Important Instruction: Use of SCP-XXXX is to be recorded with particular detail regarding timeline and maximum relevant observations. This is to reduce use of the object whilst utilizing test time for productive and worthwhile results. Dialogues are to be summarized for the sake of clarity and brevity. While the expected etiquette of targets may vary, it must be stressed that a great deal of mental discipline is necessary on the parts of both subjects and willing targets.
Log-01 - 06-26-2019
Subject: D-4919, Male, 34
Target: Dr Meadows, Female, 30
- 13:10 - Subject is restrained in an upright seated position and SCP-XXXX is applied to them. Their reluctance disappears when they are instructed to focus on Dr Meadows. Visual contact is been confirmed.
- 13:12 - Specialized vision and reflex tests are performed, lasting a maximum of 9 minutes total with intermittent reminders to focus on Dr Meadows, a task which does not seem difficult on the subject's part.
- 13:19 - The subject briefly comments on his vision of Dr Meadows's eyelids as they blink. It is apparently mildly disorienting considering that his eyes are consistently closed.
- 13:21 - The subject interjects asking her to check that his feet are still bare. Following this, he clarifies that he is able to feel her high heeled shoes.
- 13:24 - A pin is brought out and pricked into Dr Meadows's finger, causing pain in both participants. Comparison shows no evidence of puncture in the subject's corresponding finger.
- 13:26 - More exercises follow, pertaining to the identification of textures and points on the anatomy based on touch alone.
- 13:42 - It is brought up by the subject that he is aware of the notes being made on his performance and subsequent conclusions. He proceeds to recommend that a third researcher be introduced to conceal information written directly in front of him.
- 13:39 - Subject is apparently able to feel a contrasting flow of air within the throat and lungs, to which only a series of breathing exercises is recommended by Dr Meadows to "match pace". Despite visibly uncomfortable reactions, nothing is said of the diaphragm's motion, nor the assumed sensation of involuntary swallowing.
- 13:43 - More exercises commence regarding hearing, including sound direction and pitch recognition. The subject has since lowered their volume.
- 13:51 - Subject matches the predictions made regarding the stages at which low level telepathy is expected. Whilst describing what he can feel, he makes an abrupt apology to Dr Meadows for having made her uncomfortable. Then via Dr Meadows's speculation, he picks up on the suggestion that he is gaining increasing levels of telepathy.
- 13:53 - Dr Meadows begins to focus on a series of thoughts prepared for this stage. The subject is asked to speak the thoughts out loud. To begin, the color red is thought of, to which the subject responds correctly. Next, she hums the tune of the first lines of the Alphabet song, followed closely by the first lines of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. According to the subject, she had been saying the words in her head, and the imagery for both songs varies greatly.
- 14:01 - It is apparent now that communication from the target to the subject has become entirely mental for ease of understanding on the subject's part. While the speed of communication has greatly increased, the sporadic phrasing has complicated the written format. Dr Meadows starts by instructing the D-4919 to think of and focus on a different target. It is apparently not possible. D-4919 is speaking just enough to communicate with Dr Meadows, who is completely silent. Through broken sentencing it is only distinctly discernable that he thinks he shouldn't be here.
- 14:11 - SCP-XXXX is cautiously removed from the subject, resulting in a visible short lasting discomfort. Dr Meadows then requests access to background reports on D-4919.
- 14:16 - SCP-XXXX is returned to original storage.
Note 06-26-2019: SCP-XXXX Has been verified as safe. The restrictions of staff use regarding mental and physical health concerns have been lifted to incorporate more reliable experimentation. Additionally, staff will be held responsible for information leaked to subjects of lower clearance levels. It is therefore advised that the mask is removed from such subjects before the final stages.
Log-02 - 06-26-2019
Subject: Dr Meadows, Female, 30
Target: Dr Susan, Female, 28
- 15:20 - Subject and target are at an approximate distance of 11.7 kilometers. A phone call is initiated briefing Dr Susan on the properties of SCP-XXXX and as a means of constant communication. The experiment begins with Dr Meadows applying SCP-XXXX to herself. Visual contact is soon made with Dr Susan, who proceeds to inquire as to what Dr Meadows can see. Each description is confirmed.
- 15:23 - The subject Dr Meadows attempts a divergent thought, focusing on a separate unrelated target. It is confirmed that it is not possible to diverge their perspective from one person to another.
- 15:30 - Dr Susan Had previously been instructed to continue tapping her shoulder, of which Dr Meadows can now feel. She requests that Dr Susan do something to inhibit her senses. The target ends the call and proceeds to exit the building. Dr Meadows is still able to hear the comments made by Dr Susan.
- 15:35 - The target purchases three bottles of Absolut Vodka.
- 15:40 - The target returns to the office and resumes the call. Dr Meadows conveys her disapproval. Dr Susan proceeds drink from the bottle, to which Dr Meadows almost throws up, relating the sensation to something being forced down her throat. Dr Susan is instructed to continue.
- 15:57 - Dr Meadows notes her own consistent sobriety, to which Dr Susan insists that she needs to "loosen up a bit". Dr Meadows is disoriented by the fact that the target hadn't actually said anything.
