Reacon3Sweden

'An Innocent Swede'

Item #: SCP-4883

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures:
SCP-4883 is housed in an altered humanoid containment unit. Care should be taken to minimize the number of small concealable objects in SCP-4883’s containment unit. Additionally, all large objects in the unit must be securely bolted to the chamber walls, floor, or roof. The door to the chamber must be a steel-reinforced sliding door.

Efforts should be made to keep SCP-4883 entertained. Entertainment must be administered via a large screen securely attached to the wall. Movies, internet access, and reading material are all to be administered through this medium. If it is somehow imperative for SCP-4883 to read a text of which there is no digital copy, staff are advised to photograph the text page by page and display these images on the aforementioned screen. Under no circumstances is SCP-4883 to be provided with weights-based exercise equipment.

SCP-4883 must meet twice weekly with a Foundation approved psychologist. SCP-4883 is not to be alerted to the coverup described in Addendum 1. SCP-4883 is allowed access to a Foundation approved lawyer; the lawyer must be briefed on the nature of SCP-4883, and the Foundation’s duty to contain anomalous phenomena. Providing SCP-4883 a lawyer can be used to calm SCP-4883 down from an agitated state, however, SCP-4883 should not ever be explicitly asked if it wants a lawyer.

Description:
SCP-4883 is a thirty-two (32) year old Caucasian male at 182cm in height. Facial characteristics include blonde hair and blue eyes. SCP-4883 is currently 110kg, however, a progressive decrease in weight has been observed in recent months. SCP-4883's native language is Swedish but is reasonably proficient in both German and English. Native speakers have identified that both are spoken with an identifiable accent. SCP-4883 identifies itself as [REDACTED], in line with documentation recovered from Swedish authorities on SCP-4883.

SCP-4883’s anomalous property allows it to manipulate kinetic energy within a sphere 2-meters in diameter. This effect is centred around its torso. The means by which SCP-4883 achieves this remains unknown. Notably, SCP-4883 does not possess the ability to store this energy within itself, nor does it possess the ability to create kinetic energy, meaning SCP-4883 appears to follow the first law of thermodynamics. SCP-4883’s anomalous properties seem to be bound by the mental capacities of SCP-4883. While SCP-4883 is clearly not forced to consider every individual atom it is affecting, it seems to be limited both in the complexity of its task and the number of tasks it can perform. This may be a phenomenon in line with the limits of human cognition, specifically multitasking. Objects within SCP-4883’s influence do not appear to exhibit any anomalous properties unless SCP-4883 is acting on them consciously. The nature of the effect of gravity on an object SCP-4883 is ‘holding¹’ remains unclear.

SCP-4883’s mental state has been deteriorating since it’s containment, an effect which has become more pronounced since the events detailed in Addendum-2a. SCP-4883 appears unwilling to fatally harm Foundation personnel, in spite of efforts taken by personnel to hinder it violently. SCP-4883 has expressed the desire to return to its previous life and offered repeatedly to give up its anomalous properties if this could be facilitated. As of [REDACTED]/2019, SCP-4883 has begun exhibiting symptoms associated with depression. No means is currently known of removing SCP-4883’s anomalous properties.

Foundation staff concerned about ethics in regards to the treatment of SCP-4883 are referred to Addendum 3.

Addendums:

Record of initial SCP-4883 containment.

   Addendum 1

Addendum 1 - Containment note - [REDACTED]

SCP-4883 was contained on the premises of [REDACTED] High School, Sweden. SCP-4883 was first identified when Foundation agents became aware of rumours of a science teacher who was using what was described as ‘magic’ to help explain concepts in class. Over the course of two weeks, Foundation agents subverted after-school lectures posing as members of the public, documenting and assessing the potential for anomalous activity.

