AgentArden

Item#: XXXX

Level3

Containment Class:

euclid

Secondary Class:

none

Disruption Class:

keneq

Risk Class:

notice

link to memo

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be kept in a standard humanoid containment chamber at Site-44. In the event of a breach, it is to be relocated by personnel with knowledge of the Site's layout, blindfolds, and earmuffs, and brought to a secure location. No cognitohazards are to be contained at Site-44.

Description: SCP-XXXX is an approximately 37 year old human male of Caucasian descent. It is able to both hear and see from the point of view of any lifeform that can use these senses within a radius of at least 10 miles. It can only look through one subject at a time, and any subjects being watched through are unaware of this. If SCP-XXXX can directly see anyone outside of that radius, either through photograph or otherwise, the anomaly can also take effect. However, knowledge of the current location of a subject isn't granted by this, and is instead to be inferred by the entity through context. SCP-XXXX has been shown to have a conceited nature.

SCP-XXXX came into Foundation containment on 08/04/2020 after it made a call to the Dallas Police Force, requesting that it wanted to talk to the SCP Foundation. Once the Foundation had heard about the call, the operator was amnesticized while a group of field agents tracked SCP-XXXX. When questioned about knowledge of the SCP Foundation, it simply stated that it was anomalous and failed to elaborate until 9 days later. (See Interview Log 08/13/2020.)

+ Interview Log 08/06/2020

Interviewer: Dr. Hannah Clairvoyance

Subject: SCP-XXXX

Date: 08/06/2020

Time: 12:03 PM

Foreword: About a minute before the interview started, SCP-XXXX had already seated himself. Dr Clairvoyance walks into the room, her personal laptop in her arm. She sets it down, opens it to a Google Doc, and begins the interview.

Clairvoyance: SCP-XXXX, are you ready to begin the interview?

SCP-XXXX: It's Kevin. (Pauses and sighs) I'm ready, Doctor 8236.

Clairvoyance: …alright, Kevin. Would you care to share some insight on your anomaly?

12 seconds of silence. A glazed look appears in SCP-XXXX's eyes during this time.

SCP-XXXX: D-73092 is currently in the Cafeteria of this site. He picks out the green beans. He sits down at table 7. He tries to eat it. He spills it on his pants.

Camera footage shows that these events were unfolding in real time.

Clairvoyance: Elaborate.

SCP-XXXX: I've given enough information, you should be able to figure it out. Next question.

Clairvoyance: (Types on laptop.) Fine, then. How did you know about the existence of the SCP Foundation a week ago?

SCP-XXXX: It's the same reason Newton figured out gravity. It was 20 years ago, I was 17 at the time. My history teacher asked the class to do a project on infamous serial killers. I borrowed a study book from the school library, where I found the picture of… What was his name… Yes, Rick Merci. He was put on death row for the murder and rape of 22 women. As I looked at the photo, I saw him and 2 other people walk into a containment chamber. There was the label, "SCP-" next to the door, I couldn't see the whole thing. I didn't know it at the time, but the very thing that let me discover my ability, also warned me of the ones who wanted to seal it away.

Clairvoyance: If you had known about the Foundation for all this time, and you are so willing to tell us that, why had you not said so when you were first contained?

SCP-XXXX: It appears you're under the impression that I didn't want to know about the Foundation, or that I wanted to be amnesticized. Take a second to connect the dots. Why would I wait 20 years to find help?

Silence for 2 seconds.

SCP-XXXX: …because I didn't come here to find help. Since you only have Level 3 clearance, you probably don't know about the darker secrets this Foundation holds.

Clairvoyance: (Leans forward in chair.) What?

SCP-XXXX: So you don't know! Well, lucky for you, I know a great many things. I can tell you where amnestics come from, what 110-Montauk is, why-

Clairvoyance hits the bottom of the table with her knee and yells, per protocol.

Clairvoyance: Ow, I would, (winces) rather not… I think this might need, (winces) medical attention…

Clairvoyance grabs her laptop and walks towards the door with a fake limp.

