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Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be kept in a secure storage locker at Site-28. One-armed guard of security clearance level 3 is to monitor SCP-XXXX's storage locker at all times.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a brown leather notebook consisting of 100 pages, dating back to 1300AD. The phrase “La Creazione è Arte” is engrained on SCP-XXXX's front cover, translating to “Creation Is Art”. Approximately 32 pages of SCP-XXXX have been used, leaving 68 pages vacant. SCP-XXXX is incapable of being damaged, despite signs of wear and tear on its outer cover.

Upon SCP-XXXX being touched by a new individual, the subjects full name will appear on the inside of the front cover, with the title “Creator” ingrained below it in Italian, being either “Creatore” or “Creatrice” depending on the sex of the individual. Only one creator can exist at any given time. Attempts to interact with SCP-XXXX by anyone but its owner are unsuccessful. Upon the expiration of its current owner, SCP-XXXX will revert to its disowned state. At any time, the owner can relinquish their ownership of SCP-XXXX by leaving it untouched for approximately 1 week.

+ Note from Dr. ██████

SCP-XXXX likely originated from renaissance, Italy. The dating of the object as well as the Italian leads me to believe so.

Upon being written/drawn in, SCP-XXXX will create the specified world in detail within an alternate dimension. The quality of specification seems to have little effect on whether the notebook is successful, with even the most childlike drawings/descriptions resulting in the creation of a world. SCP-XXXX doesn’t appear to have any physical laws or limitations in what it can create, with worlds made of ███████ brand chocolate and human flesh being recorded. Upon a world's creation, the page on which it was created becomes ineffective. Currently, there have been 32 worlds created by SCP-XXXX, designated SCP-XXXX-1 through SCP-XXXX-32.

The “Creator” can enter any world within SCP-XXXX by writing “enter” in Italian, “entrare in”, on the page of the world they wish to visit. SCP-XXXX will remain with the individual within this new world. Any individual who enters SCP-XXXX is physically incapable of dying, regardless of the conditions of the world. During research test XXXX-04, D-44572, entered a world comprised of a methane rich atmosphere. Despite the hazardous conditions, he was unharmed. However, pain is still existent. It’s noted that all subjects who enter SCP-XXXX have general knowledge of the Italian language. This effect does not carry with the subject upon exit. Furthermore, SCP-XXXX will always have a freshly inked quill behind its back cover. Any individual within SCP-XXXX can return by writing “exit” in Italian, “uscita”, on the same page they entered through.

+ Note from Dr. ██████

The fact SCP-XXXX goes so far to ensure its owner has the capability to enter/exit the object, as evident from its Italian teachings and the endless supply of quills, is interesting. Perhaps it has some level of sentience?

Additional: SCP-XXXX was discovered on a cargo ship in the port of Bari, Italy, in 2004. It was detected by The Foundation after multiple crewmen reported that their captain, Captain █████, had seemingly vanished multiple times whilst overseas. Captain █████ was brought into Foundation custody, debriefed, and administered class G amnestics.

Addendum: There is a limit on how long a subject can remain within SCP-XXXX, being approximately 6 months. Upon hitting the 6-month limit, the individual will be booted from SCP-XXXX back into their previous position before initial entry.

Document XXXX-1: Following the events of incident XXXX-A (see incident XXXX-A), D-class testing of SCP-XXXX is indefinitely prohibited per 05 command.

+ Incident XXXX-A

During research test XXXX-07 on 4/23/██, D-97652 failed to return after 24 hours from within SCP-XXXX. The test was deemed a failure and the lead researcher, Dr. ██████, was reprimanded accordingly. After exactly 6 months, on 10/23/██, D-97652, reappeared in testing chamber-2B in Site-28. He was immediately detained, debriefed, and terminated.

+ Message from Dr. Babin to 05

Allow me to continue testing of SCP-XXXX. Dr. ██████ was careless. I know better than to use D-class for testing like this. I mean, you can't die within SCP-XXXX, so why use D-class? They're a liability.

Response pending….

+ Test Logs

Test 01 - 8/8/04

Subject: D-22888, male, 42

Procedure: Subject is given a Nikon F90 camera. Told to write,"entrare in," on page 1 of SCP-XXXX, a drawing of a log cabin a top the Apennine Mountain range in Italy.

Results: Upon returning from within SCP-XXXX, subject reported feelings of joy, warmth, and a sense of relaxing isolation whilst inside the log cabin. Photos taken of the log cabin and mountain matched perfectly with the drawing on page 1 of SCP-XXXX.

Analysis: It seems SCP-XXXX is able to retain the emotion an owner harbors during the initial creation of an image, allowing later owners to feel identical.

Note from Dr. ██████: All tests moving forward will require the subject bring a basic camera, per current SCP-XXXX testing procedure.
Test 02 - 9/4/04

Subject: D-98701, male, 24

Procedure: Told to write,"World of chocolate," on page 28 of SCP-XXXX, followed by,"entrare in," on the same page.

Results: Upon returning from within SCP-XXXX, subject reported,"It was delicious." Photos taken of the world showed it completely made of ███████ brand chocolate. All solid substances appeared to be made of dark hard chocolate. Similarly, all liquid bodies were comprised of milk chocolate.

Analysis: Well this proves you can truly create whatever you want within SCP-XXXX. Wherever these worlds are, the laws of the universe don't apply.

Test 03 - 11/10/04

Subject: D-69016, female, 19

Procedure: Told to write,"entrare in," on page 4 of SCP-XXXX, a description of a wishing well in rural Japan.

Results:

Analysis: