Item #: SCP-XXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: There is currently no way to contain SCP-XXX. If SCP-XXX manifestation becomes an obstacle to productivity, then the speakers in the facility are to be powered off for 10 minutes.
A log of SCP-XXX manifestations is to be kept for posterity.
Description: SCP-XXX is a phenomena that only affects Site-16. At seemingly random intervals, a song will begin to play over the speaker system for Site-16. The song can range from a standard length to a brief melody. The song is typically different between each manifestation, though the selection of songs that have played indicate a clear preference of genre and melodies. No song released after July 9th, 2019 has played during an SCP-XXX manifestation.
The combination of SCP-XXX's qualities and recent circumstances have led site staff to believe that SCP-XXX and Junior Research Downes are connected in some capacity. Researcher Downes died from medical complications in Site-16 on July 9th, 2019.
Addendum-1 List of SCP-XXX Manifestations:
containment breach - dvorak's 9th symphony. this was played before a containment breach had been noticed by site security.
Item #: SCP-XXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: Access to SCP-XXX is to be restricted to the best abilities of the Foundation. Research into anomalous entries into SCP-XXX is considered a high priority.
Exploration of SCP-XXX is prohibited.
Description: SCP-XXX is the designation for a cave located in the upper regions of Alaska (68°N, -147°W). The only way to access SCP-XXX non-anomalously is to traverse an angular network cave system spanning 4 km. There is a narrow section that prevents transport of most proper exploration equipment. This limits proper exploration and study of SCP-XXX, as one can only reach the interior of the cave with nothing more than a flashlight or meager rations.
The interior of SCP-XXX is difficult to study, as visibility within the cave is subject to fluctuation. While visibility of areas within 1m of a subject is great (compared to the assumed lighting conditions of the cave), attempted to gain visibility of anything beyond that is incredibly difficult. Any form of luminance is incapable of travelling more than 3m from its source. As with most aspects of SCP-XXX, the mechanism behind this is currently unknown.
SCP-XXX maintains a constant temperature of absolute zero (0K). Despite this, life is able to exist within SCP-XXX for at least 1 hour, with the highest recorded survival time being 6 days (see Addendum). The mechanism behind this is unknown. Any life that enters SCP-XXX will eventually die, and enter a type of stasis that is not currently well understood. It is theorized that this is true even of life with anomalous qualities. It has proven infeasible to test this theory.
Cave entrances to SCP-XXX have been observed randomly generating in any environment where a cave could plausibly be located. These cave entrances are designated as SCP-XXX-01 The cave system that SCP-XXX-01 instances provide access to cannot be entered through any means other than the SCP-XXX-01 instance. Any attempt to do so will result in the expect cave not being present, leading researchers to assume that the cave system does not physically appear within the geological zones of the surrounding area. The cave systems that SCP-XXX-01 instances house typically manifest as a narrow pathway that ends with a deep chasm. Any object that falls down this chasm will land within SCP-XXX, regardless of SCP-XXX's distance to the SCP-XXX-01 instance.
An entity, ranging from 10-15 meters tall, has been observed to reside within SCP-XXX. This entity is designated as SCP-XXX-02. The method by which it resists the absolute zero temperatures of SCP-XXX is currently unknown. If it encounters other life, it will keep a distance of at least 25m from the subject. While this is outside of any possible visibility range within SCP-XXX, this entity can be seen via two blue dots, which are assumed to be its eyes. Once a foreign subject begins to show signs of succumbing to SCP-XXX, SCP-XXX-02 will move closer to the subject. What it does beyond this action is unknown.
Item #: SCP-XXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXX is to be kept in a standard humanoid containment cell. Objects that can potentially be used to commit suicide are to be removed from it's containment chamber once noticed. Leisurely items, specifically board games and video games, are permitted within SCP-XXX's containment chamber. Inclusion of other leisurely items is discouraged.
