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(Level 2: Restricted)

(Disruption: Dark)

(Risk Class: Danger)

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedure: SCP-XXXX is contained in a 10m x 8m x 5m size room with a securely locked garage door. Two guards are to be stationed outside of its containment chamber at all times.

Permission to open said garage doors requires permission from the Class-4 personnel in charge of SCP-XXXX’s containment, as well as a Class-4 keycard to open the garage door. Any attempt to open the garage door without prior permission will result in termination.

No personnel are allowed to enter SCP-XXXX, unless for testing purposes.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a 1999 Subaru Outback Legacy. It includes all the features belonging to the model, and has been traced back to being made in a Subaru owned factory.

SCP-XXXX holds a driver’s seat, a front passenger seat, and three rear seats. Previous tests have shown that SCP-XXXX is fully capable of being driven without issue. Once every three months, SCP-XXXX is to be inspected by on-site mechanics to ensure SCP-XXXX remains functional.

Where problems begin with SCP-XXXX is when any living thing is sat on a passenger seat. Anyone sitting down anywhere but the driver’s seat starts to experience the feeling of car sickness after two minutes in SCP-XXXX if in motion. If SCP-XXXX is stationary, it can take up to 20 minutes for subjects to feel sick. The longer someone is seated in SCP-XXXX, the worse their condition becomes. A person’s medical condition is also taken into affect. See Test Result Log-1 SCP-XXXX and Test Result Log-2 SCP-XXXX below for more information.

+ Test Result Log-1 SCP-XXXX

Documented effects on Class-D test subjects with SCP-XXXX in motion:

• 1-2 minutes: Test subjects report feeling car sick.

• 5-10 minutes: Test subjects report losing feeling in their hands.

• 20-30 minutes: Test subjects report their legs are hurting.

• 55-65 minutes: Test subjects report their chest is starting to feel tingly.

• 80-90 minutes: Test subjects report their head is throbbing, and starting to swear profusely.

• 120-180 minutes: Test subjects start to experience seizures, heart attacks, and/or brain hemorrhage.

• 180-200 minutes: Test subjects who survive through luck, or medical aid continue to deteriorate in condition.

• 200-300 minutes: Test subjects’ bones begin to break and become unable to move. Their skin begins to start falling off and subjects become blind. If the subject continues to live, they will start to bleed out of any oraffice. No test subjects have been reported to live longer than 297 minutes, despite best efforts to preserve them.

+ Test Result Log-2 SCP-XXXX

There is no known cause for why SCP-XXXX is deadly to living things. More puzzling, however, is why the driver is seemingly unaffected by the effects. View Test Result Log-3 SCP-XXXX for driver seat test.

+ Test Result Log-3 SCP-XXXX

Audio log from Test Result Log-2 SCP-XXXX

Researcher: Dr. [Redacted], Jon

Agents: [Redacted], Anthony and [Redacted], Sarah

Test Subject: D-Class 7232 | [Redacted], Roger | Sentenced to death row after grand theft auto and murdering three cops

<Begin Log>

Dr. Jon: Please enter SCP-XXXX through the driver’s door, 7232.

D-Class 7232: Seems easy enough. (D-Class 7232 enters SCP-XXXX)

Dr. Jon: 7232, please stay seated and wait 20 minutes in the driver’s seat.

D-Class 7232: You guys really couldn’t have given me a book or something to read? Pfft, this is gonna be boring… so doc-

Dr. Jon: I shall return in a few minutes, 7232. (Dr. Jon can be heard getting off of his seat)

D-Class 7232: …Rude.

[20 minutes elapse]

Dr. Jon: (Audio of Dr. Jon returning to his seat) 7232, how are you feeling?

D-Class 7232: (D-Class 7232 wakes up from snoring) H-huh? Oh yah I’m still here, doc.

Dr. Jon: 7233, how are you feeling?

D-Class 7232: Fine, why?

Dr. Jon: Very good, now with the key we issued you, start SCP-XXXX, and await for a guard to open the garage door.

