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Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Thaumiel

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be contained within Site-62 and is allowed to roam freely in areas that are allowed by its clearance level (currently clearance level 4). In addition to this SCP-XXXX is to be allowed a “date night” with SCP-XXXX-2 on a monthly basis, one of which must occur on the 30th of August (30/08/XXXX). This is to be accompanied with a “movie night” on a weekly basis that will be overseen by MTF Delta-12 "Thunderstorm". The “date nights” and “movie nights” are to be done within Site-62 to reduce the resources required for the events. SCP-XXXX and the rest of MTF Delta-12 are to be reassigned to sites that have a high likelihood of a imminent containment breach or attack by a hostile GoI, in particular the Serpent's Hand. These are only to be followed should SCP-XXXX continue its cooperation with the Foundation. Any reason for these events being cancelled or postponed should be given to SCP-XXXX, if the reason provided is acceptable to SCP-XXXX then a containment breach will have been prevented.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a Caucasian male that appears to be in its late 20, 190 centimetres in height and weighs approximately 70 kilograms. SCP-XXXX has been shown to be immortal and highly resistant to most forms of damage. SCP-XXXX will also randomly "glitch" through several personalities before becoming stable again. The entity has also be shown to be capable matter manipulation (which it describes as level 3 reality bending) and the ability to create objects at a speed of 150 milliseconds, regardless of size. Due to this, SCP-XXXX has been shown to be able to change its size with no apparent limit. SCP-XXXX-1 is a canine of the species Canis dirus. SCP-XXXX-1 is extremely loyal to SCP-XXXX and appears to be capable of manipulating its forming independently of SCP-XXXX. The entity is also capable of teleportation when it is at a distance greater than 250 metre from SCP-XXXX, this teleportation is only capable of bringing the entity to the side of SCP-XXXX.

SCP-XXXX came to the Foundations attention ██/██/19 ██ when planted agents in the English police force found reports of 100 people who appeared to be immortal and were currently all in the police's custody in ████████. Photographic records dating as far back as 1888 confirmed this, at which point they were taken into foundation custody. Amnestics were given to the police officers and all records of SCP-XXXX were collected by agents and given to the Foundation. SCP-XXXX (each given a designation SCP-XXXX-1 through to SCP-XXXX-100) was a collection of 100 entities, 50 of which were male and the other 50 were female, they were also divided evenly into different ethnic groups suggesting that they were selected rather than it happening randomly. They were given a safe classification due to the fact that although they were sentient, they were deemed a minor risk. Every entity (except the current stable form of SCP-XXXX) stated when interviewed that they were searching for one of the other entities. The O5 council unanimously provided approval for test-XXXX (see addendum XXXX-A).

Immediately after the results of test-XXXX occured, the other entities appeared to gain an innate ability to know the location of the entity they were searching for. After approximately 10 minutes of a site wide containment breach and the deaths of 38 personal, all entities had merged into the current SCP-XXXX. At this point SCP-XXXX stayed within its containment cell, SCP-XXXX-1 teleported to the side of the entity and SCP-XXXX repaired all damage to Site-██. After this event, the O5 council approved a reclassification to keter, due to the potential for SCP-XXXX to cause a broken masquerade and XK class scenarios from the abilities that it had shown to possess during the containment breach.

SCP-XXXX and SCP-XXXX-1 were then relocated to it's current location in Site-62, to limit the potential collateral damage SCP-XXXX could cause in the event of a containment breach. SCP-XXXX appeared to be extremely calm and relaxed within its containment cell and it seemed to be capable of reasoning with. An interview was authorized and conducted to find if it was possible to reason with the entity and to find out more information into its history and properties (See addendums XXXX-B and XXXX-C). After the interview and review of the file which the entity provided, SCP-XXXX was put through multiple programs to both prove that the entity will follow orders from superior staff members, such as any member of the O5 council, and normal training for a member of an MTF unit. During this training, the first instance of SCP-XXXX-2 in foundation containment was created. SCP-XXXX-2 at that time was Agent ██████, who, unknown to the Foundation, had started a relationship with SCP-XXXX after approximately three (3) years of near constant training with SCP-XXXX. SCP-XXXX-2 has no anomalous properties, however upon termination by any means will trigger an extreme emotional response in which SCP-XXXX will release energy in an explosion that has been shown to range from 150 megatons to ███ gigatones in explosive power (See addendum XXXX-D). After the explosion, SCP-XXXX will then either enter a state of rage, in which it will not take orders from any member of the foundation regardless of clearance level, and then enter a state of mourning in which “glitching” will be more frequent or it will immediately enter the mourning stage. The course of action that SCP-XXXX is dependent on how SCP-XXXX-2 was terminated and whether the energy release destroyed the object and/or entity which terminated SCP-XXXX-2.

