Dr Eiduk

The library

Object class: safe

Containment procedures

  • All written information about this object must be accessible only to personal with highest level of clearance.
  • All knowledge of objects existence must be concealed with utmost importance: all expendable personal used to conduct experiments, have to be immediately terminated or given class A amnestics.
  • All researchers conducting the research, before and after it, have to swear not to release information or talk about research in any manner and take mind stability, subconscious suggestibility, group obedience and group loyalty tests.
  • It shall be contained within site ___: “the dragons cave” within seven layers of high security safes, each lined with… to prevent containment breach via a space time distortion method.
  • The containment’s contents are to be accessible with relative ease, that is, without physically breaking the containment, at all times.
  • All containment procedure’s above this one are to be engraved on each side of each of the containment layers, except the outer most layer.
  • The pages containing any kind of information about this scp are to be sealed airtight between two pieces of acrylic within an inert atmosphere, to prevent their deteriation, and stored within the inner most containment cell.
  • Along the main containable object, 50 (fifty) pages of handmade writing surface are to be stored within the innermost containment layer. Each of these surfaces have to be made by attaching the top layer of European birch bark to a piece of bovine leather using animal based glue.
  • Any additions or subtractions to the object file are to be done on the most recent edition of the full description paper.
  • Expendable personnel that are used for experiments or information addition to the containable object, have to first go through identity reconditioning using class-F amnestic, in order to prevent any possible previous plans or hidden agenda of said personnel.
  • Order to open or modify the object’s in any way or format must be confirmed by at least 4 level 4 researchers or two O5 members.
  • If an instance of the library's entrance has been witnessed, while no research is being conducted, nearest available task force with target neutralization specialization should be dispatched to the location to guard library's entrance and destroy any entity or object exiting from it.

Description:

Mans beerns. Vai tu veelies zinaat. Vai tu veelies izprast sho zemi pa kuru staigaaja kaa tavs teevs taa arii vinha teevs. Tad klausies cieshi mans beerns. Ir vieta paar kuru valda gari un dievi. Shi vieta pilna rakstiitiem vaardiem, kas sasieti kopaa ar dziivnieku miesu. Tur atrast var visu ko vari veeleeties. Gari paliidz kad ko vajag. Tik atceries ko sheit rakstu un veelies tur buut. Neparasts nams tev priekshaa radiisies un durvis tam savaadas buus. Droshi ej iekshaa vitetaa ko vinhi sauc par "Biblioteeku" un meklee to kas tev truukst.

My child. Do you want to know. Do you want to understand this land upon which your father walked just as his father did. Then listen carefully my child. There is a place ruled by spirits and gods. This place is full of written words tied together with animal flesh. There you can find everything you can wish for. The spirits help whenever there is a need for something. So remember what I wrote down here and wish you were there. An unusual house will appear in front of you and the door will be just as weird. Baldly go inside the place they call "The library" and search for what's missing from you.

These texts visible above are the main source of this scp's anomalous properties. They were obtained from beneath small church ruins on a manmade island in _, ____ in 1921. The state of the recovered item was similar to the current one, e.i. written on top of pieces of birch bark and attached to a single leather piece.
It has been shown in tests, that it is not necessary to precisely understand the scp's main texts to activate their anomalous effects.

After viewing ether the recovered texts or any written or graphic depiction of the item or its anomalous effects and acknowledging the existence of such an object, a subject is able to summon an entrance to the described place.