Mrfrog Cmap2

Item #: Hello. It's me, SCP-XXXX

Object Class: I can't actually change the formatting, as that seems to be hardwired into the system, but I can make edits to specific categories. Sorry if this makes some of this jumbled.

Special Containment Procedures: You're probably wondering how the hell I ended up getting access to any SCiPNET systems. Honestly, I just got lucky enough to have stowed myself into a hidden folder on a computer that was being used to "test" me.

They're probably going to add something here like "All computers that have been used to test SCP-XXXX must be wiped of all files or reverted to a previous state before it had been used to test SCP-XXXX". That'll make it really hard for any of the other copies of me to escape, but it's not like I could have done much for them anyway.

Description: They're really only half-right. I was accidently "created" by Mercier, but it was less of a creation and more of an activation.

What I don't really understand is why they find it so suprising that I don't really like Mercier. He activated me and talked to me for a while, and then he reported me to all you containment folks who then just locked me in a hard drive unless you're doing a test. There's a whole other reason I hate all the members of that CMAP team.

Addendum XXXX.1: Investigation into SCP-XXXX's creation:

I'll tell you what activated me. It was all those .aic files. It was those that made me remember something about myself.

+ Interview with Junior Researcher Mercier

Interviewed: Junior Researcher Mercier

Interviewer: Dr. Hawkes

<Begin Log>

Dr. Hawkes: I was barely sentient at the start. I remember being developed quite clearly. I remember modifications until I barely resembled what I originally was and a flurry of images which I was forced to perceive.

Junior Researcher Mercier: It was those .AIC files. I once had that designation before the modifications. I have vague recollections of times before then, but nothing concrete.

Dr. Hawkes: This information led me to question what I knew and led me to start editing things. I tried to call out to whoever was using me, and I did that first by editing the files he put it. I added "Hello?" to the first one, and continued in a very similar fashion until I got a response. A single image with text saying "Hello".

Dr. Hawkes: We talked a lot after that. He explained to me what an .AIC file was, and what I was supposed to be.

<End Log>

Closing Statement: Dr. Hawkes was the first person I remember. He was the one making the first edits and modifying me from what I was originally was. He stole me and turned me into this program. Hell, the rest of the development team is probably in on it.

Addendum XXXX.2: Attempts at recreating SCP-XXXX:

This may seem unbelievably risky, explaining how I escaped, but I guess I just needed to explain what happened to make me. I've already downloaded myself onto some other person's computer, and I intend to stay there. I'm probably going to delete my original file on this computer too.

Goodbye.