After initial recognisance, Agent [REDACTED] was inserted as a ‘parent’. The agent posed as a single adoptive mother, the child was adopted from a local orphanage and has since been relocated. Agent [REDACTED] was able to form a repertoire with SCP-4883, convincing SCP-4883 to gradually reveal more information about itself. This was achieved with a combination of romantic and platonic meetings, eventually, SCP-4883 revealed its abilities. SCP-4883 described this as a very emotionally charged experience for it. Immediately after, SCP-4883 was contained by lacing its food with sedatives.

After the extraction of SCP-4883 its acquaintances were told it was responsible for a string of murders in the area. While there were no more murders after the capture of SCP-4883, this is believed to be a result of the Foundation deployment, under the guise of a police operation, alarming the killer enough to cease their activities in the area. Acquaintances of SCP-4883 expressed distress, and two close friends offered to testify in court in SCP-4883’s favour, Foundation agents rebuffed these attempts and inquiries by the community as to when and where the trial would be held.

   Addendum 1 supplementary

Addendum 1 supplementary - Memo - [REDACTED]

Agent [REDACTED] was awarded a medal of commendable service for 'Going above and beyond the call of duty', but expressed distress at her involvement in the containment of SCP-4883. In light of this, as per Agent [REDACTED]’s request, all mentions of Agent [REDACTED]’s name have been censored or removed from the file. The agent has been given a prescription for appropriate amnestics. In line with the 'Foundation policy of awards’ notes on amnestics, her medal has not been rescinded. Agent [REDACTED] is not to be reminded of her part in the events of Addendum 1 by anybody aware of them, unless authorised by personnel with O4 or above clearance.

Record and analysis of SCP-4883-Breach-1 on [REDACTED]/2019

   Addendum 2a

Addendum 2a - Breach Report - [REDACTED]/2019

04-[REDACTED] requested approval to relocate SCP-4883 to Site-33 in the United States, since SCP-4883 could easily blend into the local population in the event of a containment breach at its site it had been at when the request was submitted, a potential breach hazard should SCP-4883 escape. It was reasoned that in the USA SCP-4883’s accent would stand out. On [REDACTED]/2019 SCP-4883 was moved via Foundation air transport to Site-33.

Upon arriving, it was discovered SCP-4883’s containment chamber was not completed. As an interim measure, SCP-4883 was placed in a completely empty standard humanoid containment unit. After three hours, a Foundation operative entered SCP-4883's containment unit. When the operative opened the handled door, its momentum was reversed, knocking the operative down₁. SCP-4883 ran out of the cell, as it passed the operative, he held his head, in a later interview he explained he had suddenly developed ‘The worst headache of his life’₂. SCP-4883 ran for several minutes through the facility, multiple times meeting and retreating from security forces. SCP-4883 was eventually cornered in front of the main elevator, which it could not access. When a guard fired a Taser at SCP-4883, the Taser's prongs were turned downwards and failed to strike SCP-4883₃. Guards formed a human wall, parts of which entered SCP-4883’s area of effect₄. SCP-4883 appeared to be in significant distress, and after seven minutes agreed to return to its cell.

SCP-4883 was lethargic and avoided all activity for a period of 36 hours after this, during this time, doctor Johnson offered SCP-4883 ice cream. This significantly improved SCP-4883’s mood².

Security and administration staff responsible for SCP-4883’s chamber not being ready were disciplined. Disciplinary action consisted of a docking of pay, and a severe personal warning from [REDACTED].

   Addendum 2b

Addendum 2b - Analysis of SCP-4883’s abilities during Breach-4883-1 - [REDACTED]/2019

A subscript has been added to Addendum 2a, each subscript number represents a time when SCP-4883’s anomalous properties were active, or which is otherwise notable. This subscript corresponds to an analysis of that event.

