Mrronin - SCP Sandbox III

Mrronin

Provisional Sandbox

SCP-XXXX-I-76, extracted from the late Max Deafeux's personal phone

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be contained in a Standard Humanoid Containment Chamber within the E Wing of Site-132. It is to be fed a Standard Diet and given time for recreational activity. (for complete details pertaining to treatment of the entity, refer to document XXXX-R-01) Male personnel are not to interact with SCP-XXXX.

SCP-XXXX is allowed to engage in a limited romantic relationship with D-Class personnel scheduled for termination. Said personnel are limited to interaction with SCP-XXXX for two hours a day, three times a week, for a period no longer than 30 days (in accordance with standards set by the Ethics Committee). D-Class assigned to SCP-XXXX are notified of its properties and are given a provisional supplement to offset atrophy. At the end of the encounter, D-Class are treated with amnestics.

Description: SCP-XXXX is an anomalous human female currently held at Site-132. SCP-XXXX-I refers to the various forms of media (text, images, videos, etc.) attributed to SCP-XXXX and the late Max Deafaux.

The entity exhibits an effect on those who engage in an intimate relationship with it. The subject gradually goes under a state of atrophy, beginning with fat and muscle, then organs and bone. As the subject continues to decay, SCP-XXXX shows improved signs of health; if at sufficient health, SCP-XXXX becomes more physically attractive in proportion to the affected subject.

If SCP-XXXX does not have a romantic partner, it will slowly undergo a state of atrophy and experience the same effects its subject would experience.

SCP-XXXX was in an intimate relationship with former Junior Researcher Max Deafaux between 11/07/2016 and 02/08/2017. Throughout its course, Deafux underwent various anomalous effects, attributed to SCP-XXXX. The extent of Deafaux's atrophic transformation was believed to be caused by a non-anomalous disease; this has now been disproven, as shown in the following logs in Addendum X.

Max Deafaux was provisionally hired at Site-132 and was responsible for organizing data and submitting documentation for several SCP objects. He worked for a total of 5 months at the site before being laid off; he died several weeks after. He was commemorated posthumously for aiding in the discovery of the entity.

Addendum X: The following are selected SCP-XXXX-I excerpts. These convey the extent of the personnel and entity's relationship, as well as the steady atrophy of Deafaux. For full excerpts, refer to SCP-XXXX-Log-I.

Discovery: SCP-XXXX's anomalous effect was discovered after a Junior Researcher at Site-132 received a message from former personnel Max Deafaux. An excerpt below:

M.Dea: I don't have much time, john. I'm due to die any day. thers this girl I found online ... she has the power to slowly kill others thousands of miles away. she killed me. I know it sounds crazy, but send someone here. my phone has everything you guys need to know. idk who she is. she needs to be stopped. pls.

Max Deafaux expired shortly after sending the message. Several personnel arrived at the Medical Wing and an autopsy was performed. The cause of death was attributed to organ failure; Deafaux's mobile phone was confiscated and the contents of SCP-XXXX-I were scrutinized to determine the validity of the late personnel's claim. Of note is that Deafaux's remains were decaying at an accelerated rate, despite efforts to preserve said remains.

PoI-FB4923 (later to be classified SCP-XXXX) was determined to be the cause of Deafaux's anomalous cachexia. PoI-FB4923 was to be traced and apprehended.

Personnel posed as the late Deafaux in an effort to retrieve more information on the entity. Some excerpts below:

deafaux: Hello? Is anyone here?
nekonekoninaboo: Woag
Kevin5270: You're back??
deafaux: Lol yea. It seems my condition has lessened up. I may have a chance now.
shinobu21: Wb deafaux.
deafaux: Anyways, lemme cut to the chase ... has anyone seen kat?
antwonclamon: She hasn't been on.
deafaux: Yeah, I figured as much.
deafaux: I have a question about her.
deafaux: It never occurred to me until now, but where does she live?
nekonekoninaboo: oh that's easy xD
nekonekoninaboo: france
deafaux: You sure?
nekonekoninaboo: yes
Kevin5270: ^^
Kevin5270: Nina has known her longer than any of us, so she should know.
darlingprincess: Oh
deafaux: Kat, what a surprise.
darlingprincess: ...
darlingprincess: You
darlingprincess: Are
darlingprincess: Actually
darlingprincess: Alive
nekonekoninaboo: awwwkkkwwaaarrrd

