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Special Containment Procedures:
Any new discovered instances of SCP-6XXX near urban or inhabited areas are to be reported and recovered by available agents if possible. If recovery is impossible due to environmental factors or lack of resources, a report of active specimen must be completed and sent to "zib.ssenisub|gnikcartwc#zib.ssenisub|gnikcartwc". Specimens in uninhabited areas are to be reported, but not recovered unless they exceed the size of 1.4 meters when extended.
Individual specimens can easily be contained, but the Foundation cannot achieve containment of entire species because of its large population and many potential habitats across the world, due to the inherent need of appropriate and ethical housing for captured members of the species. Agents are recommended to ignore possible sightings of SCP-6XXX unless there is clear evidence of the presence of a specimen engaging in predatory behavior. Captured subjects are to be sent to Wilson's Wildlife Solutions (WWS) for further care and study. Updates are to be transmitted in regular communications between WWS and USORPL-Site-64. If no specialized enclosures are currently available at WWS, specimens are to be temporarily kept in available facilities wherever possible . No currents plans are in motion for a specialized containment facility for specimens of SCP-6XXX.
Subjects under study are to be kept with others specimens in a enclosure imitating a wooded natural environment with the minimum size of a kilometer, with an additional 100 meters per specimen once the number of 3 has been exceeded. A buffer zone near the access point entrance must be absent of any obstruction to the line of sight of cameras. Cameras are to be hidden or protected by a plexiglass enclosure. Walled surfaces near access point of enclosure must be smooth to discourage climbing behavior near door. Natural fauna such as insects, common reptiles, birds and fish (if facility can accommodate a river simulation) can be added to the enclosure to simulate natural environments. Mammals (of any size) should not be added unless researchers are trying to observe hunting behavior. After adjusting to new environment, subjects are generally docile as long as they are fed an adequate portion of meat (relative to their size) every week.
In inhabited areas, local animal control specialists are to be contacted and hired on a need to know basis, if available, with agent giving them special instructions: "animal is unknown, a rabid racoon or something". Capture of SCP-6XXX can be completed with standard animal control equipment, with use of protective gear and tranquilizers guns. Once capture of specimen is complete, agents are to proceed administration of class A anesthetics on animal control specialists and any civilians that has had a clear view of specimens.
Smaller captured specimens (less then 1.4 meters when extended) are to be sent in robust soundproofed cage (list of approved models can be requested at "zib.ssenisub|gnikcartwc#zib.ssenisub|gnikcartwc") via mail (maximum package size of 3 meters), or delivered by hand to a nearby facility if possible. Research has demonstrated the ability of specimen surviving for 40 days without food, but shipping should be expedited if possible.
Advance Capture Tactics with Mobile Task Force Assistance
If complications arrive in the capture of a specimen of SCP-6XXX, or an incident involving a specimen of SCP-6XXX meets one of the following criteria, the relevant mobile task force must be contacted:
Contact MTF Epsilon-6:
- If a specimen exceeds safe capture size (extended size of +1.4 meters) in an inhabited area.
- If a specimen repeatedly avoids capture, and/or is gaining attention in the media.
Contact MTF Lambda-12 :
- If a specimen exceeds safe capture size (extended size of +1.4 meters) in a mostly uninhabited area. MTF will conduct potential risk evaluation and determine if capture is necessary.
- If a specimen is deemed responsible of animal attacks on humans or deemed a man-eater.
Specimens of 6XXX will be dealt by relevant task force. Use of heavy duty tranquilizers and advanced netting recommended to facilitate capture. Specimens of SCP-6XXX deemed to be responsible of animal attacks or deemed a man-eater will be dealt with extreme prejudice, with use of lethal force a possibility in the interest of preserving human life. Specimens captured by either task force are to be relocated to facility XRC-Site-91. Live specimens are to be contained on second-floor in additional SCP containment, with research in predatory behavior. Deceased specimens are to be stored in a sealed container before transport, with a solution 23% formaldehyde, 5% glutaraldehyde, 2% methanol, diluted in saline to avoid rapid decomposition of specimens. Specimens are to be moved to xenobiological research laboratory for dissection and genetic analysis.
Description:
SCP-6XXX, scientific name Nautilus venari vocem, is a species of predators of mammalian life forms, with a complex xenobiology that has been approximated to be closest in nature to cephalopods of terrestrial origin. The species is a nocturnal predator of small mammals. The species uses six extendable limbs to position itself out of view, often lying still before choking its prey to death with its center limbs. The species assimilate larynges of prey into their bodies, roughly parroting sounds of prey as part of their calling and hunting behavior.
The species is characterized by bilateral body symmetry, a prominent head and six extendable jointed limbs resembling flat ended tentacles. Size of species is variable, but contracted size of species when limbs are retracted is generally (2/5) of full extended size. Species typically ranges from 0.6 meters to 1.2 meters. Eye organs occupy approximately 30% of the side of their heads, with a large chitinous beak at the bottom. Captured specimens of SCP-6XXX have variations in body color, but the range extends from shades of brown to purple, with darker hue variants extending to black. Several spines are hidden under the skin and are only visible if the species exhibits defensive behaviors. Further analysis of the species biological and physiological traits can be read in adjacent notes:
Short Notes on the Biology of the Nautilus Venari Vocem, by Dr. Edgar Fredericton
NOTICE FROM THE FOUNDATION RECORDS AND INFORMATION SECURITY ADMINISTRATION
The specifics of the creature's anatomy are hereby written from "SHORT NOTES ON THE BIOLOGY OF THE NAUTILUS VENARI VOCEM" taken from the research of the now deceased Dr. Edgar Fredericton, following an incident in his research with SCP-6XXX.
SHORT NOTES ON THE BIOLOGY OF THE NAUTILUS VENARI VOCEM
by Dr. Edgar Fredericton
presented by yours truly
I've done considerable research for the foundation, but I consider SCP-6XXX, known as the Nautilus venari vocem, my magnum opus. The species carries incredible genetic potential, and we have truly have much to learn from its unique biology. Without further due, please enrich yourself with the condensed form of my work on the N. venari vocem!
Etymology
Cognomen has been given by local residents according to regional folktales. SCP-6XXX is thus known as cognomen Cat Warbler. Specifics of the etymology is rooted in the perception that SCP-6XXX's main prey consists of Felis catus, commonly known as house cats. This taxonomy is erroneous as research has proven that the species are opportunistic hunters that prey on various mammals, with specimens of Felis catus being a common prey as a result of coincidence because of the widespread and invasive nature of Felis catus in the world. More information is located in "Hunting and Feeding" section. Usage of the term Warbler seems to be related to the loosely defined quavering or "warbling" in the vocalizations of the species. See "Communication, Sleep and Social Behavior" section for elaboration on vocalization behaviors. After analysis of behavior, the name Nautilus venari vocem (N. venari vocem) is given to the species by Dr. Fredericton, given the hunting tactics of the species and in honor of the troubled history of the nomenclatures of specimens in the Nautilus genus.
Note from the Doctor
So I'm thinking to myself, why shouldn't I tell you readers more about the great mind behind all this research? If I can inspire any of you with my wisdom, I might as well share all of the real stuff behind my work. I'm just an ordinary man really, but who am I to judge? Ha! Ha!
Environment
Specimens of the species have been found across the world in various different climates. Species seems to occupy tropical, semiarid, mediterranean, humid continental, marine west coast, highlands, humid subtropical and humid continental weathers, with a clear preference for wooded areas. Species seem to avoid dry weather regions, such as desert, and extreme cold weather such tundra, subarctic or ice caps weather regions.
Skeletal Structure
Although SCP-6XXX is most closely related to cephalopods, in regards to its general biology and brain functionality, the biggest divergence is that the species is not invertebrate. Dissections have shown an advanced skeletal structure composed of crystallized cartilage, with molecular resemblances to the cartilage of specimens of the Selachimorpha clade (commonly known as sharks). The resemblance ends on the molecular level as the bone structures are vastly different, shaped and organized to accommodate the unique hunting behavior of the species. More information is located in "Hunting and Feeding" section.
Inside the head of the N. venari vocem lies a thick cranium protecting its primary brain from blunt impacts. Six flat ended tentacled limbs are attached to the side of the head, symmetrical in distancing. The front and back tentacles are capable of moving on a frontal axis, to permit movement. The middle tentacles are capable of moving on a sagittal axis and are able to connect with each other. Attached by spheroid joints, the tentacles contain the structure of pseudo-spinal columns, with a series of extendable muscles permitting the limbs to contract and adjust in height as needed.
There is also unique spine mechanisms present in the specimens, as sections of spines are fused to bony nodules nested in the tissue of specimen with strands of collagen. When attacked, or feeling stress, the N. venari vocem can break the nodule connectors and force these various spines to protrude from their limbs or cranium, piercing their skin. The spines seem to be defensive as they do not serve in hunting of the prey of the N. venari vocem, potentially indicating an unknown predator of the species.
