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SCP-XXX in its inactive state
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Note: Following Incident-XXXX-A, containment procedures have been revised. Revisions are shown in blue.
Special Containment Procedures - SCP-XXX Must be kept in a 1x1x1 meter reinforced 20 Centimetre thick lock steel box stood on a regular sized steel pedestal. This must be placed in a secure room this room must contain no sort of ventilation and must be checked for cracks every 2 weeks. The room must remain airtight at all times. The size of the room is not relevant just as long as there is a constant flow of Co2 into the room. Any change in the environment of the room or containment chamber, this must be reported to Site Command immediately.
Description - SCP-XXX at first looks like a wild orchid. In its inactive state, SCP-XXX doesn't seem to be bloomed but SCP-XXX doesn't follow regular blooming patterns and blooms randomly. When bloomed SCP-XXX can remain in this state for 4-7 days before seeming to "de-bloom" and go back into its inactive state. The SCP also shows signs of preferring to bloom when a human/animal is nearby but this does not affect blooming at any other time.
When in bloom, SCP-XXX will secrete a irritating dust similar to pollen but does not share any properties. This dust can travel easily through any kind of opening no matter the size and travel up to ██ km. Once this dust enters the lungs it will begin to travel to the brain and knock the person (Now known as SCP-XXX-A) unconscious. While SCP-XXX-A is unconscious, a pocket dimension is created specifically to this human. The victim will then fall into a coma in Dimension A (Original dimension) and wake up the same way SCP-XXX-A did in Dimension A, as they do in Dimension B (Pocket dimension).
Once SCP-XXX-A is placed in Dimension B, they will relive the worst day of their lives over and over again. They are now put into a time loop of this same day. The only way SCP-XXX-A can be put back into Dimension A is by waking them from the coma their body in Dimension A is in.
