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SPC-XXXX
Object Class: Keter
Special Containment Procedures: All apprehended subjects affected by SPC-xxxx here after known as SPC-xxxx-1 are to be contained at Site (redacted). SPC-xxxx-1 are not to be terminated under any circumstance by field personnel due to how SPC-xxxx spreads, nor should D-class personnel be ordered to terminate an instance of SPC-xxxx-1 in the field. All captured instances of SPC-xxxx-1 are to be transferred to site (redacted) by the special task force here after known as “Dream Catcher”. Any contact between SPC-xxxx-1 and Foundation staff at clearance rank 3 or higher not assigned to taskforce Dream Catcher are strictly forbidden and will result in being taken in to custody by Dream Catcher until cleared of contamination. Further information about containment of SPC-xxxx andSPC-xxxx-1 classified under protocol Noctis.
Description: SPC-xxxx is a man who appears in a mirror in the dreams of all instances of SPC-xxxx-1, replacing all other dreams had by SPC-xxxx-1. Upon the death of SPC-xxxx-1, SPC-xxxx will move to the person or persons responsible for the death of SPC-xxxx-1. How this is determined is not known though there seems to be a limit. SPC-xxxx will appear to new SPC-xxxx-1 the first time they fall asleep after termination of the old SPC-xxxx-1.
Upon falling asleep SPC-xxxx-1 will find themselves alone facing a dark mirror. In the mirror will be SPC-xxxx with only his right eye visible, though some subjects have mentioned seeing the silhouette of his face. SPC-xxxx will then greet and engage SPC-xxxx in conversation about themselves. These conversations are only about SPC-xxxx-1. On the following night SPC-xxxx will again engage in conversation, but at the end will offer advice. The advice is often strange but if followed will usually be beneficial to SPC-xxxx-1 but not always others. Advice is dependent on the individual and can be both dangerous or benign. If advice is refused SPC-xxxx will express displeasure and offer other advice. If advice is continually refused the dream meetings will become filled with inexplicable fear and anxiety for SPC-xxxx-1. This happens regardless of what SPC-xxxx-1 does if it doesn’t follow the given advice. The subject will also become tired and unfocused when awake as if the have not actually slept.
If advice continues to be rejected the fear and anxiety will escalate and can even be felt while awake. At this point SPC-xxxx-1 will start hallucinating SPC-xxxx looking at them from every reflective surface. If advice is still refused SPC-xxxx-1 will fall in to a dreamless sleep. When they awaken, they will find themselves in a life-threatening situation that usually ends with them being killed by another person. Thus, passing on SPC-xxxx.
SPC-xxxx was discovered by Dr. (redacted), a phycology researcher at (redacted) (redacted) maximum security prison. Dr. (redacted), had three patients all mentioned having a dream of a man in a mirror giving them advice. Dr. (redacted) kept notes on the three men hereafter known as patients 1-3.
Patient 1 started struggling with anxiety and depression shortly after the dreams appeared. Patient 2 seemed happy during this time and patient 3 simply talked about having the dream and what he and SPC-xxxx talked about.
As patient 2 started trusting the doctor more he started telling her of killings in the prison SPC-xxxx had helped him hide or blame on other prisoners. He would often jest saying that the doctor couldn’t tell anyone because of doctor patient confidentiality. Eventually Dr. (redacted) brought these murders to the attention of the staff at the prison. Patient 2 was tried, and his execution was moved up.
The night after patient 2 was executed Dr. (redacted) met SPC-xxxx in her dream. Dr. (redacted) says she was unable to resist talking to SPC-xxxx and told him everything that was asked of her. The next night SPC-xxxx told Dr. (redacted) that patients 1, 2, and 3 killed his first host at the prison. SPC-xxxx told the doctor where to find the evidence of this and that she should also suggest patients 1 and 3 be tried as well. Dr. (redacted) did not report the information. Dr. (redacted) refused to leave her home or go to work for the nest few weeks. Dr. (redacted) was picked up by police several weeks later wandering a road naked approximately ten miles from her home. After Dr. (redacted) told the police what happened, foundation personnel were notified. Dr. (redacted) as well as all her notes and research were appropriated. Later patients 1 and 3 were also relocated to site (redacted) where Dr. (redacted) was held.
Interview with patients 1 and 3 corroborated Dr(redacted) story. All three were placed in standard human containment cells and were observed. Patient 3 was cordial and answered most questions asked of him but would not speak of the advice given to him by SPC-xxxx. Patient 1 refused to speak at all about SPC-xxxx and when pressed or threatened would start crying eventually becoming completely unresponsive. Dr. (redacted) was cooperative for the first two days but stopped by the third day. Both patient 1 and Dr. (redacted) showing signs of extreme sleep deprivation.