Note from the Doctor
Anyhow, these things have an amazing skeleton, they're like sharks had babies with squids and then God decided they were going to buy a bunch of spinal columns on sale? And whats that? They're gonna use them to rise up like my standing desk? Pffft! We rarely seen them pull out their spines too, although SCP-6XXX-4 sometimes does it out of habit. It's a real meanie to anything around. Maybe it's because it's so small?
Xeno-transplantation, Respiratory, Digestive and Immune System
The species has a highly specialized respiratory system, digestive and immune system. Composed of a series of smaller air sacks, their lungs are connected to the laryngeal area and pharynx without a trachea. As the species is not born with larynges, they have a set of extendable laryngeal jaws. A row of specialized needle like teeth is located inside of the jaw. Once N. venari vocem kill their prey, they rapidly eat their way to their larynges with their chitinous beak, and extend their laryngeal jaws to rip out their larynges. The newly acquired larynges will be integrated into the N. venari vocem’s bodies, their needle-like teeth providing blood and nerve endings to the new organs. An unknown protein compound named ████████ is generated in the specie's blood which seems directly responsible of successful integration of organs without a fatal immune response and necrosis of organs. Further research in the compound and the species's immune response might prove useful in developing heterologous transplants in human patients at XRC-Site-91. The remainder of the digestive system of the N. venari vocem is similar to Octopus vulgaris, or the common octopus, with the exception of an enlarged radula, capable of guiding food and blocking the connected segment of laryngeal area and pharynx area to avoid chocking on ingested items.
Note from the Doctor
Crazy things happened when we were studying the species, apparently they got a really large one that's been transferred to quote-unquote the cough facility cough 91 cough, not that I'm allowed there. They think it was eating horses and was moving on to bigger prey? We talk about them eating smaller mammals, but the only one I've studied that ate a horse was SCP-6XXX-1. Apparently, it was found in a barn after it got locked in by accident. It's the oldest one we got. Family thought they could see something outside their window whenever they were watching TV. Turns out SCP-6XXX-1 was the one doing the watching! Long story short, and lots of aggressive behavior later, but SCP-6XXX-1 gets an hour of color television per day if plays nice with other N. venari vocem!
Nervous System
The specie's nervous system is largely responsible of their classification as entities ressembling cephalopods. The N. venari vocem have multiple brains, with a main brain and several smaller brains, composed of nerve cells clusters, in each of the limbs. These "brains" or "clusters" are able to control the limbs independently, adjusting their height and position as needed. The nerve clusters appear to be communicate with each other as the N. venari vocem is able to perform several configurations rapidly within a short time. Effective configurations appear to be memorized when utilized frequently in their environment. Although the clusters seem to demonstrate long term memory for configurations, it is unknown if they are able to store complex information such memories.
Possessing two camera-type eyes similar to cephalopods, they occupy roughly 30% of the side of their cranium. These enormous eyes are externally mounted to the skin and are very sensitive to light and movement. They required a large amount of energy from the N. venari vocem, requiring roughly 15% of their caloric intake per day. The species have advanced statocys to maintain their balance and hear frequencies in the range of a 100 to 64,000Hz.
The species seems to have an intelligence correlation with the size of the specimen, with larger specimens generally showcasing more advanced behaviors then smaller ones. Working theories assume that this is due to a larger brain size compared to regular specimens. Is it theorized that the N. venari vocem is able to develop more advance hunting patterns when ingesting larger mammals, by growing in size to accommodate the larger larynx. Fringe theories suggest that the N. venari vocem grow after consuming hormones from more advanced or complex brains, but are only pure speculation because of the unethical actions required to pursue this line of research.
Note from the Doctor
I hear a lot from younger researchers that think the N. venari vocem can get smarter by eating brains. They're not zombies you juvenile idiots! I can't believe I had to include their stuff in my report. On a different note, I'm pretty sure those nerve clusters do a lot more then we think in the N. venari vocem. SCP-6XXX-5 was initially found with a gunshot wound from a backwards idiot that shot at it! It got permanent damage on part of its brain on the left side. It often accidentally drops its larynx when it moves around, so some part of the clusters must be compensating for the missing grey matter! Its kind of cute when it has a hard time walking…
Muscular and Vascular System
Most of the muscle mass of the N. venari vocem are composed of muscular hydrostats, structures composed of densely packed muscles. The unique extendable limb structures are possible due to low density and compressible fluid occupying the space between the segments of the pseudo-spinal columns. The muscles combined with the ball joints provide a large range of movement and complex configurations to allow the species to walk, climb and suspend itself in a variety of positions. The species possesses three hearts, one larger main heart for its primary vascular system and two smaller ones each for separate secondary vascular systems. The primary system is in charge of distributing oxygen from it lungs to its primary brain. The secondary systems on its left and right sides are in charge distributing secondary oxygen absorbed from its skin to its limbs, as well as maintaining the necessary pressure to compress the fluid in its limbs for extension and potential bursts of speed. Similar to cephalopods, the N. venari vocem utilizes haemocyanin for the transport of oxygen, giving its blood a blue color in an oxygenated state. The species utilizes a mostly closed circulatory system, as the species temporarily opens their circulatory system when assimilating larynges into their bodies.
Note from the Doctor
I really get excited when I look at the muscles of the N. venari vocem! Weird little dudes use them to get taller and stand over prey. You'd think they're trying to be spooky flamingos or something. I get creeped out sometimes when SCP-6XXX-1 just stands tall and stares at the cameras, I feel like it knows we're watching him. It goes to prove that we don't know much about why they do what they do! And it won't get more TV time by sulking in front of the cameras (it tried that for a while!) Ha! Ha!
Hunting and Feeding
Typical hunting behavior is not often observed in laboratory because of ethical concerns regarding feeding small mammals to members of the N. venari vocem. Pseudo-hunting behavior has been noticed in captive specimens of the species, although behavior has since been re-categorized as a form of playful behavior. Coincidental observations of the species in the wild have demonstrated general hunting behavior of the species:
- The species has a tendency to eat fresh prey in large quantities and does not eat for a period of approximately two weeks once it is full. Research has shown subjects entering a form of hibernation if unable to drink water for over 4 days. It can survive up to 40 days without food or water, but it will die if starved for longer.
- The species does not typically hunt cold blooded creatures or members of the Ornithurae clade (modern feathered birds). These are ignored unless the creature is starved and none of their typical prey are available.
- The species takes advantage of its darker skin coloring to mask themselves in the dark. Their hunting behavior is strictly nocturnal, although they are frequently active in the day.
- Typical behavior of species consists of specimens perching themselves into trees, or in elevated positions sheltered from view. They will stand motionless until a prey passes under them. If no cover is available, they stand above nests, dens, or small passageways with their limbs extended, awaiting for prey.
- The species use their two central legs as a battering ram to break the prey's neck, or choke them to death with continued pressure.
- Smaller specimens are often without larynges. They hunt for smaller prey until they are able to kill and assimilate their first larynges into their bodies.
- If they possess larynges assimilated from prey, they will parrot sounds heard from prey. These imitations are not perfect, with a warbling quality to them.
- The species do not inherently know how to imitate calls from prey. They can learn calls upon hearing them frequently and will incorporate them in their vocalizations upon practicing with compatible larynges.
- Utilizing vocalizations, the species imitates prey calls in hunting behavior. They typically attract a member of the species or a predator of the species.
- When the species captures larger prey, they have a tendency to eject their currently assimilated larynges by expelling them from their laryngeal jaw in favor of assimilating the larynges from their larger prey.
- Specimens assimilating new larynges have a period of adjustment in which they try to reproduce previous emulated calls. They may be incapable of emulating previous learned calls if new larynges are incompatible with the sounds that were emulated.
Note from the Doctor
The folks have "ethical concerns" about giving cats and dogs to the N. venari vocem. We should be giving the species proper prey if we want to study their natural behavior! They've been talking of trying to use robots and scents to imitate prey, but who are they kidding? We don't have the budget, they have to pay my salary after all!
Lifespan and Reproductive Behavior
Current lifespan is unknown. First recovered subject SCP-6XXX-1 was found on December 20th, 1951. Thus far, none of the subjects in captivity have died from old age. Members of the species can continue growing indefinitely if fed in excess, but most specimens do no eat more then needed unless they are fed live prey. Origin of the species is unknown and subject of debate. It is theorized that the species could have been around for longer then initial discovery of SCP-6XXX-1, but no fossilized proof has been recovered, as carcasses in the wild do not leave discernible traces upon digestion or decomposition. No reproductive behavior has been notes in the species, and specimens do not appear to be gendered of possess reproductive systems.
