RESTRICTED MATERIAL · MONSTER ACCORD
The Archive Was Never Meant to Open
Incident reports. Missing teams. Things wearing familiar faces.
Free British horror stories, fictional incident reports and field guides from the world of Bad Wiring by Scott Evans. The Monster Accord is the hidden organisation trying to contain what should not exist. These are its files — including the failures.
New to the Monster Accord? Start here
Bad Wiring follows John “Mutt” Mallory, a former Paratrooper confronting something feeding on people society has already written off. The novel stands on its own: you do not need to learn the Accord’s terminology or read these files first. Sign up for the free opening chapter to try it.
If you want to explore the wider world, start with the Feeders field guide for the entities, then Why the Public Must Never Know for the Accord’s approach to concealment. The Mutt Mallory personnel file goes further into his story; save it until after the novel if you prefer to discover him there first.
The archive below lists the newest entries first, not a required reading order. These are works of fiction, presented as recovered documents.
RECOVERED FILES
Monster Accord Case Archive
The newest recovered material appears first. Every report adds another piece to the same dangerous picture.
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Castle Vale Contamination | Monster Accord Incident 14-778
When 1990s demolition crews reached Castle Vale’s old airfield, the council was told it was contamination. The Accord’s own file says otherwise.
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Mutt Mallory: Monster Accord Personnel File
Every Accord file has a name, rank, and number. This one doesn’t. Mutt Mallory survived Kilo-Four with no name at all — just a callsign, a gap in the record, and a habit of turning up wherever feeders go quiet. The Accord still doesn’t know what he is. They’ve decided that’s the most dangerous part.
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Monster Accord: Why the Public Must Never Know
A gas main, they said. There was no gas main. A declassified Monster Accord memo explains why disclosure policy isn’t bureaucracy — it’s containment, and the public must never know.
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Monster Accord Feeders — Field Guide (AFG-03)
Classified Accord intel on Feeders: how they hunt, the warning signs, and the only civilian known to have survived repeated contact.
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The Dead Don’t Stay Logged
The last feed stopped at 03:57. What happened after wasn’t logged—because the monsters learned to log themselves out. Clause VI isn’t about control. It’s about the moment we lost it.
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Kilo-Four Went Quiet
They were supposed to be back by sunrise. Instead, Kilo-Four went quiet—no beacons, no bodies, just scorched sand and names that didn’t belong to them. One man survived. He wasn’t the same.
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Feed Nothing After Midnight
They warned not to feed them, not even scraps. Not attention. Not memory. Not pity. Because once they tasted you, they’d never stop. And in the half-light of Brixton’s backstreets, the Accord’s fourth clause wasn’t folklore. It was survival.
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No Names in the Fog
They said the fog called their names. When the rescue team arrived, maps failed, and identities vanished. Dartmoor doesn’t forget—but it erases.
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The Mourner’s Feast
Grief was the offering. The church was the altar. And beneath it, something ancient stirred — hungry for sorrow, not souls. Clause II was written in flame.
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The Silence at Bleakmere
1947. The war is over—but some doors stayed open. When a deniable unit is sent to a ruined pagan village in the Peak District, silence isn’t just eerie—it’s enforced. What they find buried beneath the chapel rewrites the rules of engagement… and forges the first clause of the Monster Accord in blood.
THE NOVEL BEHIND THE ARCHIVE
Bad Wiring
Mutt survived the war. Back home, something is feeding on the people society has already written off.
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