- 16:13 - The first bottle is emptied and the target is deemed considerably inebriated. Dr Susan starts to poke and grab at herself as to elicit a reaction from Dr Meadows. A note is made regarding the testing of equivalent proportions.
- 16:28 - Conversation is now minimal on the part of the target. Upon being reminded of the fact that her thoughts are being transmitted, Dr Susan begins to panic. She is reminded that this is an experimental log, and that information regarding personal details is to be omitted. This statement has resulted in a constant flow of thoughts deemed regrettable by the target.
- 16:40 - The call is ended and SCP-XXXX is removed. Dr Meadows notes the sensation of removal, comparing it to waking up from a daydream.
- 16:45 - SCP-XXXX is returned to original storage.
Note 06-26-2019: Following the results of previous experiments conducted, use of SCP-XXXX in both interrogation and psychiatric aid has been approved to authorized personnel. For similar reasons, testing following and during the excessive consumption of alcohol is henceforth highly discouraged.
Log-03 - 06-27-2019
Subject: D-4919, Male, 34
Target: Multiple; To be specified in each case
- 07:00 - Subject is restrained in an upright seated position.
TARGET: DR Meadows
- 07:00 - Senses are gained at a rate by which telepathy is expected within the first two minutes. It would seem the process takes less time to recreate the transmission of the same target.
TARGET: MR Troughton
- 07:06 - Following prompting to focus on the lawyer Mr Troughton, three minutes pass in which the subject receives nothing until he gains Dr Meadows's perspective again, clarifying that it was difficult to focus on him for so long. SCP-XXXX is removed. It is confirmed through the target's lack of transmission and the success of the 'divergent' thought that the deceased are not targetable.
TARGET: LUKE SKYWALKER
- 07:13 - The subject confirms that they are familiar with the Star Wars films. He is then asked to focus on the protagonist Luke Skywalker. The subject describes seeing a hotel bedroom. SCP-XXXX is removed. A request is made to verify Mark Hamill's location.
TARGET: DR Susan
- 07:21 SCP-XXXX is applied to the subject who is prompted first to focus on Dr Meadows. Once telepathy is formed, Dr Meadows thinks of Dr Susan. With the subject now aware of Dr Susan's mental image, the mask is reapplied with the subject now focusing on her. Visual contact is made within thirteen (13) seconds. SCP-XXXX is removed after the target is confirmed via text messaging. Information regarding the test and an apology from Dr Meadows are relayed to Dr Susan, who suggested that tests of this nature be performed during hours of the day in which targets may be more open to being cosmically spied on.
TARGET: VARIOUS SPECIES
- 07:28 - SCP-XXXX is applied to the subject who is asked to focus on the thought of various species of non-anomalous lifeforms during multiple uses of SCP-XXXX. None of the 15 organisms tried are reached by the object, including Ants, Wolves, Sharks, Pythons, Seagulls, Chimpanzees, Microorganisms and Palm Trees. Images of anomalous lifeforms which are also tested included SCP-939, SCP-682, and SCP-1170-2. Following these, the subject is reassured that these are false entities and that the test is in relation to SCP-XXXX's estimation capabilities. This seems to have worked in deterring speculation, though supervisors have since recommended an ample dose of a Class-B amnestic before D-4919 is returned.
- 08:01 - SCP-XXXX is returned to original storage.
Note 06-27-2019: The strengths and limitations of SCP-XXXX's capabilities have been defined thoroughly. There should now be minimal questioning as to the dangers of using SCP-XXXX. Further experimentation involving human or human-like anomalies is still undergoing evaluation. It is to be hoped that the initial letter be discarded as a source, and that the information gathered thus far replace it.
Log-04 - 06-28-2019
Subject: Dr Susan, Female, 28
Target: Dr Meadows, Female, 30
Commenced: 09:00
- 18:20 - Dr Susan arrives at Site 20 accompanied by Agent Lister. Dr Meadows had remained awake for the last 20 hours before the experiment began, which was to be conducted in her office. Agent Lister is to assist Dr Susan by preventing dehydration and documenting the event.
- 21:00 - SCP-XXXX is applied to Dr Susan Who focuses on the target Dr Meadows. The target lies on the ground and begins resting. Agent Lister reads to himself.
- 21:14 - The target is confirmed to be asleep. The subject reports near complete absence of sensation except for a numb awareness of the carpet against her arms. Agent Lister lightly taps on his palm above Dr Meadows's right ear, to which Dr Susan notes that she received no noise.
- 21:59 - At this point during which very few senses have been confirmed transmitted, SCP-XXXX has reached what is assumed to be maximum capacity.
- 22:27 - Dr Susan begins to describe unusual mental imagery. It is apparent that Dr Meadows is in a dream state. The thoughts are described as they pass with Agent Lister transcribing them. She is briefly confused as to whether or not Dr Meadows is aware of her presence within the dream. Dr Susan then insists that Dr Meadows be brought home immediately.
- 22:30 - Dr Meadows is woken up and asked if she can at all recall the dream. She remembers vague images which correlate with Dr Susan's descriptions.