Note from the Doctor
I must have been one hell of a Christmas when they first found SCP-6XXX-1. I heard rumors that we keep finding bigger specimens like him, but we don't get them at six-four! I've been asking to transfer or at least get clearance for site nine-one research. Guess this shark is stuck with the little fish for a while longer! Gosh, I am brilliant! I guess the losers at nine-one need time to get sunglasses before they can handle a man like me!
Communication, Sleep and Social Behavior
The members of the N. venari vocem use vocalization outside of interactions with prey. Typical behavior hunting behavior during nighttime will be imitation of animal calls or cries of pain to attract further prey. They have been observed to occasionally practice vocalizations parroting sounds previously heard. They have been observed practicing vocalizations to scare animals away, with a playful type of behavior in regards to members of the Ornithurae clade, particularly songbirds. They are not mammalian, and although they possess larynges, these do not vocalize, instead use a syrynx organ to produce sound. Members of the N. venari vocem will occasionally attempt to imitate songbird vocalizations with little success, and try to approach them out of curiosity.
Note from the Doctor
I guess we're lucky the SCP-6XXX don't have wings! SCP-6XXX-1 used to climb above the entry door of its enclosure! They had to smooth out the surfaces of the walls and add some reinforced windows so it could look out and stop trying to get a jump on the researchers! They're thinking of adding a wall mounted TV behind the window so it can watch it whenever it wants. A bad idea if you ask me!
Performing a form of rest during day time, occupying empty nests in trees or dens taken from prey, they will retract their limbs in an attempt to hide. They do not sleep for a set period of time, with the longest catalogued time seen sleeping being 84 minutes without activity, and the average time of sleeping sessions being estimated at 15 minutes. The species tends to sleep 8 to 12 hours per day, with sessions being spread out mostly through the day and rarely at night.
The N. venari vocem appear to be social in nature, as they display pseudo-hunting behavior (or playful behavior) even when they are not hunting for prey to feed. They have been observed to kill prey without feeding, and in the absence of other members of their species, have a tendency to displace cold blooded animals (such as fish or reptiles) using their limbs. Example of such behavior is using limbs to poke a fish or reptile, or attempting to move said animals in different positions. They have been observed to follow other animals out of curiosity (while keeping themselves hidden). This playful behavior may serve in learning vocalizations of prey as the N. venari vocem do not inherently know how to imitate the vocalizations of prey and have to learn specifics calls by observing behavior and hearing them repeatedly. Playful behavior has also been successfully reproduced using moving toys such as robotic imitations of animals.
Interactions between members of the N. venari vocem are unique as members with different larynges may not be able to produce the same sounds. Members have been known to reproduce sounds learned from other members of their species if they have compatible larynges. The species does not have language or coherent speech patterns, as every interaction between members is unique, and cannot necessarily be reproduced by other specimens. Specimens have also demonstrated a unique signaling behavior only performed with other members of the species, named "cartwheeling". Using their limbs, they perform a rapid rotation of their limbs to cartwheel on themselves, completing a full rotation towards the left, before cartwheeling to the right into their initial position. This behavior has also been performed by some specimens towards researchers that regularly interact with them. This has been theorized as a display of security towards them, or that the researchers are considered a N. venari vocem by the specimen.
Opposite to the cartwheel behavior is a signaling display of aggression, called "posing". The signaling member will plant its limbs straight and firmly into the ground, extending itself to its largest possible size, and if they possess larynges, use the loudest vocalization they have learned in an attempt to intimate. Specimens have been classified into 3 general behaviors:
- Social: Individual participates in group behavior with frequent exchange of vocalizations, following others specimens, and performing signaling "cartwheel" behavior.
- Loner: Individual rarely participates in group behavior, rarely vocalizes outside of hunting behavior and spends time alone. Rarely performs signaling "cartwheel" behavior.
- Aggressive: Individual disrupts group behavior with no predictable pattern, utilizing posing behavior towards individuals, and using its beak to harass or wound other individuals.
Note from the Doctor
I have to say its kind of sad that some of them like to be alone. I guess some would say they can relate but that's not me! Talking about being social, but SCP-6XXX-3 was actually raised by a family that kept it after it ate the corpse of their old dog! They were going to bury him in their backyard, but I guess they thought it was doggie Jesus when it barked like Old Sparky used to! Hilarious!!! They must have a hell of hard time in the early weeks and were pretty good at hiding it! That being said, SCP-6XXX-3 loves to play fetch with the researchers and is pretty popular with the other specimens!
Speculation on Origin
Specific evolutionary origin of species is under research as the genetic make-up of the species is carbon based, with protein chains that are digestible and absent of general toxicity. Attempts to place the species in an phylogenetic tree is subject of debate, as in-depth analysis of genetics demonstrate no terrestrian genetic ancestor. Two speculative theories have emerged in regards to their genetic ancestry:
- (I) The species originates from an alternate carbon-based dimension with an entirely different evolutionary speciation, adapted for unknown environments.
- (II) The species has been designed from carbon-based creatures by an intelligent creator, for reasons unknown.
Note from the Doctor
I finally get to be with the big boys! That's right, yours truly is being transferred to the mystery nine-of-one building. On my first tour of the job site so idiot security guard told me I wouldn't even last a day! WeLl gUeSs wHo hAs a PhD aNd wHo hAsN't Mr. GuArD??? Somebody call an ambulance, this guy got burneeed!!! Those idiots shouldn't even talk to me! I showed those naysayers who the biggest guy in the room was! Oh who you ask? That's right, me!
Interview with Agent Bloom on Civilian Encounter of SCP-6XXX-5
Foreword: Identities and location redacted to protect subjects. Interview with civilian subject Mr. ████████ that encountered SCP-6XXX-5 in ████████████████, █████████. Mr. ████████ had assisted two civilian animal control employees from ██████████ in capturing subject SCP-6XXX-5. Animal control employees had been administered class A anesthetics as soon as SCP-6XXX-5 had been recovered. Foundation Records and Information Security control procedure enacted with no photos or messages leaked from civilians subjects. Agent Bloom assumed role of local law enforcement for interview.
<Begin Log>
Mr. ████████: Thanks for listening to my story. I swear, everybody thinks I'm losing my mind, talking 'bout my gran's old stories.
Agent Bloom : No worries, Mr. ████████, I am not here to judge you, only to listen and help you process what you believe you saw.
Mr. ████████ : (angry grumble and a pause) …WHAT DO YOU MEAN WHAT I THINK I SAW?!?!
Agent Bloom : (silent pause from Agent Bloom) …Mr. ████████. I think we got off on the wrong foot. I'm sorry if I've offended you, I've worded myself poorly. I don't mean to say what you've experienced isn't real.
Mr. ████████: (grumbling and a sigh) …I'm sorry Mr. Bloom. I'm just so tired of people calling me crazy over this! Even the animal control people are telling me they never saw it, even after I called them and they captured it! Craziest thing too, when I talked to them later, they said I called but never left them a message! I paid those assholes cash and now they're pretending they never helped me catch the damn monster!
Agent Bloom : What did they have Mr. ████████? You are talking about a monster, but you still haven't told me what you say they captured.
Mr. ████████: Its the damn Cat Warbler that's what!
Agent Bloom : A Cat Warbler? Like some sort of bird or cat?
Mr. ████████: No! No! A Cat Warbler, a damned Cat Warbler Mr. Bloom!
Agent Bloom : I'm sorry, Mr. ████████, what do you mean by Cat Warbler? I don't believe I've ever heard someone talk about a Cat Warbler before.
Mr. ████████: (grumbling) It's a damn storybook monster if I've ever heard of one! My 'gran used to tell me stories before going to bed, and it used to give me nightmares!
Agent Bloom : I'm sorry Mr. ████████, but I've never heard of a Cat Warbler in a storybook before.
Mr. ████████: I can't blame yah… Its more of a story that's been passed down in my family. Always said out-loud, never written down, but when I first saw it, I knew it was a goddamned Cat Warbler! I can never remember it exactly, but I got it on tape! and I got my 'gran, god bless her soul, to tell it to me one last time before she passed. She didn't know I was taping her of course!
Agent Bloom : On tape? Are you saying that you have a recording of this story Mr. ████████?
Mr. ████████: Yep! The one and only recording! (Mr. ████████ pulls out a Panasonic RQ-2102 Portable Cassette Recorder).
Agent Bloom : Are we able to listen to this tape Mr. ████████?
Mr. ████████: Why do you think I brought it!?! I want you to listen, to believe. Once you hear it, you'll know what I mean by monster! (Mr. ████████ presses play on the cassette player, and it starts with an audible crack.)
Cassette Player (recording) : (a female elderly crackling voice narrates a story).
Deep in the night,
The cat warbler’s slight,
You hear tomcats fight
At your windows, every time!
The cat warbler’s bite,
Too quiet with no light
At your windows, reunite
Tomcats hiss and yowl in spite
The cat warbler’s delights,
You hear tomcats right?
At your windows, not this time!
Deep is your plight,
The cat warbler’s fright!