[END LOG]

Message from the O5 Council

Due to the amount of information SCP-XXXX holds, and the possible danger that this information can bring,
All communication with SCP-XXXX has been limited to Level 5 clearance only.

Secure. Contain. Protect.

+ Interview Log 08/13/2020

Interviewer: O5-7

Subject: SCP-XXXX

Date: 08/13/2020

Time: 3:47 PM

Foreword: D-85823 walks into SCP-XXXX's containment chamber, holding a laptop firmly in both hands. He opens the laptop to a voice chat website, with O5-7 on the other end.

SCP-XXXX: Hello. I suppose you must be O5-7. Or, should I say, ██████ ██████.

Silence for 7 seconds.

O5-7: …it's fine. I'll just redact it later. D-85823, give it the photo.

D-85823 gives SCP-XXXX a photograph of O5-7 at Mount Rushmore, presumably in his early 20s.

O5-7: Now, SCP-XXXX. You have stated that you can use this anomaly by looking through photos, correct? What do you see from this one?

SCP-XXXX: I can't see anything. Let me guess, you are obscuring your vision with something, perhaps a blindfold? I can very clearly hear a washing machine near you, but I can't hear it through the computer due to some kind of audio filter. Am I right on this assumption?

O5-7: Indeed. Do you know where I am?

Silence for 4 seconds.

SCP-XXXX: Say, why are you giving me a personal photo of you? Wouldn't that be endangering your privacy?

O5-7: You said my name earlier. You clearly know who I am already. Besides, that was a photo from my younger days. If you had not known me already, that photo would have been completely useless.

SCP-XXXX: Fair enough.

O5-7 orders D-85823 to rip the photograph apart, and he does so upon this request.

O5-7: Next question. Are you aliased with anyone else who shares your goal? Such as the Serpent's Hand?

SCP-XXXX: (chuckles) Serpent's Hand? What makes you believe they "share" my goal? It appears you misunderstood me when I talked with Clairvoyance. I don't care what happens to the anomalies, whether they are destroyed, contained, or liberated. My problem is with the Foundation itself.

O5-7: You say that your problem is with the Foundation, and that the anomalies are of no concern, but both classified pieces of information you tried to reveal to Clairvoyance were necessary measures to contain the anomalies.

SCP-XXXX: I was talking on a different scale. Of course, there are necessary measures for those specific ones, but I don't care what happens to, say, 5160.

O5-7: If you don't care what happens to them, what is your problem with the Foundation?

SCP-XXXX: It's the way you handle things. You give everything the same treatment. Dangerous skips that can be easily killed with no consequence? Contain it. Innocent ones that don't even present an immediate problem? Contain it.

O5-7: We don't destroy things because we don't know what could be containing what, or what fundamental part of reality is being upheld by what we try to hold in a cell.

SCP-XXXX: I'd imagine that both of us have our views fixed and unchanging. Besides, moral questioning probably isn't helpful to the interview. Do you have any more questions to ask me?
O5-7: Yes. Why would you willingly let yourself be contained by the Foundation? Doesn't that seem like a waste of a good 20 years of your life?

SCP-XXXX: Good question. I came here for documentation. People won't believe me if I don't have proof. A few weeks or months in a prison is a small price to pay to get your entire Foundation shown to the world. I doubt you could just amnesticize everyone, given how costly of a resource they are.

O5-7: What would stop us from giving you a dose?

SCP-XXXX: You don't want to do that. Memory is tied to ability. At least, that's what Death Note taught me. Giving me amnestics could possibly neutralize this anomaly. And you said it yourself, you don't destroy because you don't know what's being contained by what. I could destroy the world as we know it.

O5-7: (Silence for 5 seconds.) D-85823, consider this interview over.

D-85823 closes the laptop and exits the room.

Note: After the interview, D-85823 was given Class-A amnestics. After analysis by the O5 council, it was decided that SCP-XXXX not be amnesticized, and instead be placed under normal containment procedures. No containment breach attempts have been made by SCP-XXXX.