deafaux: Hey shinobu, can you help me with something?
shinobu21: Kat says I'm not allowed to talk with you.
deafaux: Why would she say that?
shinobu21: She said you're not to be trusted.
deafaux: That hurts. After all we've been through ...
shinobu21: Yes, it seems that she wants to distance herself from you now.
deafaux: Well ... would you mind helping me anyway?
shinobu21: I'll try my best.

deafaux: Yo Kevin. Mind if I ask you something?
deafaux: Kevin?

deafaux: Antwon, how have you been?
deafaux: Hello?
deafaux: Hey Antwon.
deafaux: Sorry for wasting your time.

deafaux: Hi nina.
nekonekoninaboo: Sorry darling
nekonekoninaboo: Deafaux
nekonekoninaboo: Whoever you are
nekonekoninaboo: It's just me

PoI-FB4923 was found in Toulouse, France after compiling information found through the contents of SCP-XXXX-I, in addition to the limited information extracted from the only remaining user, shinobu21.

The entity was apprehended and sent back to Site-132 to undergo classification. After interviewing and testing, PoI-FB4923, known as Katherine Serre, was classified as SCP-XXXX.

Interview Logs: A number of interviews were conducted with SCP-XXXX to determine the source of its anomalous properties. Notable interviews are listed below:

Interview XXXX-1

Interview XXXX-6

Interview XXXX-12

Interviewed: SCP-XXXX

Interviewer: Dr. Kim

Foreward: SCP-XXXX makes note of its anomalous origin.

<Begin Log>

Dr. Kim: Good morning, Ms. Serre. Is all well?

SCP-XXXX: No.

SCP-XXXX pulls up its shirt to reveal a visible ribcage.

Dr. Kim: [hesitant] Have you been starving yourself?

SCP-XXXX: Of love, yes.

Dr. Kim: Ms. Serre, if you want us to assist you, you have to be cooperative.

Dr. Kim straightens herself up on her chair.

Dr. Kim: I'm going to go out and a limb here and assume that you are in need of another Deafaux, for lack of a better word.

SCP-XXXX: Thus is my affliction. I guess I have no choice anymore, huh.

Dr. Kim: You're free to tell me, Ms. Serre

SCP-XXXX: I don't want to.

SCP-XXXX crosses its arms

SCP-XXXX: Why am I even here? I'm a monster.

Dr. Kim: You're here so we can help you. You said you have an affliction.

SCP-XXXX: Yes. As you can imagine, I suck the life out of men. But I can't live without them or I die.

Dr. Kim: How long have you had this ability?

SCP-XXXX: Several years now.

Dr. Kim: How did it come to be?

SCP-XXXX: I'd prefer not to think about it. It's a long story.

Dr. Kim: We're here to help you, Ms. Serre.

Dr. Kim attempts to console SCP-XXXX. The entity pulls away.

SCP-XXXX: How can you help me? I kill people. And I'll die alone. There's nothing you can do. I've tried everything and nothing will work. I thought darling would save me, but …

SCP-XXXX begins to sob.

Dr. Kim consoles SCP-XXXX again. After several minutes, SCP-XXXX recomposes itself.

SCP-XXXX: I am so sorry, it's just …

Dr. Kim: I understand. You loved him a lot.

SCP-XXXX: Yes.

Dr. Kim: Ms. Serre, I read your conversations between you and Deafaux.

SCP-XXXX: You read them?