If SCP-XXX attempts to commit suicide during mundane transport, it is to be restrained. If SCP-XXX succeeds in committing suicide before being restrained, then transport is to continue normally.
Psychiatric evaluations of SCP-XXX are to be held each month. If SCP-XXX shows improvement of mental health, rewards may be allocated at the discretion of site staff.
Strange behavior exhibited by SCP-XXX can be reported to Researcher Nguyen.
Description: SCP-XXX is a Caucasian man of lean build. It maintains a slightly emaciated appearance, regardless of nutrition or its anomalous quality. Research into this trait is still ongoing.
SCP-XXX is capable of regenerating itself from any form of damage. This includes starvation or dehydration, flesh wounds, severing of limbs, or near-complete destruction of its body. Regeneration happens automatically, and cannot be controlled by the subject. If the subject's brain is completely destroyed, all memories and other mental faculties up until the time of destruction are retained. The mechanism by which the regeneration performs this is still unknown.
The regeneration takes the form of an amorphous mass of flesh emanating from the site of damage, typically maintaining the approximate dimensions and mass of the biomaterial that was lost. The amorphous mass will then quickly refine into the expected appearance of the biomaterial lost. Lost biomaterial from SCP-XXX decomposes incredibly quickly, stalling current efforts to examine its cellular structure.
The time it takes for complete regeneration differs depending on the amount of damage the subject sustained. Simple flesh wounds heal almost instantaneously, while near-destruction via explosives typically takes one hour to regenerate from. The longest period of regeneration was approximately 9 hours, when SCP-XXX was reduced to a couple of molecules during a containment breach (see [REDACTED] for more details). It is theorized that the only way to kill SCP-XXX is to simultaneously expose each particle of its being with an appropriate anti-particle, which would annihilate all of SCP-XXX's matter before it can regenerate. This task is unfeasible with current scientific advancements.
In stark contrast to its regenerative capabilities, SCP-XXX exhibits an insatiable desire to commit suicide. If provided the opportunity, it will attempt to commit suicide with any appropriate means available, even if it has already attempted that method in the past. SCP-XXX has never been observed to attempt suicide via leaping from a fatal height. Its reasoning for this is a fear of heights.
Once SCP-XXX successfully commits suicide, and subsequently regenerates, it will be calmed and exhibit comparatively normal behavior for a period of 2-4 hours. This is considered a mutually beneficial outcome. SCP-XXX can also be calmed by playing board games or video games.
The reason for why SCP-XXX has such compulsion to commit suicide is currently unknown. Psychiatric evaluations point to mental scarring from a previous traumatic event, though no suitable theories to what this event could be have been made. Though amicable to standard conversation, SCP-XXX has refrained from explaining the details surrounding the acquisition of its anomalous trait or its suicidal tendencies. Excessive pressuring to divulge details will result in SCP-XXX attempting to commit suicide. Investigation into what caused SCP-XXX's suicidal tendencies is considered a Beta-priority.
Discovery:
SCP-XXX
Addendum: A prior Ethics Committee vote ruled that SCP-XXX is be terminated if the opportunity arises. This decision as since been overturned. List below are previous proposals for termination of SCP-XXX
Item #:
Object Class: Thaumiel
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXX is to be kept in a standard anomalous object container at Site-19, within its own dedicated room. This room is to be under surveillance at all times. Access to SCP-XXX is restricted to Level 4 researchers or those with written permission from one. Unauthorized access to SCP-XXX will be met with stricter disciplinary action than outlined in Site-19 protocol. Removal of SCP-XXX from Site-19 requires O5 approval.
Description: SCP-XXX is the designation for the katana named 'Shiranui.' Only the blade appears to have anomalous qualities.
The blade was forged with the 'maru' lamination method. Even though this lamination method is considered the poorest for katana smithing, the blade is described as having excellent build quality from professional impressions. The phrase "不知火" ("Shiranui") is engraved on the tang of the blade. This refers to the name of the katana itself, as opposed to the swordsmith who created it, which is non-standard.