(shaking voice) …promise me ████████, please don’t ever open your door when you hear strange sounds late at night!
Mr. ████████ (recording): ‘Gran, we’ve been over this I’m a grown ass man and I can open my door if I want to shoot the damn tomcats keeping me up… (recording stops).
Mr. ████████: Umm. (Short pause). I'm sorry about that last part, but you hear how creepy that story is? Its some kind of monster that eats cats and tries to come eat people or something!
Agent Bloom : It certainly is scary Mr. ████████, but I don't know how a story is proof of anything? Now is that the only recording?
Mr. ████████: Oh crap! It is the only recording, I should do something about that huh? But you've got yourself a recording now too! We better make copies or the G-Men are going to get it!
Agent Bloom : (laughs) Very funny Mr. ████████! I sure am feeling tired, and I need a little sugar before we keep going! Are you in the mood for some donuts, maybe a cup of coffee?
Mr. ████████: Coffee sounds great! I take mine with 2 sugars and a boatload of cream!
Agent Bloom : No problem, as for donuts I only have sour-cream glazed! Will that do the trick Mr. ████████?
Mr. ████████: Wow, you're one hospitable guy huh Mr.Bloom? We need more folks like you asking the real questions! And I'll take donuts if you got them!
<End Log>
Closing Statement: Panasonic RQ-2102 Portable Cassette Recorder and recording recovered from Mr. ████████. Class B anesthetics are administered in cup of coffee consumed by Mr. ████████. Agent Bloom performed two more cover interviews and declared the incident as a short stress-related hallucination to local residents. Mr. ████████ has been recommended a psychiatrist with a free first session.
Catalogued Specimens at Wilson's Wildlife Solutions
| Subject |
Skin Pigment |
Size (Retracted/Extended) |
General Behavior |
Nickname |
Assimilated Larynx Species |
| SCP-6XXX-1 |
Dark Purple |
0.71/1.83 meters |
Social |
Doc |
Equus caballus |
| SCP-6XXX-2 |
Black |
0.38/1.01 meter |
Loner |
Bashful |
Felis catus |
| SCP-6XXX-3 |
Brown |
0.55/1.52 meters |
Social |
Happy |
Canis lupus familiaris |
| SCP-6XXX-4 |
Purple |
0.34/0.90 meters |
Aggressive |
Grumpy |
Sciurus vulgaris |
| SCP-6XXX-5 |
Grey |
0.46/1.21 meters |
Social |
Dopey |
F. catus |
| SCP-6XXX-6 |
Brown |
0.53/1.50 meters |
Loner |
Sleepy |
C. familiaris |
| SCP-6XXX-7 |
Light Purple |
0.49/1.32 meters |
Social |
Sneezy |
Procyon lotor |
SEARCHING FOR SCP-6XXX—
ERROR 59 of 60 FILES CORRUPTED—
DISPLAYING SEARCH RESULTS—
FUNNY TIDBITS ABOUT N. VENARI VOCEM BEHAVIOR
BY DR. EDGAR FREDERICTON
The funny ways the n. venari vocem interact with researchers!
SCP-6XXX-1 "DOC"
The funniest guy, he watches cameras with his eyes!
SCP-6XXX-2 "BASHFUL"
He hides in a moat, what a gentle soul!
SCP-6XXX-3 "HAPPY"
The friendliest of them all, he comes to play ball!
SCP-6XXX-4 "GRUMPY"
Smallest of the lot, he tried to choke staff on the spot!
SCP-6XXX-5 "DOPEY"
He follows the rest and gets bit on the head!
SCP-6XXX-6 "SLEEPY"
Doesn't really eat, but sleeps in his tree!
SCP-6XXX-7 "SNEEZY"
He might be a bit sick, he drops his larynx when he trips!
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DATE: 24 May 2021 23:07
Special Containment Procedures: Web-Crawler ψ-53 ("Mountain Climber") is to monitor for keywords pertaining to SCP-XXXX and any SCP-XXXX-A that may have been spotted. Several sites have been established surrounding the locations of several known SCP-XXXX-A instances.
SCP-XXXX-A-5 in it's dormant state.
Description: SCP-XXXX denotes the concept of "Mother Nature" as a deity. While conceptual and historical evidence point to the existence of such a deity, no physical evidence past anecdotal encounters by SCP-XXXX-A instances have ever been recorded via humans. SCP-XXXX-A-# is a group of mostly sentient, sapient life forms composed of resources such as rock, sand or snow. They are mostly near-humanoid constructs.
Discovery: On the date 2004/11/14 a moving mass was spotted on the Illawarra Range in New South Wales, Australia. A rock cluster approximately 13.5 meters tall was spotted roaming the range. It moved 20 meters north and then de-animated. Carson Weston, a hiker caught the incident on camera and Foundation employees were soon alerted and common procedures were enacted. Web-Crawlers were then established, in which several other SCP-XXXX-A instances were located via internet posts on varying locations. Disinformation campaigns were initiated and all videos were falsified via Procedure-43 ("Fake News").
Addenda SCP-XXXX.1: The several instances of SCP-XXXX-A are catalogued below.
| Instance Number |
Description |
Sapience or Sentience |
Average times of dormancy and patterns |
| SCP-XXXX-A-1 |
SCP-XXXX-A-1 is a massive cluster of rocks located in the Illawarra Range, it is capable of locomotion, an anomalous strand of moss works as muscles in a complex system that makes it capable of moving similar to a human. |
It displays sapience and sentience. |
It seems to become active on a consistent pattern of every other week. When it comes out of dormancy it on average moves around 20 to 30 meters then deanimates. |
| SCP-XXXX-A-2 |
SCP-XXXX-A-2 is comprised of several bits of varying sizes of wood and scrap metal. It is located in the now abandoned "Jessie Jankman's Junk Kingdom" in Dallas, Texas, the site was established and the owner Jessie Jankman referred to it as "Scrappy the Scrapman". Jessie was administered amnestics and relocated via common procedure. . Locomotion is achieved via cogs acting as a sort of muscle. |
It displays sapience and sentience |
The construct becomes active at 12am and becomes inanimate at 6am every day. It is distressed over the relocation of Jankman and shows little to no cooperation past asking for "feeding sessions" where it "consumes" loose scrap metal. It then compacts the scrap into small metal cubes. |
| SCP-XXXX-A-3 |
SCP-XXXX-A-3 is a massive cluster of ice located in the antarctic. Non-Foundation scientists have known about it's existence for a while, and has been colloquially referred to as "Vinson Massif". Disinformation campaigns about this instance are extra stringent due to the widespread knowledge of its existence. There is no known source of how it obtains locomotion. |
It is not known if it is sapient or sentient. |
It has only become active once in recorded history. Information on it's activity has been deemed crucial. |
| SCP-XXXX-A-4 |
SCP-XXXX-A-4 is a cluster of sand located in the Sahara desert. When active it takes the form of a cat. All recorded descriptions of it via non-foundation have described it as "seemingly lost." or "looking for something." It is recorded to form to be about 2 meters tall. |
It displays sentience, but not sapience. |
It becomes active on the first of every month. It almost always spends its time looking around and in between rocks. On several occasions it has been recorded crying. |
| SCP-XXXX-A-5 |
SCP-XXXX-A is a small cluster of rocks sitting at around 1.5 meters tall. It is friendly to foundation staff and has been cooperative in containment. SCP-XXXX-A is recorded to be morose and in a constant state of grieving. |
It displays sapience and sentience. |
It becomes active after 10AM and becomes dormant after 12pm. |
Addenda SCP-XXXX.2: SCP-XXXX-5 was interviewed by foundation staff, the log of which is held below:
Interview Log SCP-XXXX.ALPHA
Interviewer: Researcher John Hudge
Interviewee: SCP-XXXX-A-5
Foreword: SCP-XXXX-A-5 was engaged at 5pm, the interview was initiated during a time period in which it was roaming seemingly with no goal. For the interview it'll be referred to as "A-5"
Begin Log 5:03 PM
Hudge (clears his throat) Hello, SCP-XXXX-A-5.
A-5: She left us here… Alone…
Hudge: Excuse me?
A-5: Have you felt the pain of abandonment?
Hudge: (visibly uneased) I can't say I have.
A-5: She used to promise us that we'd see the stars. She promised she'd take us with her.
A-5: But she left… The golem starts sobbing. She found a new family, and she left us!
Hudge: Who?
A-5: My mother! She abandoned us… Told us that we "need to grow", we "need to adapt"… What does that even mean? Adapt to what?
A-5: It hits the ground with its left appendage. She went to to the stars without us!
There was a long pause, as A-5 continued sobbing while slamming the ground with its arms.
A-5: Why… Why did she leave? I can change… I can be better…
A-5 then collapses, Hudge's attempts to conversate with it were futile. Sobs emanated from A-5 until 12pm where it after saying one more thing, it went dormant.
