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Item#: XXXX
Level4
Containment Class:
safe
Secondary Class:
esoteric
Disruption Class:
amida
Risk Class:
critical

Special Containment Procedures

SCP-XXXX is to be contained in a standard containment cell at Area 25. Four heavily armed security officers must stay outside the cell at all times.

Any member of personnel that starts working with SCP-XXXX must complete Document XXXX with their name, clearance level, charge and date of joining.

In case of a containment breach, SCP-XXXX must be terminated immediately.


Description

SCP-XXXX is a Chelonioidea, commonly known as a Sea Turtle, of around two (2) meters large. It possesses black scales and bioluminescent light blue spots in its fins and head.

SCP-XXXX is capable of levitating, moving its fins to propel itself, the same way non-anomalous Sea Turtles move their fins to swim underwater.

When alone, SCP-XXXX will levitate slowly around the room it is in. When a living being enters SCP-XXXX's field of view, it will quickly move towards the objective, and it will proceed to bite their neck. SCP-XXXX will not let its objective go until they are dead.

Instead of bone, SCP-XXXX's shell is made of several types of metals, among which are: Gold, Copper, Iron, Silver and an unknown type of metal. The "Shell" has a cleft on its top where there is a sphere made of glass, in the edge of the cleft it can be appreciated the figure of four elephants and the sentence "Life comes from death" written in Latin. The inside of the sphere is completely dark with white spots of different sizes.

Studies have revealed a series of gears, cables and circuits inside the "Shell", which are connected to both the sphere and the nervous and circulatory systems of SCP-XXXX.


Discovery

SCP-XXXX was found in an underground bunker in ██████, inside a safe room. Alongside multiple tools commonly used in dissections and mechanical engineering, food cans, books with contents of alchemy, biology, and history, a notebook and a human corpse.

An investigation is ongoing to find out the identity of the deceased individual. Their cause of death was determined to be a shot in the skull, the murder weapon was not found in the bunker.

The notebook possesses multiple handwritten notes of scientific nature, except for the last written page.

Attached File: Last written page of the notebook.

I'm done, I'm sick of all these scientific reports with negative results. I've been working on this for months and I still can't get it to work.

Either the machine won't work or the animal doesn't survive, if this happens with the turtle, I don't care how much money they offer me, I'm leaving. I'm tired of living in this shitty bunker.

The moment that disgusting reptile wakes up, I'm going to shoot it in the head. If nothing happens, I'm going home.

It worked. Goddammit, it worked! Just like we were expecting it to work! The moment the bullet went through the turtle, I heard the gears moving and the glass breaking. I closed my eyes for a moment and when I open them, I was in front of the window of the safe room, the gun in my hand with all of its bullets, the turtle waking up, to the first time I saw it.

I did it, a living button to go back in time.

I can't believe it worked. It's not the first time I see something anomalous, but it's the first time I experience it. I guess those pieces of a God and the "magic metal" that they were talking so much were really something.

I'm calling X, I want to give them their fucking "Guardian" and receive my money, so I can go to the Bahamas.


Test Log

Test A

Subject: Senior Researcher Johnathan Locke, selected due to his years working with the Foundation.

Procedure: After watching SCP-XXXX through the one-way-glass in the door of the containment cell, Researcher Locke will go inside and shoot SCP-XXXX in the head with a revolver.

Results: After watching the interior of the cell through the one-way-glass, Researcher Locke turned around and said "The note tells the truth" to the Security Officer with him.

Notes: Researcher Locke confirmed that, after terminating SCP-XXXX he was "sent back in time" to the first time he saw the entity.

Test B

Subject: Senior Researcher Luna Tylor, selected by Researcher Solo1.

Procedure: After watching SCP-XXXX through the one-way-glass in the door of the containment cell, Researcher Tylor is to be told the phrase "In the end all the flowers bloom"2. After that she will go in and shoot SCP-XXXX in the head with a revolver.

Results: After watching the interior of the cell through the one-way-glass, Researcher Tylor started to tremble and refused to go in. When asked about what happened before going in, she mentioned the phrase "In the end all the flowers bloom".

Notes: Researcher Tylor mentioned being attacked by SCP-XXXX before killing it and being sent back in time. D-Classes will be used in further experiment.

Test C

Subject: D-28651.

Procedure: D-28651 will watch SCP-XXXX through the one-way-glass in the door of the containment cell. Three days later, he will go in and shoot SCP-XXXX in the head with a revolver.

Results: After watching the interior of the cell through the one-way-glass, the D-Class seemed confused and lost.

Notes: Further experiments to see if SCP-XXXX has some limit on the amount of time it can send someone back are to be made.

Test D

Subject: D-25203 and D-22104.

Procedure: D-25203 and D-22104 will watch SCP-XXXX through the one-way-glass in the door of the containment cell. One week and a half later, they will go inside the cell and D-25203 will shoot SCP-XXXX in the head with a revolver while D-22104 holds his hand.

Results: After watching the interior of the cell through the one-way-glass, D-25203 seemed confused and lost. D-22104 appeared normal.

Notes: It does not seem like SCP-XXXX's abilities can send two persons at the same time, only the one that triggered the mechanism.

Test E

Subject: D-19285.

Procedure: According to Security Officer Coraline Cheshire, D-19285 would watch SCP-XXXX through the one-way-glass in the door of the containment cell, after that he would go into the cell with heavy protection and a hammer made of titanium, and destroy SCP-XXXX's shell.

Results: After watching the interior of the cell, D-19285 went in and was unable of destroying the shell, being terminated by SCP-XXXX. While retrieving the body SCP-XXXX breached containment. Security Officer Coraline Cheshire terminated SCP-XXXX, following the containment procedures and was sent back in time.

Notes: Test E, according to Officer Cheshire, took place in February 2047. This makes Officer Cheshire's the longest travel thus far, being of 26 years.


Addendum XXXX-1

Message from the Overseer Council

After talking with Researcher Solo and reading the Test Log, it has been decided that keeping SCP-XXXX under Foundation control is a top priority.

Having the ability of going back in time with one's memories can be a fearsome weapon if used correctly.

The Foundation will use it to prevent any K-Class scenarios, as such it has been given the secondary class "Hera", for items that are hostile but very useful to the Foundation, due to its aggressive nature.

An investigation to find out who ordered the creation of SCP-XXXX and if there are other items like it will start.

Further tests with SCP-XXXX are now prohibited unless authorized by a Level 5 Personnel.