D-Class 7232: (D-Class 7232 starts up SCP-XXXX) Huh, ok… we going on a little joy ride? Heh, it’s been a while since I drove anything.

(Agent Anthony approaches console near garage door and sticks a keycard into the slot, and the garage door begins to open)

Agent Anthony: We’re good down here, doctor.

Dr. Jon: Very good. 7232, please continue out of the containment cell. (Audio of SCP-XXXX’s engine revving up and moving outside it’s cell) I should not have to remind you 7232, that any attempt made by you to escape in SCP-XXXX in anyway will result in the destruction of it and yourself along with it.

D-Class 7232: Yah, yah I get the picture.

Dr. Jon: In front of you, as you can see, is a dirt track that you will drive SCP-XXXX around for approximately 24 hours. After which, you shall return SCP-XXXX back to its cell. Are your instructions understood?

D-Class 7232: Hold on… 24 hours? You want me to drive this damn thing for 24 hours in a circle?

Dr. Jon: Yes.

D-Class 7232: Does the radio at least work?

Dr. Jon No.

<End of Log>

(Test concludes that after 24 hours in the driver’s seat that there were no ill effects on D-Class 7232)

Notes: Jesus, I know it’s important to know the extent of SCP-XXXX’s dangerous ability, but did we really need to waste 24 hours of valuable time for multiple of our Foundation employees, and taxpayer dollars by watching a D-Class drive around in circles for an entire day?

The last known owner of SCP-XXXX was David Hotchkins, age 36. He lived in [Redacted], Oregon, USA. He died in Oct 22, [Redacted] under the influence with three of his friends. Mr. Hotchkins was driving his friends’ car when he ran into a light pole, killing all of them.

After Mr. Hotchkins death, SCP-XXXX was taken to a warehouse. Thirteen years later, the Foundation was alerted to it containing an anomaly. Battle company, of the 21st Recovery Team, was dispatched to acquire SCP-XXXX. For recovery operation of SCP-XXXX, view Initial Contact SCP XXXX.

+ Initial Contact SCP-XXXX

Video log from Initial Contact SCP-XXXX

Date: Jul 5, [Redacted]

Unit: 21st Recovery Team, Battle Company

1st Platoon: B1L, B12, B13, B14, B15, B16, B17, B18, B19, B110, B111, B112

2nd Platoon: B2L, B22, B23, B24, B25, B26, B27, B28, B29, B210, B211, B212

3rd Platoon: B3L, B32, B33, B34, B35, B36, B37, B38, B39, B310, B311, B312

Mission: Secure anomaly

<Begin Log>

[Footage and audio recovered from security camera at 0630]

(Pre mission briefing)

B2L: Why so many men? Isn’t this thing just supposed to be a car? Half a platoon could secure this thing just fine.

B3L: Better safe than sorry, I suppose. Hell, this thing might be a transformer for all we know.

B1L: You know, I was apart of the initial attempt to recover SCP-[Redacted]. There was four of us. Fucking four. I’m the only one that made it out. Then another four man team went in and… sigh shit’s ridiculous sometimes.

B3L: Geeze, I sure hope your luck doesn’t follow us.

B1L: Well, that shit was like ten years ago now.

B3L: Bet the miss’ is glad you made her pop a few out since then, huh?

B1L: Jesus, man, ha. Sounds a little messed up when you put it that way.

B2L: Not to many people in our line of work with families. You’re one of the lucky ones.

B1L: Thanks. So, all your guys are here?

B2L: Yah, my boys are here.

B3L: Same.

B1L: Alright, let’s get this brief underway. Everyone, gather around! Now, our mission is to secure a potential anomaly in [Redacted], Oregon. It’s being held in a warehouse in a low populated area, next to a heavily forest area. The warehouse has three floors all connected by catwalks and stairs, with offices on each floor, and a skyline on the roof that has clear visibility of all three floors.

We’ll be taken there in a Blackhawk. 1st Platoon, we’ll repel out onto the road, where we’ll be taking the first floor, and in three, four man fire teams to surround the building as we breach. Two and three both will land on the roof. 2nd will take the second floor by repelling down and breach the offices through the windows in three fireteams as well. 3rd, same idea, take the third floor, but one fire team will be posted on the roof looking through the skyline. Make sure the guys up top are marksmen.