The blade of SCP-XXX has been shown to be immune to any and all anomalous effects, thaumaturgical effects, or local reality altering effects. The blade itself is also nigh indestructible.
When the blade of SCP-XXX comes into contact with an anomalous effect, said effect will be nullified until contact with SCP-XXX is broken. SCP-XXX's effects on anomalous entities is more varied depending on the nature of the anomaly.
Addendum: Discovery & Chronological History
Item #: SCP-XXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXX is to be kept in a standard humanoid containment cell with minor adjustments. Subject's fingers are to be secured with metallic finger cots, and to be connected with a taught steel cable to the ceiling of the containment cell. During transport of any kind, subject is to be sedated and have fingers placed in containers filled with ballistics gel.
SCP-XXX's containment cell is to be outfitted with video and audio capture capabilities with a backup power source.
Description: SCP-XXX is a Caucasian male with an average build. Upon undergoing multiple psychological evaluations by Foundation staff, SCP-XXX was diagnosed with anti-social and egotistical tendencies. Inclusion of a photo reference image for SCP-XXX was quashed by the Site Director tasked with SCP-XXX.
Due to the nature of SCP-XXX, proper testing is impossible without a potential breach of the anomaly. The risk of a containment breach outweighs the need for an accurate description of SCP-XXX. As such, the description of SCP-XXX is composed of secondary informational sources as opposed to primary informational sources. Apologies, Site Director Montag.
SCP-XXX is able to alter the state of reality once it snaps its fingers. A successful alteration to reality is highlighted by an approximately 80 lumen flash that the subject's snap generates. Ever alteration to reality that SCP-XXX creates will also result in an 'equivalent' level of damage being dealt to SCP-XXX's arm. While the metric for the level of damage a reality alteration will do to SCP-XXX is still unclear, the current hypothesis is that more damage is done when a larger sum of reality is altered.
The extent to which SCP-XXX can alter reality appears to be functionally limitless. SCP-XXX can create matter, erase matter from existence, alter the psychological or physiological state of living creatures, and even alter the behavior of electromagnetic waves. However, there are still restrictions on what SCP-XXX can alter within reality. Beyond the restriction of needing to snap its fingers, SCP-XXX cannot alter more than one aspect of reality at once. For example, SCP-XXX cannot both create matter and transport different and distinct matter in the same reality alteration. SCP-XXX also cannot create alterations that are paradoxical or in contention with the laws of causality and logic. For example, SCP-XXX cannot alter reality such that one object is in two different places at the same time.
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[detail how trustworthy the SCP's statements are with a p value or something]
Item #: SCP-XXXX | Level 5/XXXX |
Object Class: Keter | Classified |
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXX is to be kept in a standard human containment cell with minor adjustments. Subject's fingers are to be secured with metallic finger cots, and to be connected with a taught carbon fiber cable to the ceiling of the containment cell.
At all times, SCP-XXX is to have a device1 affixed to it's body that that is both
A) capable of swift incapacitation of a human
B) able to be precisely tracked from any distance
CADXXX is to be configured to incapacitate SCP-XXX for approximately 1 hour, and to be immediately activated upon a substantial change in coordinates.
In the event that SCP-XXX breaches containment, the following protocol is to be enacted.
1. Activate CADXXX and mobilize MTF Alpha-9 "Last Hope" to secure SCP-XXX.
If CADXXX fails to activate, Foundation security will attempt to locate SCP-XXX with an algorithm designed during the initial recovery of SCP-XXX. Once SCP-XXX's location has been stabilized, MTF Alpha-9 "Last Hope" will be mobilized to subject's location.
