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Item #: SCP-6532

Object Class: Neutralised

Special Containment Procedures: Due to the immobile nature of SCP-6532 and SCP-6532-1, Area-6532 has been constructed around the island containing SCP-6532 and SCP-6532-1. The entrance to SCP-6352-1 is to be kept under 24h surveillance and no personnel on-site is allowed to enter it. All reconnaissance operations of SCP-6532-1 are to be carried out when SCP-6532 is in its inactive state and should only utilize drone technology. Only Site Director Green is allowed to be in the interview room, any other personnel attempting to enter the interview room will be disciplined and demoted.

Containment Update 07/11/1961: A new room has been constructed to assist with the deliveries. Only personnel with clearance level 3 is allowed to be in the room. Other personnel who attempt to enter the room will be given stern warnings and repeated offences will result in disciplinary actions. The job of the personnel in the room is to nominate and check items being delivered to SCP-6532 for any connections to wars and events of mass disorder.

Containment Update 14/11/1961: SCP-6532-4 has been transported to Site-19 and is currently kept in a 1m by 1m glass container in its own designated cell. It is frequently used in the searching of SCPs.

SCP-6532 and SCP-6532-1

Description: SCP-6532 is a dark-blue sphere with a turquoise eye at its centre. The size and composition of the sphere are currently unknown as attempts at a closer inspection of SCP-6532 have been impeded by SCP-6532-1's anomalous properties. SCP-6532-1 is a spatial anomaly surrounding SCP-6532 resembling a cosmic void. Several objects and specimens of various origins¹ are scattered across the vast expanse of SCP-6532-1. SCP-6532 has the ability to manipulate the physical limits of SCP-6532-1 and there have been instances of SCP-6532 extending SCP-6532-1 far beyond the limits of what could physically be contained within the dimensions of the cavern. SCP-6532 has absolute knowledge of any object in SCP-6532-1 and it also possesses the ability to replicate said item's components with baryonic matter. These duplicates have been designated as SCP-6532-2. SCP-6532 seems to follow a 4-day cycle, where it stays active for 3 days before entering an inactive state for the 4th day. At random intervals in its active state, SCP-6532 will send out waves of SCP-6532-2 instances into the Barents Sea, which is to the west of SCP-6532's cavern.². The SCP-6532-2 instances would then scour the ocean for objects to bring back to SCP-6532-1. SCP-6532-2 instances are not hostile and do not respond to external stimuli but can be terminated through the use of heavy calibre rounds.

SCP-6532 was discovered by the Foundation in 1961, after multiple sightings of SCP-6532-2³ reached Foundation agents stationed in Russian military bases on Novaya Zemlya. Two squadrons of MTF operatives were promptly dispatched into the Barents Sea for several scouting missions. They managed to track an SCP-6532-2 instance back to SCP-6532-1. From there, two divers from the D-class, Andrei and Krushhov, were sent into SCP-6532-1. When they entered SCP-6532-1, they were met with SCP-6532, which began verbally communicating with them through an unknown language. The divers rapidly swam out of SCP-6532-1 but were followed by two SCP-6532-2 instances which were now divers who had the same equipment that Andrei and Krushhov had. The instances were terminated and the MTF operatives then contacted central command. The Foundation soon deployed more personnel including site director Lucius Green to the island and authorized the immediate construction of Area 6532. Further exploration into SCP-6532-1 was also permitted.

 + Addendum 6532.A: Initial Contact

Director Green speculated that SCP-6532 had absolute knowledge of any object in SCP-6532-1 and thus ordered for a delivery drone carrying a copy of an Oxford dictionary to be sent into SCP-6532-1. This was done to establish a mode of communication between the SCP and the Foundation. Below is the transcript of the first attempt at communicating with SCP-6532 followed by an interview conducted by Green through the use of an unmanned drone.

Interviewed: SCP-6532

Interviewer: Site director Lucius Green

Foreword: Upon initial entry, the video feed showed many objects floating in SCP-6532-1. The objects included many specimens of unconscious prehistoric creatures and many man-made objects. Past the sea of objects, the drone's video feed managed to spot SCP-6532, which appears to be processing information. The drone soon caught SCP-6532's attention and the interview began.

<Begin Log>

Green: Hello, can you understand me?

SCP-6532: Ah, yes I can understand you. I hope you don't mind me asking, but why does your dictionary have an entire section on the word "war"?