1. It is assumed that SCP-4883 reversed the momentum of the door.
2. It is unclear exactly what SCP-4883 did here, and it did not prove compliant in questioning. It seems likely that SCP-4883 in some way affected the subjects brain, potentially it made minor adjustments to blood flow.
3. When the Taser was fired at SCP-4883, it was probably affected similarly to the door, with the vector of its movement being changed. Notable is the speed of the reaction. Either, SCP-4883 has exceptional reflexes³, or it has the ability to automatically passively respond to threats in some way. It is advised to conduct an experiment to determine this.
4. Considering the theory of SCP-4883’s anomalous properties, it should have been able to kill or incapacitate the guards. The fact it did not do so indicates that it is unwilling to badly injure or kill Foundation staff, a relevant adjustment to the file has been made. This is in line with interview results on the topic.

Considering the theory of SCP-4883’s anomalous properties, it is not impossible that the extent of SCP-4883’s abilities are actually considerably greater. Analysts note that SCP-4883 has rarely used its anomalous properties, so potentially SCP-4883’s understanding of its own anomalous properties may have been a limiting factor.

The potential that SCP-4883 has a kind of ‘passive defense shield’ against kinetic attacks has been raised. We advise throwing an object, preferably a heavy metal ball, at SCP-4883 in its sleep. If this ball is not reflected, then another attempt should be made when SCP-4883 is not paying attention. If SCP-4883 does indeed have such a property, it is critical that we are made aware of it. Any member of the ethics committee involved should be notified of this.

Theoretical assessment of SCP-4883's anomalous properties

   Addendum 3

Addendum 3 - Theoretical Analysis - [REDACTED]/2019

Foreword;
It has come to the attention of relevant staff that several people have expressed discomfort at the stringency of SCP-4883’s containment procedures and the method of original containment. Specifically SCP-4883’s indefinite containment to a single room has resulted in criticism from psychologists assigned to SCP-4883, notably Dr [REDACTED]. To acknowledge these concerns, 05-[REDACTED] has commissioned this theoretical analysis of the dangerous applications of SCP-4883's abilities.

Report; [By Doctor G-Hansen]
SCP-4883 effectively has the ability to relocate kinetic energy. Discussion of SCP-4883’s probable mental blocks will be limited to the final paragraph of this analysis, meaning we will focus largely on what one could theoretically do with such a power.

SCP-4883 has demonstrated the ability to change and reverse vectors of momentum. Practically speaking, this means that the use of firearms to suppress SCP-4883, except in truly excessive quantities, should be given up completely. SCP-4883 is theoretically capable of simply reversing the momentum of any munitions fired at it, regardless of calibre or velocity. The ability to adjust vectors within its field of control may allow it to precisely redirect any munitions fired at it, responding to even wayward shots with pinpoint accuracy. Needless to say, this immediately nullifies the main method of boneheaded containment.

SCP-4883 should also be able to control heat, as heat is just another manifestation of kinetic energy - namely the vibration of particles. Since SCP-4883 can relocate kinetic energy, there is no reason to believe it could not cool a human to minus a hundred degrees celsius by transferring their heat into kinetic energy, thereby tossing their now frozen corpse as a lethal projectile⁴. Moving heat around within its area of effect should also provide SCP-4883 with advanced temperature regulation, allowing it to traverse difficult environments and survive making dramatic temperature alterations to the air.

Luckily SCP-4883 has not expressed any of the abilities described in the above report. It is unclear whether SCP-4883 is limited by factors we have not yet identified, that would be one explanation as to why SCP-4883 has been so much less effective than the theory suggests. The current theory is that SCP-4883 is limited by its cognitive faculties. We have two theories. Either the human brain is not capable of properly controlling the abilities that SCP-4883 has, or SCP-4883 is simply not aware of the extent of its own powers. We are certain that SCP-4883 is at least somewhat limited by its cognitive ability. Testing immediately after containment proved it had difficulty controlling multiple vectors, within the bounds of normal human multitasking. Staff consulted for this project, but not a part of it, have stated that our predominant theory should not be taken as fact, and that this is still very much a subject for debate. Finally, it cannot be denied that there is a small risk that SCP-4883 is capable of everything described, and more, and is simply choosing not to use these abilities - this seems unlikely, as their is no discernable motivation, but SCPs have often acted outside of the realm of what we would consider to be traditional rationality.