Rules of Engagement for Containing SCP-XXX are as follows:
- Engagement will only occur if within 10 meters of SCP-XXX, with SCP-XXX being unaware of the presence of MTF Alpha-9
- If SCP-XXX is unaware of MTF Alpha-9's presence, a fast-acting tranquilizer will be administered. If SCP-XXX attempts to cast a "wish", a short-distance electrical shock will be administered. Once incapacitated, MTF Alpha-9 will proceed to immobilize SCP-XXX's hands. SCP-XXX will be kept incapacitated during transport.
Due to the nature of SCP-XXX, the Rules of Engagement may change inconsistently during attempted recovery. The leader of MTF Alpha-9 retains full authority to change the Rules of Engagement on a case-by-case basis.
Due to the danger posed by SCP-XXX, as well as previous compliance from SCP-XXX, any attempted negotiations are to be taken at face value with utmost sincerity.
*NOTICE:* SCP-XXX is currently under lockdown containment. Access to SCP-XXX is restricted to only those with express permission from the SCP-XXX Research Coordinator. Any voided containment procedures will be found below this notice. - John Herschel - SCP-XXX Research Coordinator
Subject is to be fed three times a day, and may request the meals that are provided. Any non-standard requests made by SCP-XXX may be fulfilled by the active guard on duty at their own discretion, as long as they are strictly comfort-related. SCP-XXX's containment chamber is to be inspected bi-weekly.
Only those assigned to SCP-XXX, or with express permission from the Site Overseer, may visit and converse with SCP-XXX. Provided is a current list of personnel meeting the above-mentioned criteria.
Personnel Name | Task | Clearance |
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John Herschel | SCP-XXX Research Coordinator | Level 4A |
Victor Marshton | Containment Specialist | Level 4B |
Dr. Henry Waterman | Researcher | Level 3C |
Dr. Eleanor Celentano | Psychiatrist/Therapist | Level 3C |
Reese Gebhard | Chef | Level 1C |
Jack Wright | Janitor | Level 1C |
Description: SCP-XXX is a Caucasian male measuring 1.8 meters in height. Due to it's anomalous property, subject's right hand shows signs of scarring.
SCP-XXX has the anomalous quality to have any immediate desire become a reality, prompted by a snap of the subject's fingers. These desires consistently appear to be a simple event or action. This observation is substantiated by SCP-XXX, who claims that a desire should be able to be concisely described as a sentence from a first-person perspective. If SCP-XXX's anomalous act is analogous to standard writing perspectives, it is assumed that the reliability of the act scales with semantic complexity.
SCP-XXX refers to these anomalous acts as "wishes". To remain consistent with the relevant interviews and testimony, any documentation relating to SCP-XXX will classify these anomalous acts as "wishes"
Shaky on the reasoning for the Foundation to call them "wishes"
SCP-XXX has the ability to choose which desire will become a reality, however, if SCP-XXX is distracted or unfocused, the anomalous action will become unreliable. SCP-XXX will often say the desired action right before snapping it's fingers to help with concentration.
A "wish" performed by SCP-XXX, like any physical process, requires energy to perform. The amount of energy required for each "wish" often appears to correlate with how much of reality is altered. A "wish" from SCP-XXX retrieves energy from an anomalously prompted fission of SCP-XXX's atoms. The only evidence of this process is apparent damage to SCP-XXX's arm after a particularly energy-heavy "wish". A "wish" from SCP-XXX also produces a 500 lumen flash of light from SCP-XXX's fingertips, but this appears to be unrelated to the energy harvesting process of the "wish". A "wish" performed by SCP-XXX will also produce a brief radiological signature, detectable by Foundation equipment.
Discovery: SCP-XXX was initially detected due to multiple radiological blips appearing on routine Foundation scans. In order to isolate SCP-XXX's location, the Foundation developed an algorithm to match radiological events with suspected anomalous activities. SCP-XXX's location was isolated to the New York metropolitan area.
SCP-XXX was attempting to conduct an investigation into unrelated anomalous events in the New York metropolitan area. SCP-XXX has refused to disclose the details of said investigation.