Any questions?

(One hour later: Battle company boards three Blackhawks and heads towards objective. ETA: 30 minutes)

[Footage and audio recovered from B1L, B2L and B3L helmet cams]

[B1L footage]

Blackhawk Pilot: We’ll be touching down in two mikes.

B1L: Roger, two and three, touchdown two mikes.

B2L: Battle 2, roger.

B3L: Battle 3, roger.

B24: Battle 2-4, radio check.

B2L: You’re on company net.

B1L: Battle 2 and 3, start attaching to ropes.

B2L: Battle 2, Affirmative.

B3L: Battle 3, roping up.

B1L: (Platoon Net) First, start prepping for repel.

B12: Yes, sir.

B16: Dave, don’t fucking forget to clip the rope to yourself this time.

B17: Eat a dick.

B1L: (Company Net) Two, three, report.

B2L: Battle 2, my teams all set.

B3L: Battle 3, set.

B1L: Roger.

Blackhawk Pilot: We have visual on the objective, prepare to disembark.

[B3L footage]

B1L: Roger, this is it gentlemen.

B34: Mike, if we get contact, can I fucking send one with this AT-4?

B39: Please don’t, you’re more likely to blow yourself up, kid.

B3L: (PN) As much as I love to hear you guys talk, keep chatter off unless you’re a fire team lead.

(Blackhawk approaches warehouse and steadies itself over the roof along with 2nd Platoon’s Blackhawk)

Blackhawk Pilot: Green light.

B1L: Execute.

B3L: (PN) Let’s go.

(B3L clips on the the repel rope and slides down onto the roof)

B3L: This is Battle 3, we’re on the rooftop, sending a team to watch skyline.

B2L: Battle 2, preparing our descent.

B1L: Battle 1, we’re boots on the ground and approaching the warehouse.

B3L: (PN) Team, prepare to repel down time now.

[B2L footage]

B2L: This is Battle 2, my team is set on the wall. Ready to breach.

B3L: Battle 3, we’re good.

B1L: Battle 1, we’re set down here to. On my mark, breach. 3… 2… 1… breach!

(B2L pushes self off wall and collides into the window. The line clips off and B2L and B22-4 clear the office room)

B2L: (PN) Clear. Fire teams, report.

B25: 2-5, all clear.

B29: 2-9, all good.

B3L: This is Battle 3, third floor is secured.

B2L: Battle 2, second floor is clear.

B1L: Battle 1, copy all clear down here. I have eye on the anomaly, sending a team to assess the danger. Post up in the windows and provide cover.

B2L: Two, roger.

B3L: Battle 3, Roger.

[B1L footage]

B1L: (PN) Fire team Bravo, move up to the target.

B15: Moving.

(B15-8 move towards SCP-XXXX with guns pointed towards it. B15 peeks inside SCP-XXXXs driver’s window and slowly opens the door. He peeks around the inside and backs away from it.)

B15: Seems all good here, sir. Key’s in the ignition to.
B1L: Roger, Jenkins, get into contact with Whisky 7, tell them to we have secured the package and require- (A gunshot is heard and B1L falls over to his side)

B2L: Contact! Shooter, north side!

(Gunfire continues)

B3L: Sending skyline team to identify targets.

B1L: (Breathing is picked up by audio)

B12: Team lead is down! Request medical assistance!

(B1L begins being dragged. A line of blood can be seen while being dragged.)

[B3L footage]

B19: This is Battle 1-9. Battle 1 is down and receiving medical aid.

B3L: Affirmative. Send a nine line up to Whisky 7.

B19: Bravo 1-9, acknowledged.

(B3L spots a target and engages)

B39: Battle 3-9, we have eyes on at least fourt- make that over fifty plus targets on the edge of the tree line.

B3L: (PN) Everyone, focus fire into that tree line. Even if you can’t see anything, light up that foliage.