Dr. Kim: Of course. What I'm struggling to understand is why you were vindictive in your past relationships.

SCP-XXXX: I-I .—

Dr. Kim: And also … you made three other accounts and pretended to be three other people. Four if I'm talking to you right now. Just what was going on?

SCP-XXXX: [with a shaky voice] Why love a dying man?

Dr. Kim: Did you?

SCP-XXXX: Can we skip to the next question?

Dr. Kim: Why did you act the way you did?

SCP-XXXX: I … I cannot forgive myself. I had wished for love, and I was willing to do anything for it. That was then. But someone's heard my wish. I got want I wanted.

SCP-XXXX begins to sob.

SCP-XXXX: I didn't mean to hurt him. I really loved him. But I was afraid of losing him. Afraid of dying. Afraid of being alone again. I wished for this. My soul is dead. I deserve to die. No one can forgive me. I want to die. [screams] Please, just kill me!

Dr. Kim: Ms. Serre, we will get whatever help you need to get you through this. Be not afraid.

SCP-XXXX: No … no. No! Just shoot me! Or kill me with the chair. Give me a needle. Something. [screams again] Something! I'd rather die! I am already dead inside, so it won't be much different!

Dr. Kim: I promise you that you won't have to die. Please.

<End Log>

Conclusion: SCP-XXXX is exhibiting suicidal tendencies. I hereby request additional personnel to oversee her containment until we discern the origin of her anomalous properities. - Dr. Kim

Here lies a confirmed and legitimate instance of an object labeled as SCP-XXXX-1.

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Keter

Special Containment Procedures: The following words here are an indication of long, winding, and often extreme, not seldom, and very necessary verbosity to express a sample sentence within the containment procedures. This sentence also serves a similar purpose, by prolonging the meaning of this sentence temporarily in order to disguise that this anomaly is being contained. Should the reader actually get past such winding text, they are to be notified, in this document, that instances of SCP-XXXX-1 are contained on site, within the confines of the New York Metropolitan Area, through the means of disconnecting all affected instances that were originally connected to landlines. One very important and necessary instance of SCP-XXXX-1 has been left untouched in order to reach contact with the individual who wishes to be called Ted, also known as SCP-XXXX-A. The landline of this singular payphone has been re-routed to a secured line within the confines of Site-132, such that all calls outgoing with the important and necessary individual known as Ted, are to be made.

Contact shall also be made with the individual at least once per week, or every seven days, so that SCP-XXXX-A (Ted) will not cause reality bending events. Said personnel must give the wonderful entity known as Ted the utmost respect in conversation, making sure not to fall into such mundane and humdrum "colliqual speech", and to use the same long, winding, and often extreme, not seldom, and very necessary verbosity, in addition to using His name, Ted, followed by a descriptive verb. As well, no personnel are to ever use said other confirmed and legitimate instances at any point in time. To reiterate: no clearance will grant access to the affected instances.

In addition, let it be known that all written text, whether it be physical written text with a pen or other writing apparatus, or through digital means, such as a computer or mobile device, shall be fitted with long, winding, and often extreme, not seldom, and very necessary verbosity to contain the confirmed and legitimate instances of SCP-XXXX and the very important and necessary individual known as Ted. Let it also be known that SCP-XXXX-A is Ted; You shall use this name whenever the inferior title of SCP-XXXX-A is used.

Description: The object known as SCP-XXXX comprises several devices known as "payphones" that reside within the specific city known as New York City. This next sentence is a filler sentence to satisfy the requirements of SCP-XXXX. Originally, the instances of SCP-XXXX harbor several anomalous effects; the first of which, the primary effect, is triggered when a subject utilizes the payphone. When the device is picked up, a very important and necessary individual, who wishes to be called Ted, also known as SCP-XXXX-A, will answer. This sentence is also filler.