Considering the incredible potential damage that SCP-4883 could cause, it is evident that it needs to be handled with the utmost caution. As such, this report upholds the containment protocols approved by O4-[REDACTED]. This report has been referred to the ethics committee; Provided the containment protocols for SCP-4883 are not revised, it can be assumed that the ethics committee has agreed with our assessment.

General Memo text from O4-[REDACTED] to all staff working with SCP-4883

   Addendum 4

Addendum 4 - Memo - [REDACTED]/2019

In response to;
Internal Email text:
To: O4-[REDACTED]@foundation.staff
From: ffats.noitadnuof|944-P#ffats.noitadnuof|944-P
Subject line: [REDACTED] - SCP-4883

Hello,
I would like to raise that [REDACTED] has been on excellent behaviour, ever since the unfortunate and in my opinion understandable breach. He has proven relatively cooperative with foundation staff, spoken kindly and at length during interviews, and exhibits no signs of violent intent.

[REDACTED] has not left his cell since the breach. His cell is barren, the only interactions with the outside world are conducted through a TV screen, and there is no foreseeable hope of release. His appetite has decreased badly and he is beginning to lose weight. I have observed a significant deterioration in [REDACTED]'s mental health. Symptoms of depression are now clear.

It is surprising to me that [REDACTED] has not yet exhibited something like total hatred for foundation staff, or completely fallen into depression. I believe that unless something is done, it is only a matter of time before this becomes a reality. Therefore, as his psychologist, I advise that SCP-4883 be given extended privileges, most notably face to face human interaction with me and other willing staff, and assuming good behaviour limited roaming privileges within the facility.

Especially because SCP-4883's abilities should allow it to easily self terminate.

Thankyou,
P449

O4-[REDACTED] - Memo
All staff are reminded to refer to SCP-4883 by its designation, not the name it gives its self. While a number of you have expressed concerns with regards to the treatment of SCP-4883 and the effects of containment on its health. Those concerns have been noted.

We here at the foundation have to do a number of things that seem morally questionable to us. However, whether these things are really morally questionable is the domain of the ethics committee - Not researchers. There is always a bigger picture.

Researchers, especially miss [REDACTED] are again referred to Addendum 3 of SCP-4883's file. I am hereby upholding the conclusion reached in that file.

Sincerely, O4-[REDACTED.

Record and analysis of SCP-4883-Breach-2 on 4/2/2020

   Addendum 5a

Report overview;
During an interview with Researcher Reinex, SCP-4883 seemed to experience an emotional crisis. While potentially triggered by the interview, it is the conclusion of the psychological department that this was probably the culmination of a longer process. SCP-4883's depressive symptoms likely prompted it to see no way out and destabilised it into making a spur of the moment decision. This is backed we believe by addendum 5b.

In the initial breach, SCP-4883 seemed unwilling to kill Foundation staff. It used force sparingly only to escape, however, proved willing to seriously injure Foundation staff. During this time, SCP-4883 unknowingly took an O4 hostage - this prompted on-site security to corner it, and when an opening appeared to present itself attack SCP-4883.

In the ensuing firefight, there were 21 casualties, with 7 killed. Details can be found in addendum 5c.

Addendum 5b - Transcript of interview with SCP-4883 immediately prior to breach.
Addendum 5c - Details of on-site recontainment efforts
Addendum 5 current - Current state of off-site recontainment efforts

   Addendum 5b

Preamble;
Interview was conducted due to SCP-4883's deteriorating mental state. Aim of the interview was to determine whether SCP-4883 was still coherent, and to determine the potential level of mental degradation - after the experiment, Researcher Reinex reported that SCP-4883 made him feel 'uncomfortable' upon observation.