B35: This is Battle 3-5, six and seven are down-arghck.

B39: Battle 9, I’ve spotted a pickup truck coming down the road. It’s full and they’re armed.

B3L: (PN) Mike, light that sucker up.

B34: Clear back blast.

B33: Clear.

B34: Rocket’s away.
B39: Good effect.

B2L: Battle 3, this is Battle 2, start moving your men down to the first floor. We may need to start thinking of falling back. This is a bad spot. I’ve already lost three men.

B3L: I was beginning to think the same. Alright, give us some covering fire, we’ll start moving here shortly. (PN) This is Battle 3 Lead, my team, let’s start making our way downstairs. You to eight. Skyline team, keep spotting targets and hitting those bastards. Alright, move.

[B2L footage]

B2L: (PN) (B2L has his hands over a bullet wound B22 sustained) Hang in there, man. Where’s the goddamn medic?

B24: I can’t reach him, sir.

(B22 goes limp)

B2L: (PN) … we need to get out of here now. There’s to many of them.

(A large explosion rocks above them)

B2L: (PN) What the hell was that?

B3L: This is Battle 3, they just shot a goddamn rocket at the third floor. 3-8 is down. Rest of us are making our way down to the second floor now. Once we’re down on the first floor, I’ll let you know and cover you.

B2L: Roger. Figure out what 1st is doing. I haven’t heard anyone down there since Battle 1 went down.

B3L: Acknowledged.

(B2L begins to fire upon the enemy)

B3L: We’re downstairs, make your move.

B2L: Roger, we’re- (A rocket can be seen being fired and a split second later can be seen entering B2L’s room. Pausing the footage, a serial number can be read on the side of the rocket. After being traced, it is believed that Battle Company had come under attack by Chaos Insurgents. The room explodes.)

[error: unable to detect signal]

[B3L footage]

B3L: Battle 2, do you read me?

[Static]

B3L: (Direct Speech) No… hey, medic, how’s Battle 1 doing?

B19: (DS) He needs surgery ASAP. He won’t last much longer if he isn’t treated. I sent the Nine Line, but that was ten minutes ago and nearest base is 30 minutes away.

B3L: (DS) We need to get out of here… the anomaly. It’s a goddamn car, it should be able to drive. Everyone, move to the car, we’re getting the hell out of here. (PN) Skyline team, repel down and start to fall back. We’re going to use the vehicle down here to get out of here.

B39: Roger. We’ll find a hole to hide in till extract.

(Surviving members including B1L, B19, B3L, B32, B33 and B34 begin to climb inside SCP-XXXX with B3L getting in the driver’s seat. He starts the engine and drives SCP-XXXX out of the warehouse)

B3L: Doc, keep Battle 1 as stabilized as you can. I’m gonna alert Whisky 7 of our situation.

[20 minutes later]

(The survivors of Battle Company arrive at the barren town of [Redacted])

B3L: Everyone out and setup a perimeter. The chopper should be here in ten mikes. Besides, y’all are acting like you’re dying, or something.

B34: My fucking shins hurts like a mother fucker.

B3L: Keep Battle 1 inside, we’ll get him out when we leave.

[B1L footage]

(B1L is sitting in SCP-XXXX by himself when the camera starts to violently shake and B1L slumps against SCP-XXXX’s interior. B19 notices the noise and opens SCP-XXXX’s door near B1L. He pulls B1L out.)

B19: (DS) He’s having a seizure.

(Two chinooks can be seen approaching the LZ in the distance)

[Life signs: Critical | BPM <10]

B3L: (DS) Don’t die on me, Harry…

[Heart rate flatline]

<End of Log>

The survivors and SCP-XXXX were extracted and returned to Site-[Redacted]. The skyline team were extracted an hour later after Chaos Insurgent soldiers had fled the area. It is unknown why the Chaos Insurgency has so much interest in SCP-XXXX to launch such an attack.

Following the operation, an interview was conducted for further explanation. See Initial Contact Interview SCP-XXXX.

+ Initial Contact Interview SCP-XXXX

[Data Expunged at Request]