MrCandi1

SCP-XXXX-2

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX-1 is to be kept in its own container (known as SCP-XXXX-2), in a containment chamber at Site-19. One guard is to be placed outside of the objects cell at all times. Access is to be approved by at least two level-4 personnel. During testing, subjects are allowed minimal time with SCP-XXXX. All unauthorized contact will result in termination.

Description: SCP-XXXX-1 is a 50 mm x 13.1 mm x 5.2 mm object that resembles an old eraser. It was discovered in an abandoned house near █████, Ohio. SCP-XXXX-1 has the ability to diminish certain objects it comes in contact with. After testing with SCP-XXXX-1, subjects reported feeling massively ill, with reported migraines that have last up to two days.

SCP-XXXX-2 is a wood box in which SCP-XXXX-1 was discovered in. SCP-XXXX-1 and 2 both seem to be able to diminish objects. When a small object is placed inside of SCP-XXXX-2, with the lid closed, the object vanishes. This does not include XXXX-1. Multiple reports of the box sliding off the table and aggressively continuously smashing on the door have been made.

SCP-XXXX-3 has been described as a translucent black humanoid-figure. SCP-XXXX-3 can manifest itself only when something is holding XXXX-1. All subjects that have made contact with anomaly have reported having dreams of the figure. Dreams continue and do not cease for as long as two weeks. These dreams include conversations between the subject and SCP-XXXX-3. It is unknown how SCP-XXXX-3 is connected to these dreams. Most subjects do not want to discuss the matter of these conversations. Some reports include subjects attempting to try to touch the object again. Subjects consist of 17 different Class-D personnel and Dr. ██████.

⬇Interview Files⬇

+ Incident XXXX-1

Interviewed: SCP-XXXX-3

Interviewer: Dr. ██████ (Subject 16)

Log date: --/--/----

[Begin Log]

Subject 16: Opening case.

VO over speaker: Carry on.

Subject 16: Touching SCP-XXXX-1. Connection has been made.

SCP-XXXX-3: Ah, Welcome Doctor. From your communication with [DATA EXPUNGED] you come to me today seeking answers.

Subject 16: How?

SCP-XXXX-3: You tend to hear a lot in a facility as big a thing one.

Subject 16: We have limited time. Should we get started?

SCP-XXXX-3: no response

Subject 16: Who is [REDACTED]?

SCP-XXXX-3: Why, I haven't heard that name in a long time.

Subject 16: Who is he?

SCP-XXXX-3: My last c-casualty.

Subject 16: He's dead? File says he was reported missing.

SCP-XXXX-3: Change the question

Subject 16: How did he die?

SCP-XXXX-3: I will speak no more of this.

Subject 16: Why?

SCP-XXXX-3: No more!

Subject 16: Starting to feel nauseous. Permission to end the connection?

VO over speakerphone: Permission granted.

Subject 16: Ending connection.

Closing Statement: SCP-XXXX-3 seems to be emotional towards [REDACTED].

[END LOG]

Incident: Video feed shows Subject 16 placing SCP-XXXX-1 into its box. Subject gets up and opens the door. This is when SCP-XXXX-2 is flown from the table. At this point the box makes it past the door, and out of its containment chamber. SCP-XXXX-2 is shown racing through the facility via hallway video recorders. 15 minutes later, SCP-XXXX-2 is recovered by the Site Security Team.

See addendum XXXX-1A+B for additional information about the subjects and SCP-XXXX

Addendum XXXX-1A: After the first week of coming into contact with SCP-XXXX-1, Subject 16 reported having dreams of SCP-XXXX-3. The first dream, SCP-XXXX-3 started yelling at Subject 16. After exchanging multiple dialogues SCP-XXXX-3 became hostile, threw Subject 16 at which the dream ended and he woke up. When the subject he noticed a bruise on his brachium (upper arm), at this point he immediately reported the dream, he said he did not have the bruise prior to when he fell asleep.

Addendum XXXX-1B: These dreams, described by Subject 16, included SCP-XXXX-3 in a house, at which several dreams after contact, the figure said it was the home of [REDACTED]. He continued to explain his connection with the house owner. Subject 16 claims to have little remembrance of these conversations.