Initial retrieval was attempted by MTF Pi-1 "City Slickers". Initial retrieval was unsuccessful, due to lack of information regarding SCP-XXX, as well as SCP-XXX's anomalous trait. The failed retrieval showed evidence that SCP-XXX's anomalous trait is tied to his hands.
Successful retrieval was performed by MTF Pi-1 "City Slickers", under covert circumstances. A member of MTF Pi-1 was sent undercover to act as an informant for SCP-XXX's investigation. With the use of a tazer and traquilizer, the member of MTF Pi-1 was able to incapacitate SCP-XXX. SCP-XXX was then transported to Foundation custody.
Interviews and Testimonial:
Due to the nature of SCP-XXX, conclusive testing is unable to be performed consistently. Most information regarding SCP-XXX's anomalous effects is from field observation or testimony from SCP-XXX, and as such is inconsistent. SCP-XXX's containment chamber is wired for audio recording to facilitate further research. Listed below are interviews or brief audio recordings that have relevance to SCP-XXX's anomalous trait or Foundation objectives for SCP-XXX.
Interview Log XXXX-01
Site 19 | Humanoid Containment Cell 42-B | 11/04/20██
Interviewer: Dr. Eleanor Celentano
Subject: SCP-XXX<Begin Interview Transcript>
Dr. Celentano: Hello. My name is Eleanor Celentano, though you may call me Ellie. I'm conducting this interview on behalf of the SCP Foundation. May I have your name?
SCP-XXX: I'm not comfortable giving you guys my real name. I do have an alias, if that helps?
Dr. Celentano: What would that alias be?
SCP-XXX: "Wishmaster".
Dr. Celentano: Okay, Wishmaster, records indicate that you were performing some type of investigation in the New York area. What were you investigating?
SCP-XXX: I don't want to say.
Dr. Celentano: Why is that?
SCP-XXX: Because I know once I do, the higher-ups will start investigating it.
Dr. Celentano: Why are you adverse to the Foundation continuing your investigation?
SCP-XXX: 1. Its my investigation, and 2. I value the safety of your employees.
Dr. Celentano: I appreciate your concern, but I am pretty confident in the abilities of the Foundation to continue your investigation.
SCP-XXX: Well I'm not.
Dr. Celentano: Okay, are you certain you don't want to give any details regarding your investigation?
SCP-XXX: Certain.
Dr. Celentano: Okay, well that concludes our interview. I thank you for your time.
<End Interview Transcript>
Audio Recording XXXX-01
Site 19 | Humanoid Containment Cell 42-B | 11/04/20██
Subjects Present: Reese Gebhard, SCP-XXX<Begin Audio Transcript>
Reese Gebhard enters Humanoid Containment Cell 42-B
Reese Gebhard: Hello. Time for your breakfast.
SCP-XXX: Wait, how am I supposed to eat with my hands tied up like this?
Reese Gebhard: Well, I'll be feeding you.
SCP-XXX: Look, I'm a grown man, I don't need someone to spoon fed me.
Reese Gebhard: Well, I know that you can't use your hands, and this food needs hands to eat. Would you rather skip your breakfast?
SCP-XXX: dejectedly Fine.
Skip 10 minutes
Reese Gebhard: Okay, that's all of it. You'll have lunch in 4 hours.
SCP-XXX: dejectedly Thank you.
<End Audio Transcript>
Interview Log XXXX-02
Site 19 | SCP-XXX Containment Cell | 11/05/20██
Interviewer: Dr. Henry Waterman
Subject: SCP-XXX<Begin Interview Transcript>
Dr. Waterman: Hello. My name is Dr. Waterman. I'll be conducting this interview on behalf of the SCP Foundation. Previous interviews show that you wish to go by the name "Wishmaster", is that correct?
SCP-XXX: Yes.
Dr. Waterman: Okay "Wishmaster", it has been shown that you possess reality altering anomalous capabilities, are you aware of these capabilities?