A-5: She's… She's really gone.,, I'm so alone… I feel cold.
End Log 12:01PM
Incident Log SCP-XXXX.1-ALPHA: On April 7th, 2021, SCP-XXXX-4 entered an active state. During the active state it began sprinting in the direction of SCP-XXXX-5. It managed to seep through cracks in the gates surrounding it. It arrived at SCP-XXXX-5's location at 5pm, April 10th, 2021. Purring from SCP-XXXX-A-5 was recorded, as well as laughter from SCP-XXXX-A-5. At 12:00PM they both entered dormancy. A perimeter was reestablished around the location, and security was upped. SCP-XXXX was reclassified as ekhi, and containment class was upgraded to keter.
Addenda SCP-XXXX.3:
Incident Log SCP-XXXX.1-Beta: On April 22nd, 2021, SCP-XXXX-A-1 entered an active state. Following activation it begin emitting a shrieking noise this went on for approximately 2 minutes, in which afterwards it got struck by lightning. SCP-XXXX-A-1 was declared neutralized three minutes later. Approximately two hours later, SCP-XXXX-A-3 was recorded to have entered an active state, an estimated 50 years past when it previously exited dormancy. It awoke, and began moving into the direction of SCP-XXXX-1. Containment of SCP-XXXX-A-3 or secrecy of it is considered COSMIC-level priority. Site-147 has been adjusted to be the main base for possible containment procedures.
Addenda SCP-XXXX.4 On April 28th SCP-XXXX-A-3 touched land. All foundation attempts to stop it were futile. Upon reaching land it collapsed. Approximately three minutes later, a nearby rock formation gained life. Vocalizations were recorded from both SCP-XXXX-A-3 and the new construct. The new construct was confirmed to be A-3. It continued travelling towards the direction of SCP-XXXX-A-1.
Licensing info:
Name: Rocks In The Field
Author: H L Kamami
License: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0
Source: Wikimedia Commons
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DATE: 24 May 2021 18:33
What this is
A bunch of miscellaneous CSS 'improvements' that I,
Croquembouche, use on a bunch of pages because I think it makes them easier to deal with.
The changes this component makes are bunch of really trivial modifications to ease the writing experience and to make documenting components/themes a bit easier (which I do a lot). It doesn't change anything about the page visually for the reader — the changes are for the writer.
I wouldn't expect translations of articles that use this component to also use this component, unless the translator likes it and would want to use it anyway.
This component probably won't conflict with other components or themes, and even if it does, it probably won't matter too much.
Usage
On any wiki:
[[include :scp-wiki:component:croqstyle]]
This component is designed to be used on other components. When using on another component, be sure to add this inside the component's [[iftags]] block, so that users of your component are not forced into also using Croqstyle.
Related components
Other personal styling components (which change just a couple things):
Personal styling themes (which are visual overhauls):
CSS changes
Reasonably-sized footnotes
Stops footnotes from being a million miles wide, so that you can actually read them.
.hovertip { max-width: 400px; }
Monospace edit/code
Makes the edit textbox monospace, and also changes all monospace text to Fira Code, the obviously superior monospace font.
@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Fira+Code:wght@400;700&display=swap');
:root { --mono-font: "Fira Code", Cousine, monospace; }
#edit-page-textarea, .code pre, .code p, .code, tt, .page-source { font-family: var(--mono-font); }
.code pre * { white-space: pre; }
.code *, .pre * { font-feature-settings: unset; }
Teletype backgrounds
Adds a light grey background to <tt> elements ({{text}}), so code snippets stand out more.
tt {
background-color: var(--swatch-something-bhl-idk-will-fix-later, #f4f4f4);
font-size: 85%;
padding: 0.2em 0.4em;
margin: 0;
border-radius: 6px;
}
No more bigfaces
Stops big pictures from appearing when you hover over someone's avatar image, because they're stupid and really annoying and you can just click on them if you want to see the big version.
.avatar-hover { display: none !important; }
Breaky breaky
Any text inside a div with class nobreak has line-wrapping happen between every letter.
.nobreak { word-break: break-all; }
Code colours
Add my terminal's code colours as variables. Maybe I'll change this to a more common terminal theme like Monokai or something at some point, but for now it's just my personal theme, which is derived from Tomorrow Night Eighties.
Also, adding the .terminal class to a fake code block as [[div class="code terminal"]] gives it a sort of pseudo-terminal look with a dark background. Doesn't work with [[code]], because Wikidot inserts a bunch of syntax highlighting that you can't change yourself without a bunch of CSS. Use it for non-[[code]] code snippets only.
Quick tool to colourise a 'standard' Wikidot component usage example with the above vars: link
:root {
--c-bg: #393939;
--c-syntax: #e0e0e0;
--c-comment: #999999;
--c-error: #f2777a;
--c-value: #f99157;
--c-symbol: #ffcc66;
--c-string: #99cc99;
--c-operator: #66cccc;
--c-builtin: #70a7df;
--c-keyword: #cc99cc;
}
.terminal, .terminal > .code {
color: var(--c-syntax);
background: var(--c-bg);
border: 0.4rem solid var(--c-comment);
border-radius: 1rem;
}
Debug mode
Draw lines around anything inside .debug-mode. The colour of the lines is red but defers to CSS variable --debug-colour.
You can also add div.debug-info.over and div.debug-info.under inside an element to annotate the debug boxes — though you'll need to make sure to leave enough vertical space that the annotation doesn't overlap the thing above or below it.
.debug-mode, .debug-mode *, .debug-mode *::before, .debug-mode *::after {
outline: 1px solid var(--debug-colour, red);
position: relative;
}
.debug-info {
position: absolute;
left: 50%;
transform: translateX(-50%);
font-family: 'Fira Code', monospace;
font-size: 1rem;
white-space: nowrap;
}
.debug-info.over { top: -2.5rem; }
.debug-info.under { bottom: -2.5rem; }
.debug-info p { margin: 0; }
@supports((display: -ms-grid) or (display: grid)) {
:root {
/* header measurements */
--header-height-on-desktop: 10rem;
--header-height-on-mobile: 10rem;
--header-h1-font-size: -webkit-calc(2rem + (2.5 - 2) * ((100vw - 18.750rem) / (60 - 18.750)));
--header-h1-font-size: -moz-calc(2rem + (2.5 - 2) * ((100vw - 18.750rem) / (60 - 18.750)));
--header-h1-font-size: calc(2rem + (2.5 - 2) * ((100vw - 18.750rem) / (60 - 18.750)));
}
#header {
background: none;
}
#header::before {
content: " ";
position: absolute;
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
left: 0;
top: 0.75rem;
background-image: var(--logo-image);
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-position: center -3.5rem;
-webkit-background-size: auto 8rem;
-moz-background-size: auto 8rem;
-o-background-size: auto 8rem;
background-size: auto 8rem;
background-position: center top;
opacity: 0.45;
pointer-events: none;
}
#header h1,
#header h1 a,
#header h1 a::before {
position: absolute;
top: 0;
left: 0;
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
display: -webkit-box;
display: -webkit-flex;
display: -moz-box;
display: -ms-flexbox;
display: flex;
-webkit-box-align: center;
-webkit-align-items: center;
-moz-box-align: center;
-ms-flex-align: center;
align-items: center;
-webkit-box-pack: center;
-webkit-justify-content: center;
-moz-box-pack: center;
-ms-flex-pack: center;
justify-content: center;
max-height: inherit;
z-index: 0;
}
#header>h1>a>span {
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
top: 0;
left: 0;
max-width: inherit;
}
#header h1 {
height: -webkit-calc(100% - 2.25rem);
height: -moz-calc(100% - 2.25rem);
height: calc(100% - 2.25rem);
}
#header h1 a::before,
#header h1 a {
text-align: center;
line-height: 0.8;
}
#header h2,
#header h2 span,
#header h2 span::before {
position: absolute;
left: 0;
top: 0.15em;
margin-left: 0;
padding: 0;
width: 100%;
display: -webkit-box;
display: -webkit-flex;
display: -moz-box;
display: -ms-flexbox;
display: flex;
-webkit-box-align: end;
-webkit-align-items: flex-end;
-moz-box-align: end;
-ms-flex-align: end;
