Orange glass

SCP-XXXX - The Orange Glass

Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is kept at Site-77's high-level storage. It is to be kept in a 5m by 5m x 5m cell and covered by a thick bulletproof glass box, requiring a level 3 keycard. During testing, a Senior researcher is to enter the cell beforehand and unlock SCP-XXXX, 2 g personnel with level 3 clearance are then to escort 2 Class-D into the chamber, closing it and sealing it shut behind them. For testing SCP-XXXX, authorization from a level 3 clearance senior researcher is required, along with the presence of the senior researcher. If these circumstances are not met, Guards are to terminate all personnel in SCP-XXXX's containment chamber, that is including researchers. When testing is done, Guards escort Class-D back to Class-D cells, and all remaining personnel are to lock every lock and lock every keycard censor, SCP-XXXX's chamber has to offer.
Description: SCP-XXXX is an object resembling a piece of crystal clear mandarin orange colored glass. SCP-XXXX is 3 meters in length and 1 meter in width (thickness), weighing 6 kilograms. When looked through SCP-XXXX, large, flying, or landing, entities can be seen. These entities were identified to look like Pseudoceros dimidiatus, a type of aquatic flatworm. Pseudoceros dimidiatus, now designated as SCP-XXXX-A, seems to be approximately 30 meters long, flying above buildings of cities.

When looked away, SCP-XXXX-A does not appear to be there, at least not visible to the human eye alone, it is estimated that SCP-XXXX allows the viewer to see into another form of a dimension. When trying to interact with SCP-XXXX-A, 2 Class-D are assigned to go to SCP-XXXX's containment cell, one looking through the object, and the other trying to interact with SCP-XXXX-A. Furthermore to this will be documented in XXXX-T. SCP-XXXX-A is peaceful, but when provoked, SCP-XXXX-A will begin attacking the provoker, now designated as SCP-XXXX-1. SCP-XXXX-A will begin attacking XXXX-1, with it's presumed head. If SCP-XXXX-1 begins to run and hide, SCP-XXXX-A will hunt it down. SCP-XXXX-A seems to have an innate sense of SCP-XXXX-1's location. SCP-XXXX-A is not capable of making contact with liquid, gas, or surface of any solid material, at least it chooses not to, and only makes contact with SCP-XXXX-1 when attacking. SCP-XXXX-A will not stop attacking until SCP-XXXX-1 has died, SCP-XXXX-1 cannot seem to interact with SCP-XXXX-A, whailing right through. SCP-XXXX-A was observed to look like a normal aquatic flatworm, having color patterns the same as normal Pseudoceros dimidiatus, varying from zebra patterns to Musa acuminata Colla patterns. Any creature that spots SCP-XXXX-A through SCP-XXXX is given Class-C Amnestics and placed in their bed in their home.

SCP-XXXX has the same properties as a regular non-anomalous glass. A piece was cut from SCP-XXXX for research, and two more were cut to make SCP-XXXX-B, a pair of white plastic glass frames with pieces of SCP-XXXX to cover the space for eyeholes, making it easier to view SCP-XXXX-A.
SCP-XXXX was discovered in an abandoned building in Slovakia's Capital, Bratislava on April 9th, 2016 by a foundation researcher, Doctor ████████. Item XXXX was transported into Site-45 safely for further research.

Thermographic camera's proved unsuccessful when trying to locate SCP-XXXX-A.

After incident XXXX-I-1, accessing SCP-XXXX now requires Authorization by a Level-3 clearance or above Senior researcher and a Level-3 clearance or above Senior researcher supervision. Two guards are to be assigned to guard the chamber at all times. More information on accessing SCP-XXXX is in SCP-XXXX's Special Containment Procedures.

Addendum:

+ Test logs XXXX-T

Test logs XXXX-T

Subject: SCP-XXXX

Procedure: Object is to be looked through by a D-Class personnel, while the other Class-D interacts with SCP-XXXX-A, during this documentation, referring to Class D as Class-D-1 and Class-D-2.

Results: Roughly 6.89 seconds after the interaction, a specimen of SCP-XXXX-A starts floating, and simulating anger against Class-D-1, attacking D-1 repeatedly while chasing them. SCP-XXXX-A starts phasing through walls, seems that it can choose whether to touch . After D-1 runs out of breath, SCP-XXXX-A hits D-1's spinal cord, pummeling them to the ground, and repeating this action to the point where SCP-XXXX-A touches the surface of the ground through Class-D-1. Class-D-1 now terminated, SCP-XXXX-A waits a few seconds to make sure Class-D-1 has been terminated, and leaves back to the spot where it was before. Class-D-2 now horrified falls back and doesn't respond to any commands, when commanded again, now with the threat of termination, Class-D nods their head in refusal. Guards then come into the cell, terminating Class-D-2.

Analysis: SCP-XXXX-A when provoked, will begin to act aggressively towards provoker, chasing them and killing them, phasing through the surface of solid material, Ignoring all other humans. It simulates anger with moving it's lower part of the body up and down, and then moving it's presumed "head" side to side 2 times.

+ Incident SCP-XXXX-I-1

Incident SCP-XXXX-I-1

*Log Start*

Description of the Incident: SCP-XXXX-I-1 was an incident that happened on ██/██/████ at Site-45. In this description, test subject D-XXXX-████ will now be referred to as D or Class D. Class D was escorted into SCP-XXXX-3's containment cell. A senior researcher spoke through the microphone and said the following words: "Please put SCP-XXXX-3 on.". D put on SCP-XXXX-3 and immediately reported: "A slug is right in front of me!". SCP-XXXX-A has shown unusual behavior, normally, SCP-XXXX-A is floating around highly populated areas, often resting, for one specimen to be in SCP-XXXX-3's containment cell is unusual. After 2 minutes of silence, senior researcher commanded Class D to approach SCP-XXXX-A specimen. SCP-XXXX-A appeared to wake up from its sleep, doing signs of anger, Class D reported. SCP-XXXX-A began to approach Class D aggressively, but upon touching SCP-XXXX-3, SCP-XXXX-A appeared visible to the human eye, or rather, in our dimension. SCP-XXXX-A did not notice this however. After killing Class D, it seemed that SCP-XXXX-A wanted to switch locations, but could not. SCP-XXXX-A was no longer able to travel through walls. It tried to go through the left wall of the containment chamber, but ultimately failed, when SCP-XXXX-A tried to break through, after 4 hits to the wall, it was visible that SCP-XXXX-A was taking damage, after 18 hits, centimeters away from breaching its containment cell, SCP-XXXX-A seemed to pass out. It was taken into the laboratory for further study.

*End Log*