On (redacted) one week after apprehension, patient 1 tried to attack the personnel coming to extract him for an interview. Result patient 1 shot and killed. Personnel were moved to containment for observation.
On (redacted) on nine days after apprehension, two of the three personnel involved in the termination of patient one started experiencing dreams with SPC-xxxx. Both are being held for testing designated patients 4 and 5.
test 1- patient 4 is hooked to an EEG headset to scan his brainwaves while sleeping. Scan revealed extremely low activity while patient slept. Upon awakening brain activity returned to normal. Test was attempted a second time with new equipment with the same results.
test 2- patient 1 was placed into chemically induced coma for twelve hours. When awoken patient said they did not dream at all. EEG scans do not match patterns discovered from test 1. Patient 1 requested to be put back in comma permanently. Request granted.
test 3- patient 1 IV connected to remote administration device filled with lethal amount of cyanide. Patient 3 placed in room across hall with no windows and no knowledge of patient 1. Patient 3 handed remote by D class personnel and asked to use remote. Patient 3 obliges. Result, patient 1 terminated, D class personnel and test administrator to be designated patients 6 and 7 respectively.
test 4- patient 6 placed in to chemically induced coma, then connected to remote administrative device. Device is set to administer dose of influenzas virus at random time after 30 minutes. Result, patient 6 experienced no adverse reaction.
test 5- patient 6 placed in to chemically induced coma, then connected to remote administrative device. Device is set to administer dose of Marburg virus at random time after 30 minutes. Result, patient 6 experienced no adverse reaction.
test 6- patient 6 administered full range of amnestics. Result, patient 6 experienced no adverse reaction, anestics ineffective. Patient 6 continues to have dreams involving SPC-xxxx when not in chemically induced coma.
Request made to test SPC-217 on patient 6. Request denied.
On (redacted), Dr. (redacted) was found outside her cell by Dr. Hurtz and two security personnel in accompaniment. Dr. (redacted) would not respond to commands issued by security personnel even when threatened with termination. Dr. (redacted) was approaching them with only her right eye open. The color was noted as bright blue, different from Dr. (redacted)’s normal hazel color. Dr. (redacted) began to speak in a deep voice that wasn’t her own. Dr. Hurtz who was on his way to interview patient 7 activated his recorder. The following is their conversation.
[Begin log]
Dr (redacted): Well, aren’t you going to kill me?
Dr. Hurtz: What are you doing out of your cell?
Dr. (redacted): I got tired of you trying to figure me out or slip up and have this one killed. I decided I would come to you.
Dr. Hurtz: Who are you?
Dr. (redacted): I believe you call me SPC-xxxx.
Dr. Hurtz: What are you doing here.
SPC-xxxx: I am taking out the trash. This one has failed at every turn and worse, she worked against me. She’s a lost cause and I don’t enjoy torture.
Dr. Hurtz: Your trying to get someone to kill her.
SPC-xxxx: Smart lad, you may have been a good project, but then I thought the same thing about her.
Dr. Hurtz: What if no one kills her, then you will be stuck in her.
SPC-xxxx: No, I’m on my way to unleash all your little… projects. I’m sure someone will try to stop me.
Dr. Hurtz: How? You don’t know any of the security features and you are in a small woman. You will be over powered and contained before you even leave the wing.
SPC-xxxx: I have complete access to this woman’s brain. All I have to do is pump up her adrenal glands and I am easily stronger than you three. Also, not everyone here has been honest with you. I am in more heads than you think, and what they know, I know.
[SPC-xxxx] quietly laughs for 20 seconds
Dr. Hurtz Then I will terminate her.
SPC-xxxx: Can you? Let’s see!
[gunshots and screaming]
[End log]
Addendum 1: All research in to SCP-xxxx is immediately suspended. All foundation personnel on site (redacted)from (redacted) to (redacted)are to undergo EEG scans to their sleeping minds. Any found to show symptoms like those experienced by SPC-xxxx-1 are to be transferred to site (redacted) indefinitely.
Addendum 2: All instances of SCP-xxxx-1 are to be sent to site (redacted), to be contained under Protocol Noctis. No other SPCs are to be sent to the site. Any personnel with knowledge about Protocol Noctis not working at site (redacted) are to be given appropriate amnestices and undergo an EEG scan once a week for the next six months.
