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(Undecided)
Item #: Undecided
Object Class: Safe
Containment Procedures: (Undecided) is to be kept in its containment cell at all times. (Undecided) is somewhat difficult to be moved without equipment or multiple people. In the event of a containment breach, (Undecided) is not to be considered a main priority, as it’s currently thought to be incapable of movement, let alone escaping. Despite this, a minimum of one (1) person is to guard (Undecided)’s containment cell until further experiments are conducted to determine whether any sentient beings, such as spirits, lurk inside of (Undecided).
Description: (Undecided) is a network of air vents extracted from a 7/11 located in (DATA EXPUNGED). It was recovered upon an employee finding that the air vent was dripping a strange liquid of similar consistency to SCP-106’s corrosive slime. After recovery, a new air vent was installed in the 7/11, and locals were informed that it was a simple vent replacement to improve the air circulation in the store. After testing on the substance emitted from (Undecided), Dr. ███ reported that it wasn’t the same as SCP-106’s slime.
It should be noted that from the hours 4:30 AM to 11:00 AM, light laughter was heard from (Undecided) a few days after its containment, prompting personnel to believe that there was a sentient being living inside that could be classified as (Undecided)-1.
Test Log:
Test (Undecided)-A
Subject: D-2592
D-2592 is a 28 year old male with a violent background indicating possible repressed anger issues. D-2592 was given a lantern, a camera displaying a live feed, and one walkie talkie. Dr. Halvin held a second walkie talkie to stay in contact with D-2592.
D-2592 entered the air vent, before beginning to crawl further in. Subject immediately began repeating how paranoid he was while in the air vent, breathing rate intensifying at an almost consistent rate. After making the first turn, the camera’s live feed cut out, but Halvin was able to stay in contact via the walkie talkies. After making the second turn, D-2592 suddenly stopped giving Halvin status updates for approximately 5 minutes, 47 seconds, before suddenly beginning to repeat the words ‘it’s so happy to see me,’ in an almost cheerful tone.
D-2592 then stopped contacting Halvin for the remainder of the exploration. Other personnel sent to retrieve D-2592 reported a feeling of dread upon entering (Undecided) and began to vomit.
One hour passed before D-2592 crawled out of (Undecided), reported to have a glassy look in his eyes and a big grin. Upon exiting fully, D-2592 lost conciousness and has yet to awaken. Further exploration of (Undecided) is discontinued until further notice.
Notes:
“Request to try using (Undecided) to put SCP-096 in a coma?” -Dr. Granagan
“Request denied. If SCP-096 decides to stay in (Undecided), recovering it could prove difficult.” -Dr. Halvin
