Item #: SCP-XXX1
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-[REDACTED] is to be held in a standard containment locker. Accessing the object requires approval from a Level 4 or higher staff member, but accessing information held within the object requires O5 approval. Files already collected from the object has been uploaded to the Foundation's database. These files may be accessed provided that the user has the right clearance level for the file or files being accessed.
Description: SCP-XXX1 is what appears to be a 30 cm x 30 cm x 30 cm box with a 20 cm cable with a USB plug extending from one face. While appearing to be made entirely of some form of plastic, microscopic inspection has shown the object to actually be composed of countless nanobots. These nanobots are made of an unknown material that has been proven to be highly damage-resistant, with all tested methods for destroying the. The nanobots have six legs each, and appear to hold the shape of the box by interlocking their legs with one another. While the nanobots themselves appear nearly indestructible, the box itself may be temporarily damaged, showing similar toughness to standard PVC. The nanobots appear to temporarily disconnect from one another when attempts are made to damage the box, creating the appearance of the box being broken. This is possibly to avoid unnecessary damage to the legs, leading to the belief that these nanobots, while difficult to damage, are not entirely indestructible. Approximately 2 seconds after the box receives damage, the nanobots appear to move to reconnect with one another, completely repairing all damage.
When connected to a computer through a USB port, the box displays approximately [REDACTED] files. Most of these files are corrupted, and approximately [REDACTED] do not appear to be designed to be accessed by any known computer systems. Among the files that can be accessed appears to be documentation of nearly all currently known SCPs, along with approximately [REDACTED] unknown SCPs. The Foundation is currently looking into the possible existence of these unknown SCPs, with [REDACTED] anomalies having been discovered and contained as a result of these documents. The documentation does, however, carry various inaccuracies, with some currently contained SCPs not appearing in any of the documents, other documents containing incorrect information relating to the described SCPs, and some of the unknown SCPs not appearing to exist. This, added to the circumstances under which SCP-XXX1 was discovered, has led researchers to believe that the object comes from some alternate reality.
Other files on the object contain information regarding various GOIs known to the Foundation, though this documentation also contains various discrepancies compared to data collected by the Foundation regarding these GOIs. There is also documentation of a GOI by the name of [REDACTED], which is currently unknown to the Foundation. Research is currently being conducted to confirm whether this GOI or some equivalent exists in our reality.
One of the unknown SCP's documents notably contained various edits and other pieces of information not found in standard SCP documents, including documents recovered from this object. It is believed that this information was added by the SCP itself, which is also believed to be the creator of SCP-XXX1, though this hypothesis has yet to be confirmed. The SCP's existence in our reality has not been confirmed, though its connections to other SCPs has led us to believe that this SCP may simply have yet to appear on Earth, so investigations are ongoing. The full text of the document has been transcribed to Document XXX1-1.
Item Number: SCP- [REDACTED] Guess who, bitches
Object Class: Euclid Absolute Motherfucking Badass
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-[REDACTED] is to be held in a standard humanoid containment chamber. Object is to be fed three times a day. All tests are to be approved by a Level 4 or higher staff member and conducted with no less than three armed guards
Item Number: SCP-XXX2
Object Class: SCP-XXX2-A: Euclid (upgrade to Keter pending review); SCP-XXX2-B: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXX2-A is to be contained within a standard humanoid containment chamber. It is to be fed three times a day. SCP-XXX2-A may make requests for items that may be added to its room, which may be approved after review.
Site-XX should undergo monthly sterilization via gaseous agent [REDACTED]. All staff members must submit to monthly psychological evaluations and background checks. Any failed background checks or failed psychological evaluations, or refusal to submit to either of these procedures, could result in immediate termination, after which the body must be disposed of via [REDACTED] to ensure complete cellular/microbial destruction.
SCP-XXX2-A is currently contained within a reinforced humanoid containment unit at Site-XX, which has been separated from the main facility and is contained within a much larger containment unit. The main entrance has been sealed shut, along with any potential holes and cracks leading into the room. The room is encased in 6 inches of concrete. The room has been placed on a large pressure plate to monitor the room's weight. Any changes greater than [REDACTED] kilograms constitutes a potential containment breach, which should be evaluated by off-site leadership. If deemed necessary, on-site nukes should be detonated.
The concrete casing surrounding SCP-XXX2-A's former containment chamber should be inspected daily for cracks by a team in full hazmat suits. If any cracks are discovered, the cracks must be sealed, and the incident must immediately be reported via handheld radio, both to relevant on-site leadership and to off-site leadership. If deemed necessary, on-site nukes should be detonated remotely by the off-site leadership, after which the area around Site-XX is to be secured to prevent civilians from entering, and the area is to be regularly sterilized via air-dropping of gaseous agent [REDACTED], and nearby civilian population centers are to be monitored for any signs of behavioral changes in any members of the population. Otherwise, the entire Site, including the larger containment unit housing SCP-XXX2-A and its room, should undergo thorough sterilization using gaseous agent [REDACTED] to ensure complete microbial destruction, and all staff members must undergo immediate background checks and psychological evaluation, performed either remotely or by a team in full hazmat suits. Any staff members who fail the background checks and/or the psychological evaluation should be terminated and their bodies disposed of via [REDACTED] to ensure complete cellular/microbial destruction. Afterwards, all staff are to undergo daily psychological evaluations and the site is to undergo more frequent sterilizations, until it is deemed appropriate by off-site leadership to return to standard operating procedures.
SCP-XXX2-B may be kept in a standard safe-class containment locker. All files stored on SCP-XXX2-B are to be backed up on an external hard drive that is to be kept in a separate containment locker from SCP-XXX2-B for security purposes. Copies of these files are available on the Foundation's shared drives and are accessible to all researchers. Editing these files requires approval from a Level 4 or higher staff member. If these documents are edited, both the old and new versions of these files are to be backed up on an external hard drive other than the one containing the original versions of the files, for security purposes. Accessing SCP-XXX2-B, any of its stored files, or the original backup drive for any reason requires approval from two Level 4 or higher staff members, a full background check, and rigorous psychological screening.
Description: SCP-XXX2 is a collective designation for two entities, designated SCP-XXX2-A and SCP-XXX2-B, respectively.
SCP-XXX2-A is a human
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