SCP-XXX: Yes.
Dr. Waterman: Are you able to control these anomalous capabilities?
SCP-XXX: Yes, and lets call them "wishes" for simplicity.
Dr. Waterman: "Wishes", is there are reason why you refer to them as such?
SCP-XXX: Yes, and it relates to how the process works. If I snap my fingers, whatever wish I have in my mind becomes a reality.
Dr. Waterman: Are there any limits to these wishes?
SCP-XXX: Yeah, first off, I can't wish for anything that I can't think of. I also cannot wish for multiple things at once.
Dr. Waterman: Could you describe an example of this limit?
SCP-XXX: I would not be able to wish for both a nice breakfast and nicer weather, even though I can wish for those things separately.
Dr. Waterman: Do you know of any reason for this limitation?
SCP-XXX: I assume its because I have to construct the wish like a sentence. Under this logic, I can't use "and" in the sentence.
Dr. Waterman: So this limitation is purely semantic, is what you're saying?
SCP-XXX: Yeah, I guess so.
Dr. Waterman: Okay, well, that's all the time allotted for this interview. I will see you tomorrow for a follow up interview.
SCP-XXX: Okay, see you later Dr. Waterman.
<End Interview Transcript>
Interview Log XXXX-02A
Site 19 | SCP-XXX Containment Cell | 11/06/20██
Interviewer: Dr. Henry Waterman
Subject: SCP-XXXThis is a follow-up interview discussing the same topic as Interview XXXX-02. This interview should be treated as an attachment to the aforementioned interview.
<Begin Interview Transcript>
Dr. Waterman: Hello again "Wishmaster". Shall we pick up where we left off?
SCP-XXX: Sure.
Dr. Waterman: So, when tracking you, we used radiological "blips" on our radar. Does this have any relation to your anomalous property?
SCP-XXX: Well, a wish takes a large amount of energy to occur, and that energy has to come from somewhere. The wish takes the energy from my body, with more intense wishes taking a larger toll on my body.
Dr. Waterman: Well, your body does contain an extraordinary amount of energy on its own, but it is hard to extract that energy with 100% efficiency. I assume that those wishes are prompting the fission of atoms in your body, and extracting that energy with at least 99% efficiency.
SCP-XXX: That would explain those radio "blips" you guys said you tracked me with.
Dr. Waterman: Yes it would. We are going to perform some tests on your cells in attempt to confirm this theory.
SCP-XXX: Go for it. It'll be a learning experience for the both of us.
<End Interview Transcript>
Following experiment showed that SCP-XXX's atoms hold a faint radiological signature similar to those found in nuclear experiments.
Interview Log XXXX-01
Site 19 | SCP-XXX Containment Cell | 11/10/20██
Interviewer: Dr. Eleanor Celentano
Subject: SCP-XXX<Begin Interview Transcript>
Dr. Celentano: Hello "Wishmaster"
SCP-XXX: Hi Ellie.
Dr. Celentano: I'm going to be conducting a psychological screening today. I ask that you be truthful in your responses.
SCP-XXX: Okay.
Dr. Celentano: Have you ever felt a loss of enjoyment in things that were once pleasurable?
SCP-XXX: Yes. I usually can't stay invested in anything for more than a month.
Dr. Celentano: Do you suffer from insomnia?
SCP-XXX: Yes.
Dr. Celentano: How severe?
SCP-XXX: I usually only get about 5 hours of sleep each night.Dr. Celentano: Does medication help with this at all?
SCP-XXX: No.
Dr. Celentano: Okay, have you ever had feelings of excessive guilt?
SCP-XXX: Yes.
Dr. Celentano: Have you ever had suicidal thoughts?
SCP-XXX: Yes.
Dr. Celentano: Have you ever attempted to act on these thoughts?
SCP-XXX: No. I can't die until my job is done.
Dr. Celentano: What is that job?