align-items: flex-end;
-webkit-box-pack: center;
-webkit-justify-content: center;
-moz-box-pack: center;
-ms-flex-pack: center;
justify-content: center;
max-height: inherit;
z-index: 0;
text-transform: uppercase;
pointer-events: none;
}
#login-status {
min-height: -webkit-calc(var(--base-font-size) * 1.5);
min-height: -moz-calc(var(--base-font-size) * 1.5);
min-height: calc(var(--base-font-size) * 1.5);
-webkit-border-radius: .0625rem;
-moz-border-radius: .0625rem;
border-radius: .0625rem;
-webkit-border-radius: var(--border-radius-width);
-moz-border-radius: var(--border-radius-width);
border-radius: var(--border-radius-width);
color: rgb(var(--pale-gray-monochrome));
background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0);
-webkit-box-sizing: border-box;
-moz-box-sizing: border-box;
box-sizing: border-box;
-webkit-box-flex: 1;
-webkit-flex-grow: 1;
-moz-box-flex: 1;
-ms-flex-positive: 1;
flex-grow: 1;
left: 3%;
right: initial;
}
#login-status .printuser {
--wght: 900;
position: relative;
top: 0;
left: 0;
color: rgb(var(--swatch-menutxt-light-color));
-webkit-box-shadow: none;
-moz-box-shadow: none;
box-shadow: none;
padding: 0.25rem;
margin: 0;
font-weight: 900;
}
#login-status #my-account {
--wght: 300;
color: rgb(var(--pale-gray-monochrome));
font-weight: 300;
}
#login-status #account-topbutton {
border: initial;
padding: 0.5em 0.5em 0.5em 0.25em;
position: relative;
height: 100%;
top: 0;
left: 0;
margin: 0;
font-size: 1em;
}
#account-options {
width: auto;
padding: 0.5em;
border-color: rgba(var(--bright-accent));
background: var(--gradient-header);
color: rgb(var(--swatch-text-light));
}
#account-options ul li a {
color: rgb(var(--swatch-text-light));
}
#account-options li a:hover {
color: rgb(var(--swatch-text-light));
text-decoration: underline;
}
@media only screen and (min-width: 769px) {
#search-top-box {
right: 3%;
top: 0.5rem;
}
#search-top-box-form>input,
#search-top-box-form>input:hover,
#search-top-box-form>input:focus {
background: rgb(var(--black-monochrome));
}
#search-top-box-form>input {
-webkit-box-shadow: 0 0 0 0.125rem rgb(var(--swatch-menubg-dark-color));
-moz-box-shadow: 0 0 0 0.125rem rgb(var(--swatch-menubg-dark-color));
box-shadow: 0 0 0 0.125rem rgb(var(--swatch-menubg-dark-color));
}
#search-top-box-form>input:hover,
#search-top-box-form>input:focus {
-webkit-box-shadow: 0 0 0 0.125rem rgb(var(--swatch-menubg-medium-dark-color));
-moz-box-shadow: 0 0 0 0.125rem rgb(var(--swatch-menubg-medium-dark-color));
box-shadow: 0 0 0 0.125rem rgb(var(--swatch-menubg-medium-dark-color));
}
#search-top-box-form input[type="submit"],
#search-top-box-form input[type="submit"]:focus,
#search-top-box-form input[type="submit"]:hover {
border: none;
border-left: 0.0625rem solid rgb(var(--swatch-primary-darkest));
-webkit-box-shadow: 0 0 0 0.125rem rgb(var(--swatch-menubg-dark-color));
-moz-box-shadow: 0 0 0 0.125rem rgb(var(--swatch-menubg-dark-color));
box-shadow: 0 0 0 0.125rem rgb(var(--swatch-menubg-dark-color));
}
#search-top-box-form input[type="submit"] {
background: rgb(var(--swatch-primary-darkest));
color: rgb(var(--swatch-menutxt-light-color));
}
#search-top-box-form input[type="submit"]:focus,
#search-top-box-form input[type="submit"]:hover {
background: rgb(var(--swatch-primary));
-webkit-box-shadow: 0 0 0 0.125rem rgb(var(--swatch-menubg-medium-dark-color));
-moz-box-shadow: 0 0 0 0.125rem rgb(var(--swatch-menubg-medium-dark-color));
box-shadow: 0 0 0 0.125rem rgb(var(--swatch-menubg-medium-dark-color));
}
}
#page-title {
text-align: center;
}
@media only screen and (max-width:768px) {
:root {
--header-h1-font-size: -webkit-calc(2rem + (2.5 - 2) * ((100vw - 18.750rem) / (60 - 18.750)));
--header-h1-font-size: -moz-calc(2rem + (2.5 - 2) * ((100vw - 18.750rem) / (60 - 18.750)));
--header-h1-font-size: calc(2rem + (2.5 - 2) * ((100vw - 18.750rem) / (60 - 18.750)));
}
#header h1,
#header h1 a,
#header h1 a::before {
top: 0.25rem;
}
#header h2,
#header h2 a,
#header h2 a::before {
top: 0;
}
#header h2 span {
margin-top: -webkit-calc(var(--header-height-on-mobile)/2 + var(--header-h1-font-size)/2 + .25rem);
margin-top: -moz-calc(var(--header-height-on-mobile)/2 + var(--header-h1-font-size)/2 + .25rem);
margin-top: calc(var(--header-height-on-mobile)/2 + var(--header-h1-font-size)/2 - .25rem);
}
}
Special Containment Procedures: Online Web-Crawlers are to search and take down any remixes or copies of SCP-XXXX-A and SCP-XXXX-B. (Currently, 85% of SCP-XXXX-A and B instances have been taken down online.) All physical copies, tracks, records, etc. are to be located and stored in a Site-35 anomalous locker by MTF ETA-11.
Description: SCP-XXXX-A, also known as ''From The Dark'' is a music piece made by SCP-XXXX-2 (Francis Diego.) SCP-XXXX-A: When listened to for over 20 seconds will infect the subject listening to it. (Now referred to as SCP-XXXX-1.) The anomalous effects of SCP-XXXX-A start when every song heard by SCP-XXXX-1 sounds like SCP-XXXX-A. All memory of music and music itself in the brain of SCP-XXXX-1 will be replaced with SCP-XXXX-A. Everything SCP-XXXX-1 will learn about music will be forgotten with 10 seconds. SCP-XXXX-B has no cure, but effects aren't that damaging so this does not matter, SCP-XXXX-A's anomalous effects can be removed using Class-B Amnestics. SCP-XXXX-A has been taken down by the foundation and replaced with a new ''From The Dark'' song with no anomalous effects.
SCP-XXXX-B, ''From The Light'' is also a song by SCP-XXXX-2. When listened to, its anomalous effects will start the next day. When you wake up, you will remember nothing about the day before apart from listening to SCP-XXXX-B. Research proves that everything except listening to SCP-XXXX-B from the previous day has been completely removed from the mind after going to sleep. SCP-XXXX-B has also taken down by the foundation and replaced with a new, Non-anomalous ''From The Light'' song.
Agent Fallgon found out that Francis Diego, (SCP-XXXX-2) had a lawyer, so he went undercover, making the lawyer believe he was trying to hire Francis, but the lawyer told him that Francis had disappeared three months earlier, last seen on the exact day before the note was sent to Site-35. A manhunt was then set up for SCP-XXXX-2.
| Assigned Site |
Site Director |
Research Head |
Assigned Task Force |
| Site-35 |
Arnold Scranton |
Researcher Gongalli |
MTF ETA-11 ("Savage Beasts") |
Addendum:
Log 17/02/2017
Begin Log.
A note was found outside Site-35 three days after the Rockstar incident, this note has been confirmed to be from the creator of SCP-XXXX-A and SCP-XXXX-B. A textual recreation of the note can be found below.
"Did any of you like my songs? Try listening to them, I'm sure you all will love them :-)."
-Francis Diego :-)
Incident Log:
Agent Fallgon found out that Francis Diego, (SCP-XXXX-2) had a lawyer, so he went undercover, making the lawyer believe he was trying to hire Francis, but the lawyer told him that Francis had disappeared three months earlier, last seen on the exact day before the note was sent to Site-35. A manhunt was then set up for SCP-XXXX-2. Later, she was found in Wales and imprisoned there temporarily until MTF ETA-11 arrived at the prison to transport Francis Diego to Site-35. But when they arrived the prison had completely lost power and the only surviving people in the prison was Francis Diego. She seemed to have escaped, but was caught by ETA-11.
Francis Diego retrieval log.
ETA-11 Senior Operative 1: Control, we have arrived at the prison, but it looks powered down.
ETA-11 Operative: Yeah, it looks abandoned.
ETA-11 Commander: We're heading in.
ETA-11 Unit entered the prison and split up.
ETA-11 Commander: Group 2, status report?
ETA-11 Senior Operative 2: Everyone's dead, commander.
ETA-11 Operative: Including the prisoners, but we found no trace of Francis.
ETA-11 Senior Operative 2: Yeah, place is deserted.
ETA-11 Operative: I'm calling in a search party.
ETA-11 Senior Operative 1: Yeah, you do that.
ETA-11 Commander: Transceivers are jammed.
ETA-11 Senior Operative 1: Damn it.
ETA-11 Commander: There's nothing left here for us.
ETA-11 Senior Operative 1: Alright, lets move out.
ETA-11 left the prison and found Francis Diego trying to escape.
ETA-11 Commander: STOP RIGHT THERE FRANCIS!