- 22:46 - SCP-XXXX is returned to original storage. Dr Meadows has since informed supervisors that the log is consistent with previous experiences. It has been suggested that the target's supposed awareness of the subject's 'presence' was a result of exposure to the concept and experience of SCP-XXX as well as the target's awareness of a dream state.
Note 06-28-2019—1: Further tests regarding the sleep cycle are not recommended as they seem to support previously conducted research in the fields of psychology and neurology.**
Note 06-28-2019—2: Regarding the reevaluation of D-4919: the inferred capability to prove the guilt or by extension innocence of a client can't alone be taken by us as evidence enough to rest such decisions on. Unless a valid and concise conclusion is found and plausible solution is proposed that does not put the security of the foundation at risk, D-4919 cannot yet be exonerated within our system.
Log-05 - 06-29-2019
Subject: Dr Susan, Female, 28
Target: D-4919, Male, 34
- The experiment has been designed to confirm previous hypotheses regarding psychic capabilities as well as the detection of deceit through mental queues and signals. Preparation commenced at 10:00 with Dr Meadows wearing SCP-XXXX for the first hour, focused on the experiment's target, and Dr Susan wearing SCP-XXXX for another hour with the same target to maximize efficiency.
- The experiment takes place in an empty soundproofed room with a single one way mirror installed as well as a microphone and camera system. Opposite the window mirror is a observation room with a long desk, paper and pen, and SCP-XXXX. Target (D-4919) is restrained in an upright seated position in the larger room and accompanied by the Interviewer (Dr Meadows). In the hidden room is the Subject (Dr Susan) as well as a the Communicator (Agent Lister). The Interviewer and the Communicator share a set of earpieces through which only they can communicate.
- 12:00 - SCP-XXXX is applied to the subject, who is prompted to think of the target, D-4919. After approximately 58 seconds, all mental activity is being received by the Subject. Whilst Dr Susan faces away from the window, Dr Meadows requests that Agent Lister pass on her inquiry as to the number of fingers she is holding up, to which Dr Susan responds correctly with 4.
- The direction in which the Subject faces is referred to by Agent Lister as unimportant as she is in fact blindfolded by SCP-XXXX.
- 12:03 - The Communicator informs the Interviewer that she may begin. Dr Meadows begins by inquiring the Target's numerical designation. Dr Susan notes the Target's real name. Their age, height and place of birth are also confirmed true.
- 12:10 - Dr Meadows explains that she will soon ask for the events which lead to the Target's sentencing, but that she will first allow two minutes for him to focus on the events whilst an associate records them. Dr Susan begins noting the circumstances under which the target was originally convicted.
- 12:12 - Agent Lister confirms the events have been recorded. Dr Meadows asks the Target to relay them aloud. Both the written transmission and the Target's verbal account are compared, in which they describe having been falsely convicted. Dr Meadows thanks the subject for his cooperation before deeming the test successful.
- 12:34 - SCP-XXX is returned to original storage.
Note 06-30-2019: Following the submission of Log 05, it is clear that the experiment conducted on the 29th of June took place as an attempt by the researchers in charge of SCP-XXXX to provide evidence for the innocence of D-4919. Thus, Dr Meadows and Dr Susan's efforts have proven successful. While previously logged etiquette during the use of SCP-XXXX has been less than ideal,
their intent is commendable. A discussions commence tomorrow regarding plans for the subject in question.
Note 06-31-2019: As per the suggestions put forth by Dr Meadows, Dr Susan and Agent Lister, it has been deemed apt to employ D-4919, hereby appointed as Research Assistant. Abuse of this position will not be tolerated. Know that this is an outstanding exception, and that future efforts to actively combat the judicial system will be met critically.
Log-06 - 07-10-2019
Subject: D-4905, Female, 55
*Target:** Dr Meadows, Female, 30
Commenced: 15:25
- 15:25 - The subject is restrained in an upright seated position. It is of significance that D-4905 lost their left leg in an accident. After SCP-XXXX is applied to them, Dr Meadows asks them to focus on her voice. The subject is startled following eight (8) seconds. Dr Meadows inquires as to what colour the card behind her is. The subject relays that Assistant Finch is holding a green card. Dr Meadows takes a seat and begins routinely poking her left shin with her pen without looking.
- 15:34 - The subject appears visibly agitated. They're asked to locate the discomfort to which they estimate a point above the ankle on the absent leg. SCP-XXXX is removed. It is noted that the subject's estimation was accurate.
Note 07-10-2019—1: It would seem that Dr Meadows's green is also D-4905's green. It is not yet possible to discern if it is the case that the mask has transmitted the equivalent color, or if there is very little to no difference in how the brains individually perceive the color.
Note 07-10-2019—2: Here we see the brain is registering a response in a region that is not present. This, as is the case with similar phantom sensations, is made possible because the nerves necessary are still present. So long as the brain is capable of registering it, it will be possible. It is strongly recommended that researchers remain vigilant in locating a future subject sustaining a sensory absence caused by neurological damage who also holds sufficient clearance.