SCP-XXX: To make sure this reality isn't torn apart.
Dr. Celentano: Okay, do you ever mistrust your own intuition or capabilities?
SCP-XXX: Yes.
Dr. Celentano: Do you constantly compare yourself to others?
SCP-XXX: Yes, often.
Dr. Celentano: Do you have feelings of inadequacy, or a lack of self-confidence?
SCP-XXX: Yes.
Dr. Celentano: Do you often dwell on the past?
SCP-XXX: Frequently.
Dr. Celentano: Do you suffer from anxiety?
SCP-XXX: Yes.
Dr. Celentano: Okay, that concludes our interview. Thank you for your time Wishmaster.
SCP-XXX: It's William.
Dr. Celentano: What?
SCP-XXX: My name is William Deacon.
Dr. Celentano: Oh, okay. Thank you for your time William.
<End Interview Transcript.
Dr. Celentano has diagnosed SCP-XXX with depression and imposter syndrome.
Interview Log XXXX-04
Site 19 | SCP-XXX Containment Cell | 11/13/20██
Interviewer: Dr. Henry Waterman
Subject: SCP-XXX<Begin Interview Transcript>
Dr. Waterman: Hello William, time for another interview.
SCP-XXX: Hi, Henry.
Dr. Waterman: So, do you know of the origin of your anomalous property?
SCP-XXX: Yes, I do. I got it from something called "The Wishing Pot".
Dr. Waterman: Can you elaborate?
SCP-XXX: I was on a trip to Ireland, walking the coast of Lambay Island. I stumbled across an interesting pot, so I proceeded to pick it up and open it.
Dr. Waterman: What happened next?
SCP-XXX: A weird purple gas came out of it and enveloped me. The gas sort of…cleared my mind, so to speak. I felt nothing, but I was prompted to make a wish. I couldn't decide on what to wish for, so I decided to wish for infinite wishes.
Dr. Waterman: Do you know how the pot did that?
SCP-XXX: Later down the line, I wished for more information regarding the pot. I learned that it was designed to give someone a chance to make their deepest desire come true. It gives them the ability for one wish, and gives them the energy to make any wish. It also clears their mind, so that they wish for their true desire. For some reason, my mind didn't get cleared in the right way.
Dr. Waterman: Do you know the location of this pot?
SCP-XXX: That's the issue. I can't wish for the location of the pot, or any info regarding the people who have used it. It just feels like something cancels out.
Dr. Waterman: Is this related to your investigation in anyway?
SCP-XXX: No, it's not.
Dr. Waterman: Well, that concludes this interview. Thank you for your time William.
SCP-XXX: See you later Henry.
<End Interview Transcript>
Request for SCP classification of the object described in this interview has been denied due to insufficient evidence.
Interview 1 is focused on the reasoning behind SCP-XXX's actions during Discovery, and establishes rapport with Ellie. SCP-XXX is stand-offish at first, but eventually reveals details. He subtly mentions his agenda.
Interview 2 is focused on detailing the abilities of SCP-XXX, and establishes rapport with Henry. This is where the Foundation learns of the semantic quality of the "wishes"
Audio Recording 1 is where the Wishmaster learns that he essentially has to be spoon fed food by the chef.
Interview 3 is a psychological checkup and screening performed by Ellie, meant to diagnose some possible psychological disorders. This is where Wishmaster opens up more to the Foundation, and reveals his name.
Interview 4 is focused on the origin's of Wishmaster's powers, and he reveals that they came from a "Wishing Pot", establishes more rapport with Henry
Audio Recording 2 is just the Containment Specialist inspecting his cell, and has some friendly exchanges with the Specialist.
Interview 5 is a routine check up by Ellie. Midway through the interview, Wishmaster jolts, and his hand begins to smoke, indicating a high energy wish was made. Interview is cut short.
Temporal Anomaly Log
possible tie in with MTF Alpha-9 ("Last Hope")