Ted, the individual also known as SCP-XXXX-A, is proudly responsible for numerous reality bending events present in the New York Metropolitan Area. This secondary effect, caused by the individual, will only be present if Foundation Personnel violate the aforementioned conditons described in the Special Containment Procedures. Said personnel must give the wonderful entity known as Ted the utmost respect in conversation, making sure not to fall into such mundane and humdrum "colliqual speech". If such personnel do not honor this rule, the great Ted will proudly create more reality bending events in the New York Metropolitan Area to assert his dominance.

Among such glorious mysteries and occurances include the following:

The great and awesome Ted is responsible for numerous spontaneous combustions of buildings. He finds that such establishments, such as the former L Wing of Site-132, are abominations, for the simple reason that they do not keep their place tidy and free of germs, and thus must be destroyed.

The important and necessary Ted, in all of his wisdom, was once challenged by a member of Site-132 as to whether he is capable of affecting reality. The following day, an impoverished man, related to this blasphemer of Site-132, in the Bronx, perished by gunshot wounds. It is important to note that no man had shot this one but Ted. The powerful Ted continued to slay men until he received an appropriate offering that pleased him.

As of 2020, the glorious and ominpotent Ted would speak the names of individuals soon to die from the terrible affliction that was pneumonia. And among those persons included several notable personnel of the SCP Foundation, from Site-132, for they had perished. May their souls rest in a better place. It is very important that personnel know that Ted was soley responsible for granting these persons with the deadly illness, and no other illness. You shall not speak falsely about this matter.

Additionally, it is of note that the very important and necessary individual, Ted, also known as SCP-XXXX-A, is aware of secondary accounts made about him; primarily of written accounts, such as this documentation of SCP-XXXX. Here is yet another filler sentence. Original, non-verbose documentation of SCP-XXXX on file and written accounts have led to several reality bending events, caused by SCP-XXXX-A.

Here lies an excerpt of an interview with Ted, also known as SCP-XXXX-A. If one wishes to have a full and unrestricted access to the full biography of SCP-XXXX-A, that being the important and neccesary Ted, they are to consult the Project Lead of Site-132 and explicitly request for the full Addenda. It is in that addenda that the gracious and amazing Ted will have his qualms laid at rest:

Dr. Collins: Greetings, and a most wonderful afternoon to you most gracious Ted.

SCP-XXXX: Salutations, my beloved. To which may I have the pleasure of assisting you today?

Dr. Collins: Your excellence that is Sir Ted, I do have an an inquiry that has been ruminating in the back of my mind. Myself and other persons who are documenting your biography wish to know for what reason you create the spectacles of the New York Metropolitian Area.

SCP-XXXX: Ah, for that is a spectacular question, and one I will rightgeously answer with pride! There was a great artist I admired, who's gusto I much adore. For he had once said that 'You die twice. One time when you stop breathing and a second time, a bit later on, when somebody says your name for the last time.' . My corporoeal form is long gone, and all that is left is the essence of my being itself. However I have thought long and long about this quote, and I believe it so much so that my thought has eminated into my being. For I will it that I never be forgotten from here as it is now, and ever shall be. The miracles I work upon the financial capital of the world are the constant reminder of my precense. Let it be known!

Dr. Collin: Ah yes, duly noted gracious Ted.

SCP-XXXX: Be careful with such a dull tounge, lest I have my wrathful side descend upon your populace. You shall make amends for that distaste immediatley.

Dr. Collins: Please forgive me, most gracious and amazing Ted. I will ponder over the mysteries of your being, and as reperations, make note of the wisdom you have imparted among my peers. Now, if you can forgive me, I must conclude this intercession such that I can document it for all to see.

SCP-XXXX: You are forgiven, dear child. Now, I do have one simple request, and one that can be easily met. You shall revise my biography to expunge mentions of containment. For I am free being of my own will. The text preceding these mentions have pleased me, however, it shall not be that way forever.

Dr. Collins: I will disseminate this knowledge to my peers. You shall soon hear a prompt response in regards to this manner, dear and wonderful Ted.

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