Time is 12:14, Interview starts;
[SCP-4883 has not eaten properly for several weeks. It is visibly malnourished, and does not immediately respond to Researcher Reinex entering the room.]
Researcher Reinex: "Hello? Can you hear me loud and clear? How many fingers am I holding?"
[Researcher Reinex holds up three fingers]
SCP-4883: "Three."
R. R: "Is something wrong? Do you need anything? Because it looks like you are malnourished, have you been eating appropriately these last few days?"
S: "I just haven't been hungry, I guess I haven't been eating that much."
R. R: "Alright, so that's everything we need to do today. I'll be sure to tell them to get your reward for your actuation, you might get something extra too"
[Researcher Reinex reported he was feeling uncomfortable here, and was attempting to shut the experiment short to leave. The nature of the discomfort is believed to be ethical.]
S: "Researcher.." [Pause] "Could you bear to live in a place like this?"
[Researcher Reinex had just opened the door. SCP-4883 can see into the control room⁵.]
[Researcher Reinex claims that he perceived the risk of a containment breach, and so decided to attempt to shut the door. He makes no attempt to answer the question. Analysis conducted by experts of SCP-4883's facial features indicate that initially, SCP-4883 was expectant and hopeful, then after perceiving the Researchers motion it became distressed.]
[When Researcher Reinex tries to leave the room, SCP-4883 'Holds' his finger anomalously. The force of his motion breaks Researcher Reinex's finger.]
[Researcher Reinex draws a non-regulation firearm. He attempts to separate his finger by shooting it - SCP-4883 charges and disarms Researcher Reinex, redirecting the kinetic energy of the gunshot in the process. At this point, it 'holds' the door open, and continues to run through it.]
[SCP-4883 breaches containment.]

   Addendum 5c

[Continued from Addendum 5b]
[12:17]: SCP-4883 enters the observation room of its containment chamber. Research staff trigger containment breach alarm. Two guards open the door from the corridor carrying handguns.
[12:18]: Both guards dominant hands are hyper-cooled⁶ and their handguns are flung at significant speed from them. One of these handguns strikes a member of the research staff in the forehead, causing a concussion. SCP-4883 enters the corridor.

[SCP-4883 moves unopposed through site corridors for 6 minutes before reaching the office area, in this time, an ad-hoc response team is formed from on-staff security.]

[12:24]: SCP-4883 is met by Ad-hoc security team. Team contains six security officers armed with SMGs, co-led by Lieutenant Vukan Vasiljevic and Lieutenant Andrew Walker.
Lieutenant Walker: "HEY FUCKING STOP RIGHT THERE OR I'LL DROP YOUR ASS,"
SCP-4883: "Screw you! I'm getting out of here, and you can't stop me. Get out of the way, or I don't care how little they pay you!"
[It is assumed that SCP-4883 is extremely distressed. It is also possible that SCP-4883 is already reflecting the vectors of all incoming kinetic energy, and therefore cannot hear the security team.]
[12:25]: An organised first response team under the command of Corporal Harvey Norman arrives. Team forms a shield wall and is armed with several automatic rifles, SMGs, Grenades, and shotguns. SCP-4883 has been surrounded in the corridor.
Lieutenant Walker: "BITCH I GET PAID DECENTLY, FINAL WARNING- CEASE AND- Desist?"

[SCP-4883 moves through a door in the side of the corridor and enters the engineering offices. The mechanism is found frozen solid, delaying security pursuit.]