Director Green, taken aback by the question, pauses for a while

Green: Well that's because wars play a prominent part in history.

SCP-6532: History you say…… So how about now, are wars still prevalent?

Green: Much apologies, but may I ask why you take such an interest in wars

SCP-6532: I am the caretaker of your planet and because of this, I want to ensure that there is order on your planet - and that means no major wars or conflict.

Green: How do you do this?

SCP-6532: I don't wish to interfere with life too much, so I don't do anything to eradicate chaos on your planet. All I do is send my entities out to check the situation on your planet every now and then and have them collect items for me. However, whenever I discover mass turmoil on your planet, I will interfere.

Green: What do you when you "interfere"?

SCP-6532: I reset your world.

Green: What do you mean by that?

SCP-6532: I'm afraid I can't elaborate.

Green: I see. How many times have you "reset" our world?

SCP-6532: About 3 times before I was satisfied with the world and went into slumber.

Green: What made you active again?

SCP-6532: About 5 days ago, I was awoken by a massive vibration that felt like that meteor from a long time ago. I feared that chaos would break loose so I started my search for evidence of disorder, but I see that life is still relatively peaceful. I'm happy to see that.

Green: Ah, I see. Thank you for your time. I will take my leave now.

SCP-6532: So long human.

<End Log>

Closing Statement: From the interview, it can be concluded that SCP-6532 was awoken by the detonation of the Tsar Bomba. The goals of SCP-6532 and the threat it poses have also been made clear to the Foundation. After the interview, Director Green contacted the O5 council to discuss containment procedures. The council then debated on whether they should interfere with global conflicts and appease the entity or hide all information about local conflicts from the entity and deceive it. After a few split votes, the council finally agreed that the second option would be more plausible. The Razbrosat Protocol was later developed as a temporary containment procedure for SCP-6532-2 instances.

 + Addendum 6532.B: The Razbrosat Protocol 

The Razbrosat Protocol was developed by researchers from Area 6532 and it has been implemented to prevent SCP-6532-2 instances from recovering ACDs⁴ found in the Barents Sea. The Razbrosat protocol was to be carried out whenever SCP-6532 releases SCP-6532-2. Below is the overall scheme of the Razbrosat protocol:

• Members of MTF Epsilon-65 "Pigeon feeders" would scatter many everyday objects like utensils and bathroom appliances around the entrance of SCP-6532-1
• One Foundation dinghy boat is to be assigned to each SCP-6532-2 instance. Each boat would have 2-3 armed personnel on it. The armed personnel are to monitor each instance of SCP-6532-2 closely and make sure that the instances do not bring back any ACDs.
• If there is a case where the SCP-6532-2 instance ignores the items scattered around SCP-6532-1's entrance and manages to collect an ACD, personnel are permitted to terminate it on the spot.
• Should the personnel on board any of the dinghies ever lose track of the SCP-6532-2 instance assigned to them, they should immediately return to the entrance of SCP-6532-1 and wait for the SCP-6532-2 instance to return.
• If an instance of SCP-6532-2 successfully manages to enter SCP-6532-1 while in possession of an ACD, the site director should immediately establish communication with the SCP and act in accordance with the following script:

If the ACD is an explosive device:	Convince the SCP that the explosives are only used for mining and large scale firework displays.
If the ACD is a firearm:	Convince the SCP that the firearms are only used for hunting activities.
If the ACD is a piece of media detailing current conflicts, civil unrest and wars:	Convince the SCP that the articles are satire and were created to mock the concepts of chaos and disorder.
If the ACD is a component from a military vehicle, aircraft or watercraft:	Convince the SCP that the vehicles are only used for transportation of humans and goods.

 + Addendum 6532.C: The Obmen Accord

From the meeting he had with the O5 council, Director Green was told that his current top priority is to curb further releases of SCP-6532-2 instances. The interview below details Director Green's successful attempt at negotiation with SCP-6532.

Interviewed: SCP-6532

Interviewer: Site director Lucius Green

Foreword: At the time of entry into SCP-6532-1, Director Green noted that SCP-6532-1 seemed to have expanded since the last interview. SCP-6532 was also significantly further away from its previous location. Despite this, SCP-6532 was still able to communicate with Director Green and the interview commenced.

<Begin Log>

SCP-6532: Ah, it's you again.