ETA-11 Senior Operative: HANDS IN THE AIR NOW! LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS!
Francis Diego: The Foundation..
ETA-11 Commander: Damn right, now put your hands behind your back or we will shoot!
Francis Diego was transported to Site-35.
SCP-XXXX-2 Interview attempt log.
SCP-XXXX-2: Hello, Agent.
Agent Fallgon: Why did you create anomalous music that is dangerous?
SCP-XXXX-2: It is not dangerous.
Agent Fallgon: You keep up that attitude and you're never getting out of here, SCP-XXXX-2.
SCP-XXXX-2: Please stop calling me that.
Agent Fallgon: No.
SCP-XXXX-2: Why not?
Agent Fallgon: It does not matter. I will ask you again. Why did you create anomalous music?
SCP-XXXX-2: I don't understand why all of this is necessary.
Agent Fallgon: I'm leaving for now, and you damn well better respond when I come back later.
2 hours and 43 minutes later, Chaos Insurgency raided Site-35. They went to SCP-XXXX-2's cell and questioned her, and after a few minutes they shot Francis Diego until she was dead. Audio logs were later recovered.
Recovered Audio Logs
SCP-XXXX-2: You don't look like the foundation.
Chaos Insurgency Soldier: We aren't, but we are here for one purpose. What are the effects of your anomaly, and how can we weaponize it?
SCP-XXXX-2: It isn't dangerous. People just sometimes get strange side effects after listening to my music.
Chaos Insurgency Soldier: Well, what are those side effects?
SCP-XXXX-2: Mostly blurry memory and forgetting about the concept of music itself, nothing serious. I'd say its very forgetful music.
Chaos Insurgency Soldier: This was a waste of time.
SCP-XXXX-2: What do you mean?
Chaos Insurgency Soldier: Kill her.
It is confirmed that SCP-XXXX-2 was terminated by the Chaos Insurgency.
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Wow! You flipped a card and got: That One Guy You Never See Anymore!!! You ca reload the page or go to the next.
DATE: 24 May 2021 18:33
Anomalous Object #: AO-XXXX-WWZZIAE
Item Description: Caucasian Male, 180 cm tall, short brown hair, est. 23 years old.
Date of Recovery: 08/28/2021
Location of Discovery: Subject appeared in Weapon AO-MV22 Testing Unit after Test MV22.3 was halted.
Current Status: AO-XXXX is held in a temporary humanoid containment cell at Site-98, moved in for questioning in Interview Room 10 at Site-98.
Addendum XXXX.1: Interview
The first and only recorded interview conducted immidiately after containment by Foundation researcher Dr. Mia Tang, who was overseeing Test MV22.3.
AO-XXXX: -shit, is this really happening?
Tang: I’m going to ask you some questions, do you want anything? Water?
AO-XXXX: Uh, no, thanks. I’m good, thank you.
Tang: Could you tell me what you were doing at the testing area?
AO-XXXX: I’m still in.. A haze about that? Am I really here?
Tang: Are you asking me if this a dream? Because it isn’t.
AO-XXXX: Am I in the-
Tang: I understand you have questions but so do I, if you could just answer them I could-
AO-XXXX: No wait, seriously. Hold on a second. Am I on Earth?
Tang: You think this isn’t Earth?
AO-XXXX pauses.
AO-XXXX: If you could just.. ask the questions you were going to and.. any additional ones after, I’m ready.
Tang: Right.. What were you doing in the testing area?
AO-XXXX: Wasn’t it.. more of a testing unit? Yeah, sorry. Um, I was at my house, I was on discord with some friends, I couldn’t really go outside.. then I..
AO-XXXX pauses and stares blanky at the wall.
Tang: Okay, could you tell me-
AO-XXXX: October 28th, 2021. Today is the same date, isn’t it?
Tang: Yes, it is. Could you-
AO-XXXX: Is this The SCP Foundation, it is, isn’t it?
Tang: Are you a member of any anomalous organizations?
AO-XXXX: No.
Tang: Are you affiliated with any anomalous organizations in any way?
AO-XXXX: No! I’m not, why-
Tang: How do you know about the Foundation?
AO-XXXX: You’re kidding, right? Why are you pretending to be the SCP Foundation?
Tang: Let’s recap. You appear, out of nowhere, in our highly secure testing site full of harmful and dangerous, probably valuable technology and you expect us not to think of you as an intruder here to steal it?
AO-XXXX: The last memory I have before being in your ”testing unit” is being at my house. Did you drug me?
Tang: You infiltrated Site-89.
AO-XXXX: I don’t know.. I don’t remember, sorry. Which one is Site-89 again?
Tang: If you’re done playing dumb..
AO-XXXX: You play a very convincing role but I have no idea why you would go to the effort of drugging and kidnapping somebody then pretending to ask them how they got there. Bravo, seriously.
The room is silent.
AO-XXXX: Am I really in Site-89?
Tang: Yes you are.
Researcher Tang pulls out three cognitohazardous images.
Tang: Just tell me what you see.
The images are shown to AO-XXXX.
AO-XXXX: Its a picture of a tree with a white background?
AO-XXXX: Three sheep in a field.
AO-XXXX: A stick figure walking across the street?
The room is silent. Researcher Tang looks at AO-XXXX in apparent confusion.
Tang: How are you still awake?
AO-XXXX: What?
Tang: Subject shows an immunity to three of the images.
Tang pauses.
Tang: Were you lying, about how you got here?
AO-XXXX: No, I was telling the truth, on my life.
Tang: Why did you think I was lying?
AO-XXXX: Because the SCP Foundation is made up. It’s literally fiction.
AO-XXXX pauses for a moment.
AO-XXXX: Do you know what narratives are?
Tang: A written story of events.
AO-XXXX: I mean, in your work. Do you know what narratives mean to you?
AO-XXXX pauses again, then cautiously asking.
AO-XXXX: Have you ever read the file on SCP-3812?
Suddenly AO-XXXX disappeared from the interview chair, remnants of the chair AO-XXXX was sitting on were found contorted and pieces missing.
Wow! You flipped a card and got: log in, SCiPNET LOGIN!!! You ca reload the page or go to the next.
DATE: 24 May 2021 17:40
:root {
--timeScale: 1;
--timeDelay: 0s;
}
/* Converting middle divider from box-shadow to ::before pseudo-element */
.anom-bar > .bottom-box { box-shadow: none!important; }
.anom-bar > .bottom-box::before {
position: absolute;
content: " ";
width: 100%;
height: 0.5rem;
background-color: rgb(var(--black-monochrome, 12, 12, 12));
transform: translateY(-0.74rem);
}
/* DIVIDER */
.anom-bar > .bottom-box::before {
animation-name: divider;
animation-duration: calc(0.74s * var(--timeScale));
animation-delay: calc(0.1s * var(--timeScale) + var(--timeDelay));
animation-iteration-count: 1;
animation-timing-function: cubic-bezier(.32,.38,.39,.94);
animation-fill-mode: backwards;
}
/* CLASSIFIED LEVEL BARS */
div.top-center-box > * {
animation-name: bar;
animation-duration: calc(0.45s * var(--timeScale));
animation-iteration-count: 1;
animation-timing-function: ease-out;
animation-fill-mode: backwards;
}
div.top-center-box > :nth-child(1) { animation-delay: calc(0.2s * var(--timeScale) + var(--timeDelay)); }
div.top-center-box > :nth-child(2) { animation-delay: calc(0.32s * var(--timeScale) + var(--timeDelay)); }
div.top-center-box > :nth-child(3) { animation-delay: calc(0.45s * var(--timeScale) + var(--timeDelay)); }
div.top-center-box > :nth-child(4) { animation-delay: calc(0.61s * var(--timeScale) + var(--timeDelay)); }
div.top-center-box > :nth-child(5) { animation-delay: calc(0.75s * var(--timeScale) + var(--timeDelay)); }
div.top-center-box > :nth-child(6) { animation-delay: calc(0.95s * var(--timeScale) + var(--timeDelay)); }
/* TOP TEXT */
div.top-left-box, div.top-right-box {
clip-path: polygon( 0% -50%, 150% -50%, 150% 100%, 0% 100%);
}
div.top-left-box > *, div.top-right-box > * {
position: relative;
animation-name: bottomup;
animation-duration: calc(0.65s * var(--timeScale));
animation-delay: calc(0.5s * var(--timeScale) + var(--timeDelay));
animation-iteration-count: 1;
animation-timing-function: ease-out;
animation-fill-mode: backwards;
}
/* CONTAINMENT, DISRUPTION, RISK CLASSES */
div.text-part > * {
clip-path: polygon( 0% 0%, 100% 0%, 100% 100%, 0% 100%);
animation-name: expand2;
animation-duration: calc(0.5s * var(--timeScale));
animation-iteration-count: 1;
animation-timing-function: cubic-bezier(.12,.41,.27,.99);
animation-fill-mode: backwards;
}
div.text-part > :nth-child(1) {
animation-name: expand1;
}
div.text-part > :nth-child(1) { animation-delay: calc(0.6s * var(--timeScale) + var(--timeDelay)); }
div.text-part > :nth-child(2) { animation-delay: calc(0.75s * var(--timeScale) + var(--timeDelay)); }
div.text-part > :nth-child(3) { animation-delay: calc(0.86s * var(--timeScale) + var(--timeDelay)); }
div.main-class::before, div.main-class::after {
animation-name: iconslide;
animation-duration: calc(0.45s * var(--timeScale));
animation-delay: calc(0.8s * var(--timeScale) + var(--timeDelay));
animation-iteration-count: 1;
animation-timing-function: cubic-bezier(.12,.41,.27,.99);
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DATE: 24 May 2021 17:17
WARNING: THE FOLLOWING FILE IS LEVEL 3 CLASSIFIED
ANY ATTEMPT TO ACCESS THIS FILE WITHOUT LEVEL CLEARANCE WILL BE LOGGED AND WILL LEAD TO IMMEDIATE DISCIPLINARY ACTION.