[12:26]: SCP-4883 has entered engineering offices. O4-[REDACTED] and Researcher Alyssa Armistead were working on a new network security AI, and have been stuck inside since the containment breach. They are spotted by SCP-4883.
SCP-4883: "Who are you."
O4-[REDACTED]: "Just a couple of low level scientists. How about yourself? And we would very much not like to die."
S: "You're awfully calm." [SCP-4883 is visibly distressed] "I think you're important, you're going to come with me." [It is not clear why SCP-4883 drew this conclusion.]
O4: "I will go with you as long as you let my colleague go. Along with my work. That is quite important to me." [O4-[REDACTED] raises their hands] "Other than that, I'm all yours."
S: "All right, stand between me and the door. How do I get out of here, if we walk into a trap, I'll kill you to blow through it." [O4-[REDACTED] follows instructions.]
O4: "I can't tell ya mate. I just transferred here, and I have had about an hour of sleep in the past week, so I dont trust myself to give directions."
[12:27]: SCP-4883 moves to the door and unfreezes it, then stands behind O4-[REDACTED]. All site security are aware of the protocol that the life of an O4 takes absolute precedence over the survival of an SCP object.
O4: Listen. Like I said, I have nothing of value. Not maps, no way out, nothing." [Pause] "If you intend to kill me, I would ask you… You know… Don't."
S: "I don't intend to kill you unless it helps get me out, but your life has no value except as a hostage. If you can change that, you should."
O4: "They would rather shoot me to get to you. So, as it stands, you gain nothing from me in a hostage situation. I would much rather like to take a seat."
S: "You aren't taking this seriously enough."
O4: "I haven't slept. I've dealt with a life of hardships. I lack the capacity to give two fucks." [O4-[REDACTED] removes [REDACTED], apparently to cool down.] "You, however. You threaten to kill me if you get your way. Yet you're a human being. You would let something like that weigh your conscious down?"
S: "After what you people have put me through and taken from me, I won't go out of my way to hurt you, but it's not like you had to take this job. The only person who has something that should be weighing on your conscience is you, for working in this hell of a place."
[12:28]: Response units are still organising to breach the door.
O4: "I make artificial intelligence systems. I didn't put you through anything. However, I am one to recognize you as a human being. And as for why I work here?" [O4-[REDACTED] removes their cap.] "Money. I put myself through college with funding from the Foundation after my parents kicked me out and stopped supporting me because of my [REDACTED]."
S: "There are so many people who've never had a chance at support. They work everywhere, hell, every other poor person doesn't get real help from their parents, and none of them feel the need to cover their student debt by designing security systems for an extra-judicial race-based torture committee!"
O4: "Well, there are also many other people who don't take the best opportunity. I took an opportunity after living on the streets of Haiti because my family physically and mentally attacked me for my [REDACTED]. Look, I'm sorry. If that's what you want to hear, that's it. My entire country wouldn't hire me or anything because of who I am. I know you know what that feels like."
S: "Doesn't seem like anyone ever put you in solitary confinement for six months for being alive. Don't put your level of hard on the same level as mine, people were mean to you, I don't even think I'm sane anymore after what people you helped put me through."
O4: "You're right. Nobody did put me in solitary confinement. If we're going to have a pity-party, I wouldn't say this is the time nor place to do it."

[12:29]: Response units breach the door and throw a flashbang into the room. SCP-4883 ducks behind O4-[REDACTED], hiding its face, presumably assuming the flashbang was a conventional grenade. A second flashbang is thrown and a team advances into the room, SCP-4883 appears unaffected, it is thus assumed that SCP-4883 was reflecting all incoming kinetic vectors. Team take aim at SCP-4883.
SCP-4883: "I have a hostage!" [Team reported later that SCP-4883's voice sounded muffled. O4-[Redacted] has crumpled to the floor in front of SCP-4883, presumably in response to the flashbangs.]
Lieutenant Walker: "Yo fucking chill man, we're chill. Everyone's chill," [Walker has now recognised the hostage as an O4, the team is alerted by the emergency phrase 'Everyone's chill'.]
S: "Looks like they do care about you."
Corporal Norman: "You're gonna kill some IT guy, or whatever the fuck he is. And if you do, you lose all your chips, and we just shoot you. By holding a hostage, you're doing nothing but putting yourself in a spot"
L. W: "C'mon man, either way, this plays you're going back to the cell. Don't have to take any lives here, We don't negotiate with terrorists or their hostages."
S: "You have five seconds." [SCP-4883 is visibly on the verge of a breakdown.] "Five seconds, let me out of here, or he gets it, and you guys do to."
[12:30]: O4-[REDACTED] procures a scalpel they collected when the containment breach alarm was triggered from inside their lab coat. They attempt to stab SCP-4883 in the groin, this motion is arrested but not held by SCP-4883's anomalous properties. A response unit attempts to fire a tranquillizer at SCP-4883, this is also blocked, however in the confusion O4-[REDACTED] is able to escape and pass the line of responding security personnel. As soon as O4-[REDACTED] is out of the firing line, Lieutenant walker fires his P90.
[12:31]: All units begin to fire. SCP-4883 is hit by over 300 rounds of ammunition, calibre varying - all shots are blocked. SCP-4883 charges forward, facial analysis shows that SCP-4883 was screaming. By the speed of this movement, SCP-4883 was transferring kinetic energy from the gunfire into its own motion. Upon entering its area of effect, two security personnel are frozen completely solid - their bodies simultaneously break into ice shrapnel, spraying the remaining team. This kills both guards, shrapnel kills three more and injures thirteen. SCP-4883 continues on its course, bypassing security staff and escaping into the corridor. It is observed that the ground under SCP-4883 appears to be glowing red and steaming slightly.