Green: Yes. Also, if you don't mind me asking, what happened here? Why are you so far away?

SCP-6532: Oh, it's nothing you should worry about. What brings you here human?

Green: I was just wondering; if you did not find any evidence of chaos on our planet, why do you keep sending your entities out into our world?

SCP-6532: Oh. Well, it's because I am fascinated by your world, I want to know more about it. It has been so long since I met life as advanced as you.

Green: Huh? What do you mean by "It has been so long"?

SCP-6532 went quiet for a while and appeared to be in anguish

Green: I'm sorry for asking that question.

SCP-6532: It's ok. Why do you want me to stop sending out my entities?

Green: It's because I'm afraid your entities have been causing quite the ruckus out there. Don't worry. If you still want to know more about the world, I might be able to arrange something for you.

SCP-6532: Thank you human. I apologise for any inconvenience caused by my entities.

Green: If I were to send in 5 sets of 3 different objects every day for you to study, would you cease all activities that involve sending out entities?

SCP-6532: Hmm, yes this seems reasonable.

Green: Thank you for your cooperation. Your first set of items will be delivered tomorrow.

<End Log>

Closing Statement: From the interview, it can be inferred that Earth was not the first planet that SCP-6532 has been on. A proposal for the exploration of SCP-6532-1 has been sent to the O5 council and is awaiting approval. After this deal, SCP-6532 has shown no desire to breach containment. The SCP has since been reclassified from Euclid to Safe.

 + Addendum 6532.D: Planet L.G.6532

Two days later, a group of drones controlled by foundation personnel entered SCP-6532-1 to deliver the second set of items to SCP-6532. When they entered, SCP-6532-1, the camera feed showed that SCP-6532 seemed to be in a dormant state. When they returned the next day, SCP-6532 was active again. The Foundation then observed SCP-6532 for two more weeks in order to determine its active cycle. After establishing SCP-6532's active cycle and getting permission from the O5 council, the Foundation launched an exploration into SCP-6532-1 during SCP-6532's next inactive period. The following log depicts the camera feed of the exploration of SCP-6532-1, involving the usage of a group of 5 unmanned drones. The log was trimmed to only include major discoveries.

Foreword: The cameras on all the drones activated, showing a sea of objects floating around in SCP-6532-1. SCP-6532-1 was considerably smaller than all previous visits, which caused the objects to be more tightly packed than usual.

<Begin Log>

[T+01:02:51] Drone 4 approaches a structure that appears to be a shrine. Further examination reveals that the material used to make the shrine is not found on Earth.

[T+02:32:71] After passing the massive chunk of objects near SCP-6532-1's entrance, drones 2 and 5 discovered a vast area that seemed to stretch on forever. They also found a red-coloured insect-like creature floating in that area. The creature, designated as Species 6532-A was 3.4 meters long and had reptilian features, including scales on its face and a long tail. The drones collected a blood tissue sample from the entity.

[T+02:47:27] Drone 1 takes a picture of a tablet that had various drawings on it. The drawings depicted members of Species 6532-A worshipping an eye that bears a very close resemblance to SCP-6532.

[T+02:47:29] Drone 2 takes a picture of another tablet that had indecipherable writing on it. The writing style on the tablet has features that are not found in any known human language.

[T+04:21:84] Drone 3 and drone 5 found a massive structure that appears to be a temple of some sort that seems to be suffering significant infrastructural damage. They both proceeded inside and saw the same writing style featured in the tablet earlier. They also took pictures of the drawings found inside the temple. The drawings now depict a group of humanoid figures, designated as Species 6532-B, gathering with Species 6532-A to worship that same eye. The members of Species 6532-B had extended appendages and close to a dozen eyes on their chests.

[T+04:24:65] Drone 3 finds a specimen of a member from Species 6532-B. The specimen was 5 meters tall, blue in colour and seemed to be covered in hairs. A blood tissue sample was then collected from the entity.

[T+06:19:77] Drone 4 passes by a few more unconscious specimens of both Species 6532-A and Species 6532-B. All entities can be seen holding spear-like weapons. Drone 4's camera feed also caught a glimpse of a massive landmass in the distance.

[T+06:21:85] Drone 4 reaches the landmass and sees the bodies of many Species 6532-A and SCP-6532-B specimens lying on the ground. Many of the specimens have been impaled with the spear-like weapons and many large ballista-like structures are littered around the landmass.