Upon completion of SCP-XXXX's training, became part of MTF Delta-12 "Thunderstorm" which had only been created to allow the Foundation to further test SCP-XXXX without compromising already existing task forces. The unit consisted of SCP-XXXX, SCP-XXXX-1, SCP-XXXX-2 and other agents. After approximately seventeen (17) assignments, with great distinction and honour in every assignment, SCP-XXXX was elected by the rest of the task force, and authorised by the O5 council, to become the Mobile Task Force Commander of MTF Delta-12 and was provided the appropriate clearance.

Addendum-XXXX-A:

Experiment conducted on ██/██/19██

<Begin Log>

0002: SCP-XXXX-18 is introduced to the testing chamber.

0004: SCP-XXXX-80 is introduced to the testing chamber. Upon seeing each other the two entities approach each other. Once physically contact is made between the entities, SCP-XXXX-80 dematerialised and SCP-XXXX-18 appears to gain an innate ability to sense where the other instances of SCP-XXXX are held, despite the entity having been transported to the testing chamber in a container of 100% opacity, by looking south (the direction of the other instances).

0010: SCP-XXXX-18 creates a sword of unknown material which effortlessly cuts through the southern concrete wall. Containment breach alarm is activated.

0013: SCP-XXXX-18 encounters an MTF unit. SCP-XXXX-18 attacks the unit with the sword it created to breach containment killing 4 members and incapacitating the other two members.

0015: SCP-XXXX-18 reaches light containment and immediately destroys one of the containment walls of the cell of another SCP-XXXX instance. Upon entering, it merges with SCP-XXXX-53 (pre-experimentation designation).

<Skip to 0027 when only two entities remain>

0027: SCP-XXXX-2 (post-redesignation) was at the door to SCP-XXXX-1’s containment cell. Due to SCP-XXXX-1 being unique because of it not saying it was “looking” for another entity, SCP-XXXX-1 was placed in a cell with 30 centimetre thick concrete walls and a 25 centimetre thick, magnetically sealed steel door. SCP-XXXX-2 was stood in front of the door to the cell, already having dematerialised the sword and any plasma based weaponry. SCP-XXXX-2 kicked the door with enough force to move the door approximately 2 metres (the force is estimated to be 100 meganewtons). SCP-XXXX-1 appears completely docile and ignores SCP-XXXX-2 entering the cell until it is looking down on SCP-XXXX-1. SCP-XXXX-2 dematerialises to merge with SCP-XXXX-1 (now designated SCP-XXXX).

<End Log>

Addendum-XXXX-B:

Interviewed: SCP-XXXX
Interviewer: Dr ████████
Foreword: Interview was conducted 3 weeks after Experiment-XXXX-A. SCP-XXXX and SCP-XXXX-1 have stayed within their cell for the entirety of the time. SCP-XXXX has been restrained to prevent the use of its hands.
<Begin Log>
Interviewed: How have you been doctor ███████ since the experiment?
Interviewer: How do you know my name? Is there anything else you know about the Foundation?
Interviewed: Let’s just say, I know probably more about the Foundation and it’s workings more than you do.

At this time the entity moves its hands in front of it, without the restraints on.

Interviewed: So, should we just cut to the chase and let you start asking all those questions the higher ups are just dying to asking me?
Interviewer: How did you? Never mind, we’ve seen you create matter from nothing, this doesn’t surprise me. Okay, so first off SCP-XXXX do you know your age and what it maybe?
Interviewed: I’m believe if I remember correctly I’m 26 years old and please, call me James.
Interviewer: Alright then James, why were you and the others held in a police station in ████████████ and why do records of you appear to predate even written language if you are only 26?
Interviewed: Observant I see, well, what else should I expect from a researcher of the Foundation. Okay, I’ll bite. The records don’t show me until the date ██/██/19██ which is the day that the police took me in. The other records don’t identify me though, they identify the others. And I was in police custody because they found that I was indecently exposed to the public shall we say.
Interviewer: And the others?
Interviewed: They got a compulsion to get arrested by the police in that area, just to make it easier for you to find and take us in.
Interviewer: So you wanted to be found by the Foundation?
Interviewed: Yes. We’ve got to get back to work at some point.
Interviewer: Are you saying you work for the Foundation? If so then why aren’t you on any of our records, even the ones before the Foundation’s official creation date.
Interviewed: Haven’t you read the document that the police found me with yet? It will explain everything you need to know, find and read that first then we’ll continue this.
Interviewer: This interview isn’t finished yet.

Upon hearing this SCP-XXXX-1 becomes agitated and begins growling and barking at Doctor ███████.

Doctor ███████ leaves the entities containment cell

<End Log>
Closing Statement: SCP-XXXX seems insistent that we read the document it was found with. Only issue with that is it appears to be biometrically locked with a note on it saying that “The higher ups will know what to do with it” whatever that means. It appears that we may have to send it to the O5 to open this thing. We can’t use brute force to open it, the thing is tougher then diamond. As soon as a diamond drill touch it, the diamond began to shatter. Looks like we’ll have to read that document before SCP-XXXX will allow another interview.

The box containing the “document” was sent to the O5, upon one of the council members using the biometric it opened. Inside was a document (Addendum-XXXX-C)