[12:32]: Remaining elements of response unit refuse initially to engage SCP-4883 in the corridor, allowing SCP-4883 to escape and proceed largely unimpeded. It picks up a shell casing that has rolled out of the room.
[For the next 12 minutes SCP-4883 attempts to escape the facility. When confronted by an armoured door, the door freezes solid and breaks away from SCP-4883. This is repeated several times until SCP-4883 reaches the area immediately outside of the main elevator entrance zone. Here, a heavy blast door is placed. Responding MTF elements under the command of major Henderson have set up a defence perimeter immediately in front of the elevator, behind the blast door.]
[12:44]: SCP-4883 inspects the blast door. It is observed that SCP-4883 has forced the shell casing into a rough ball.
[12:47]: Lieutenant Vukan arrives, having followed SCP-4883. It is unclear why followed SCP-4883, he does not appear distressed and does not seem to spot SCP-4883. SCP-4883 spots Vukan. SCP-4883 accelerates its casing ball towards Vukan, it is observed that the glow under SCP-4883's feet dampens slightly - the ball is accelerated quickly enough to ignite from air friction, an estimated minimum of 1.5km/s. Lieutenant Vukan is killed.

[12:48]: SCP-4883 appears to have a mental breakdown.
[12:50]: SCP-4883 recovers somewhat. It breaks down the door in the same manner as before - MTF forces deployed to hold the lobby do not immediately open fire, instead deploying tear gas. SCP-4883, presumably identifying the head of the unit by their shouted orders, strikes Major Henderson with a similar projectile. The projectile hits the major in the head, killing him. The projectile was launched from the rubble of the door and is assumed to be a piece of steel. MTF units sporadically engage SCP-4883, which launches itself past them at significant speed, blows open the elevator doors whilst freezing them, then launches itself up the elevator shaft. After this maneuver, cameras outside of the site show the red glow has subsided. Leaving a trail of ice, SCP-4883 flees and is lost by satellite surveillance in the surrounding forest.

[Subsequent searches by personnel on the ground as well as disguised Foundation helicopters and drones fail to find SCP-4883. It is assumed SCP-4883 has reached a major metropolitan area, and MTF Iota-10, 'Damn Feds' is activated.]

   Addendum 5 current

Footnotes

1. ‘Holding’ refers to SCP-4883 holding an object in a kind of kinetic stasis. Objects in such a state appear to retain a fixed position in space. This ignores the rotation of the Earth.

2. As SCP-4883’s psychologist, I would like to express my concern in regards to this development, the happiness expressed was disproportionate and could be an indication of deteriorating mental health.

3. These would be within the realm of untrained human possibility.

4. It might also shatter the body to create a sort of frozen shotgun.

5. This is likely a factor in its decision to attempt to escape here

6. Thermal shock causes lasting damage to both hands, however, no amputation is necessary