[T+07:24:65] Drone 5 takes a picture of more tablets. The drawings on the tablets now depict many members of Species 6532-B arguing with Species 6532-A and leaving the temple.

[T+08:54:05] All drones were given an order to recall.

[T+10:34:09] The last drone exits SCP-6532-1.

<End Log>

Closing Statement: After the exploration, it is speculated that Species 6532-A and Species 6532-B both originated from a planet, designated as Planet L.G.6532, and lived together in relative harmony. However, Species 6532-A views SCP-6532 as a deity and worships it while Species 6532-B seemed to be more untrusting towards SCP-6532 and this caused a fallout between the two species. After an unknown period of time, it is inferred that Species 6532-B waged a war against Species 6532-A in an effort to destroy SCP-6532. Due to SCP-6532's inherent hate for chaos, on-site researchers theorised that this war caused SCP-6532 to reset the planet. However, as evident from the large chunk of landmass found in SCP-6532-1. There could be a possibility that SCP-6532 resetting the planet destroyed the planet itself. It can be hypothesised that after that event, SCP-6532 started its search for a new planet, encountered Earth and decided to be Earth's caretaker.

 + Addendum 6532.E: Chaos Insurgency Infiltration

Five days after the expedition, the drones delivered the first set of items to SCP-6532 as usual. However, a minute later, massive tremors can be felt at Area 6532. The origins can be traced to the Siberian Traps. Director Green, fearing that this might have been caused by SCP-6532, immediately ordered another interview with SCP-6532.

Interviewed: SCP-6532

Interviewer: Site director Lucius Green

Foreword: Upon entry into SCP-6532-1, the drone was immediately attacked by hostile SCP-6532-2 instances. Also, SCP-6532 appeared to be in a very agitated state.

<Begin Log>

Green: What are you doing?

SCP-6532: You dared to hide the true nature of your world from me this entire time?

Green: What are you talking about?

SCP-6532: You made me think that your world was free of chaos. Hmph, how foolish of me.

Green: Where did you get this idea?

SCP-6532: Stop trying to deceive me. There's a whole group dedicated to causing chaos in your world and you're still trying to tell me that there's no chaos and disorder in your world.

Green: No you don't understand. We are trying to stop them.

SCP-6532: I'm afraid that will not do. There is only one way to solve this problem.

The ground began to shake more violently

Green: Wait, please you-

SCP-6532: Enough! I really had high hopes for your kind. Well, so long human, for good.

Green: But what if earth ends up like your last planet?

The tremors came to an abrupt stop. SCP-6532's rage has also seemed to die down

SCP-6532: How do you know about that?

Green: We found evidence of what you did in here. Don't you think that you were the one that started the chaos?

SCP-6532: No, that's impossible.

Green: I beg to differ. Our scientists on site have found significant evidence that before your arrival, the entities lived together in harmony. It was after your arrival that tensions between the two species rose.

SCP-6532: Stop talking. It's the fault of those other creatures, not mine.

Green: Think about what you're doing now. What if this planet ends up like your last? Is that not your fault?

SCP-6532 went into a stage of anguish. After a while, it closed its one eye for the first time, shed a crystal tear and took off together with SCP-6532-1 into space.

<End Log>

Closing Statement: The Foundation's radars from around the world confirmed that SCP-6532 and SCP-6532-1 have both exited from the atmosphere. As it has not returned since the incident, SCP-6532 has thus been classified as neutralised. The tear left behind by SCP-6532 has been deemed SCP-6532-3. It possesses many notable anomalous properties, including the ability to detect chaos signals and calm down hostile entities. As for why the SCP suddenly turned hostile, it has been found out that one of the personnel working in the delivery room is actually an agent from the chaos insurgency that hid the chaos insurgency's manifesto in a pencil and sent it for delivery. The personnel in question has since left Area 6532.

Footnotes

1. Most of the objects and specimens found in SCP-6532-1 are believed to have come from Earth but some objects and specimens have origins that stem from another planet.

2. These activities have since ceased (see Addendum 6532.C)

3. The SCP-6532-2 instances were marine reptiles from the order Ichthyosauria that were thought to have gone extinct 93 million years ago

4. ACD is the designation given to any object related to wars, conflicts and the concept of disorder as a whole. ACD stands for Article of Conflict and Disorder.