Culmoor

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures:

SCP-XXXX is to be monitored at all time by two (2) security cameras no fewer than six (6) Foundation personnel at all times. There is no restriction to the rank of Foundation personnel on or around the site of SCP-XXXX, but it is recommended to keep at least one (1) member of the security personnel assigned to SCP-XXXX on site at all time. Furthermore, should anyone other than Foundation personnel attempt to access SCP-XXXX, they are to be let inside and monitored for suspicious activity, especially if the subject is a teenager. Foundation personnel are permitted to briefly search persons exiting SCP-XXXX under the guise of local law enforcement to the borough ████████, PA. Anyone caught stealing from SCP-XXXX are to be instructed to immediately return the stolen product, and encouraged to write an apology letter to the "store manager", and given the address of Doctor F. █████ a Foundation owned P.O. box.

I don't appreciate receiving dozens of letters from snot-nosed brats who were just craving a biscotti. - Dr. F. █████

Description:

SCP-XXXX, colloquially known as "The Biscotti Hut" is a seemingly non-anomalous unnamed baker's shop located at 1305 █████ █████ Road in ████████, PA. The shop is measured to be ~15.24m long (50 feet) and ~19.81m (65 feet) wide and constructed of wood of varying age and type. The store is somewhat ramshackle but appears to be completely structurally sound regardless.
The interior of the shop consists of several handmade racks and shelving which are consistently stocked with a wide selection of fresh biscotti, pies, donuts, cakes, and other pastries. No counter is present in the store nor does anyone seem to actually *work* at said store. There is a small wooden box with a ~7x2cm hole cut out of the top. The box itself is ~15x9x20cm and made of what appears to be several older or 'junk' pieces of plywood nailed together. Despite its construction, the box appears to be perfectly sealed with no way of viewing the interior from any method besides the hole at the top. Alongside the hole is a keyhole which appears to have the ability to, once unlocked, open the box. No success at picking the lock or opening the box has been made as of yet See incident log XXXX-2.
There is a sign on top of the door identifying the hours of the shop as "6:15AM - 8PM". Any attempt to enter SCP-XXXX prior to its opening and after its closing (at roughly 8:00PM depending on the presence of any customers) has been met with failure. At 'closing time', once all customers have left the store the doors will autonomously close and lock themselves. After 8:30PM, subjects who remain inside reported feelings of severe drowsiness, anxiousness, or another amplified version of a feeling already affecting them. Sometimes, personnel affected this way have been coerced by a being (known as SCP-XXXX-1) to leave the store. There have been varying reports of the identity of SCP-XXXX-1 - reports consistently place the entity as a "plain-looking female" who "walked out from behind the counter" and "asked (them) politely to leave".
At precisely 6:15AM every morning, the store opens and the stock of pastries are completely replenished. Older pastries are either not present or somehow preserved overnight in a way that makes them appear to be fresh, testing is inconclusive. Customers are expected to estimate the price of their purchase after selecting products they'd like to purchase and deposit said amount into the box at the back of the store. Failure to do so typically results in an event similar to the one in incident log XXXX-1.

+ Incident XXXX-1

At 9:15AM on 5/12/2016, a teenager identified as Billy ██████ entered the bakery. He was captured by Foundation security cameras entering after checking to see if it was empty, he was wearing an Eagles brand hoodie and carrying a large cardboard box. At 9:25AM he was seen retreating from the store with an overflowing box of pastries from inside the store. As he left, the doors slammed shut behind him. The doors of the store did not open again for an extended period of time. Foundation personnel posing as █████ County police, telling regular customers the store had been closed temporarily due to vandalism of the interior of the store and theft. Citizens were reported as being "shocked" and "appalled"; news of this crime circulated through the community quickly. Billy ██████ returned to the store two (2) days later at 5:45AM and was observed by foundation personnel to grovel and beg at the door to the store, and was seen to have taken money out of his wallet. After a few minutes, the door opened, allowing Billy inside. Billy was never seen or heard from again and completely vanished after entering the shop. At 6:15AM later that day the store reopened, and customers flocked to the reopening immediately despite having only reopened earlier that day. No missing persons report was ever filed for Billy ██████.

+ Testing Logs

No tests before XXXX-D have been recorded due to most research being dedicated to trying to determine the origin, composition, and relative age of the products in the bakery. All testing was inconclusive - either a result wasn't found or results were decidedly non-anomalous, and these tests did not contribute meaningful information to SCP-XXXX.
Test XXXX-D - Date: 5/13/16

Subjects:
Twelve (12) D-Class personnel (D-XXXX-1 through D-XXXX-12) equipped with any tactical gear and powertools requested
Procedure:
The D-class personnel were instructed to attempt to enter the store by any means necessary during its current closed state after the events of Incident XXXX-1.
Results:
Despite appearing to be constructed of regular plywood - and samples of such plywood been able to be taken before this event - the D-class personnel were completely unable to penetrate the exterior of SCP-XXXX. Test aborted after a makeshift explosive was detonated on the roof of SCP-XXXX, causing the loss of D-9's left pinky and ring finger, and severe lacerations on D-2's right forearm.
Analysis:
SCP-XXXX appears to enter a complete lockdown state while closed in any context. Similar results occur trying to break into the shop after it closes its doors for the night

Test XXXX-E - Date: 5/19/16

Subjects:
The same Twelve (12) D-Class personnel equipped with any tactical gear and powertools requested. Any requests for explosive material or material which could potentially make explosives are to be denied.
Six (6) Security personnel posing as █████ County police
Procedure:
Security personnel are instructed to keep passersby away from the location of SCP-XXXX under the front of several downed power lines and trees from a recent storm.
Meanwhile, D-Class personnel are instructed to create several holes in SCP-XXXX wherever possible to attempt to establish a view inside from the outside so researchers can observe the restocking.
Results:
D-Class personnel proved adept at drilling several holes in the roof, walls, and door of SCP-XXXX. Large holes were also crudely bashed into three (3) of the walls of the hut by means of a sledgehammer, accompanied by other random vision enabling destruction.
Analysis:
Despite D-Class's best efforts at apparently trying to collapse SCP-XXXX, it remains structurally stable. Furthermore, as 8PM drew ever nearer, the wood around the holes created in SCP-XXXX slowly began to grow and seal up over a course of several hours. The largest hole took a total of six hours to seal up fully, but all holes finished sealing regardless the second the door closed. A lead pipe was inserted into one of these holes as it was closing, but was forcibly snapped in half by the encroaching wall. By the next day, SCP-XXXX opened as usual at 6:15AM.

Test F - Date

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+ Incident XXXX-2

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