Item #: SCP-5356
Object Class: Apollyon
Special Containment Procedures: Containment of SCP-5356 is concentrated on controlling and removing the knowledge of this SCP from the public. Internet forums, social media, and police reports must be monitored for any reference of SCP-5356. MTF Iota-10 ("Damn Feds") and MTF Gamma-5 ("Red Herrings") are available for tasking as needed. Class-B and class-C amnestics have been authorised for use on witnesses of SCP-5356, or persons who have knowledge of SCP-5356. Class-B amnestics are only permitted on subjects that have witnessed SCP-5356 within a short, accurate, and identifiable timeframe for dosage reasons. The dosage for reference is around 75mg for a 24 hour period. For class-C amnestics, the witness must have knowledge of SCP-5356, but cannot identify when they became aware of it. The subject for memory removal will be taken to the nearest facility with class-C amnestic equipment.
Description: SCP-5356 is an object from a higher dimension that will appear within the third dimension at random. The object will manifest from nothing, and will expand into a sphere. The size of this sphere varies between instances, but the average diameter is 1m according to research and witness statements. Dimensional physics papers and experts state that a fourth dimensional object
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DATE: 24 May 2021 15:24
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is deceased as of August 3 2019. Along with its expiry was the ceasing of anomalous properties. The corpse of SCP-XXXX is to remain in a preservation tank inside a standard containment locker.
Description: SCP-XXXX was a Betta splendens (Siamese fighting fish), that displayed no remarkable characteristics apart from its abnormally long and thin tail. SCP-XXXX-1 was an unknown location accessed via feeding SCP-XXXX. SCP-XXXX-1 was a large open space with clusters of rooms, with the "sky", floors, and walls, being a solid marmalade coloured material.
If a subject proceeded to enter one of the rooms within SCP-XXXX-1, an elderly man would materialize and begin to speak. The area around the subject would change rapidly to fit the room's "theme". The being was deemed SCP-XXXX-2. Once SCP-XXXX-2 was activated, the world around the subject would morph into one of (choose how many) "sets" that varied from a simple field to forests constructed out of mirrors.
SCP-XXXX-1 Exploration Logs:
Exploration Log 1
Date: 2/4 2017
Exploration Team: D-356, charged with 30 accounts of 1st-degree murder, rendered mute via the self-mutilation of vocal cords
Subject: SCP-XXXX-1
Equipment: A shoulder-mounted video camera.
Aim: Gain a rudimentary understanding of SCP-XXXX-1
[BEGIN LOG]
D-356 enters SCP-XXXX-1 without complications. They show initial confusion and pull out their debrief notice. D-356 wanders around for several minutes before opening one of the many doors, leading to a vast black space. A voice hereby referred to as SCP-XXXX-2, emanates from around the entirety of the space.
SCP-XXXX-2: "Six hundred and thirty-one days… Welcome, sister."
A sun rises in the distance, the ground morphing into a field and sprouting flowers as hills rise with the sun. This process continues for 30 seconds before coming to an abrupt stop. D-356 shows no signs of distress, but is visibly confused and runs their hand along the grass. A man (SCP-XXXX-2) looking between the ages of 60-75 materializes along with a stump next to D-356. SCP-XXXX-2 sits down and snaps his fingers, causing a three-piece suit typical of that worn in the 1920s to replace his tank top and jeans. They proceed to pull a bottle of whisky from one of the suit pockets along with two ice-filled glasses.
SCP-XXXX-2: "Don't leave an old man hanging, have some." UN pours a glass and hands it to D-356, they accept and UN pours themselves a glass. "It's been a while, hasn't it?" UN smiles awkwardly, fumbling with an object within his pocket. "You're probably confused, scared maybe, here." UN hands D-356 a chunk of concrete with the date 12/12/2016 inscribed. "I'm not just gonna tell you everything on the spot, but you already knew that."
D-356 is thrown out of the room by a gust of intense wind and subsequently expelled from SCP-XXXX-1, materializing back where they had initially been standing prior to feeding SCP-XXXX.
[END LOG]
Notes: analysis of the piece of concrete given to D-356 reveals no anomalous properties. No events barring significant correlation to the date inscribed on the concrete have been found.
Exploration Log 2
Date: 4/4 2017
Exploration Team: D-356
Subject: SCP-XXXX-1
Equipment: A shoulder-mounted video camera.
Aim: Gain a further understanding of SCP-XXXX-1, determine the significance of the 12/12/2016
[BEGIN LOG]
D-356 enters SCP-XXXX-1 without complications. The surrounding area remains unchanged, apart from a large floating life-form in the sky. The life-form partially resembles an ichthyoid but is otherwise unidentifiable. D-356 pays it no mind but points to the now uniform line of rooms. The room at the front of the line bears a sign reading, "this story is over. I have left you much more than a mere introduction." D-356 moves to the next room, opening the door and entering.
UN: "I visited mum today." A house typical of those seen in the suburbs of the 1940s materialises atop a grassy hill. UN taps D-356's shoulder, startling them. "She looked upset."
UN begins walking towards the house, a pathway forms in a trail behind him. D-356 follows suit
UN: "There she is." UN opens the door, revealing an infirmary with an elderly woman on life support. She opens her eyes and points at D-356.
Elderly Woman: "I'm sorry baby, I…" Her heart rate increases massively. "Please forgive me, tell her I'm sorry." Subject ceases movement, flatlining.
UN: "She wanted me to tell you that, but I wouldn't do her justice. She still loved us." UN stares down. "I've left you something, you're gonna have to prod your memory to find it though."
UN dissipates into a mist, forming a door with a keypad floating next to it.
[END LOG]
Exploration Log 2
Date: 4/4 2017
Exploration Team: D-356
Subject: SCP-XXXX-1
Equipment: A shoulder-mounted video camera.
Aim: Gain a further understanding of SCP-XXXX-1, determine the significance of the 12/12/2016
[BEGIN LOG]
D-356 enters SCP-XXXX-1 and enters the third room. The inside resembles a dilapidated studio apartment.
UN: "I've tried letting go."
UN is tied by the wrists on a lawn chair. They exhibit signs of malnutrition, bearing a skeletal appearance.
UN: "Seems I'll never forget."
[END LOG]
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DATE: 24 May 2021 14:19
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Special Containment Procedures: There’s no need to contain scp-6000.
Description:scp-6664 is the earth’s capacity to support life and nature, including all terrestrial ecosystems and life forms, which were classified as an anomaly because no planet as complex as on Earth has been discovered today and because of their rarity, the earth is possibly the only habitable planet in many light-years or the only planet in the galaxy, life is an anomaly.
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*The above scp-6664 file is false and should not be taken as real, all personnel with 3/6664 authorization can access the following file, This was implemented as a measure to deter personnel without the required authorization to prevent the true nature of scp-6664 from being known.
BY ORDER OF THE OVERSEER COUNCIL
The following file is Level 3/6664 classified. Unauthorized access is forbidden.
6000
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DATE: 24 May 2021 13:54
Item #: SCP-5392
Object Class: Tiamat
Special Containment Procedures: Item SCP-5392 is to be kept in a 30 x 30 meter, steel container. When personnel must enter, only 2 may enter at a time. When entering, personnel must be wearing full hazmat armor and protective gear until they have vacated and relocked the containment chamber, unless they are D-Class personnel. Inside SCP-5392's containment chamber, there must be audio and video recordings running at all times. Motion-detectors are also supposed to be running at all times. If there is an error in any of these security monitors, the site is to have immediate lockdown until Security or Mobile Task Force units have secured the containment chamber once again.
Description: SCP-5392 must be neutralized at once. Any escapes of the entity could cause world-chaos and could lead to the destruction of humanity.
The entity is a large salamander, approximately 17 meters in hight. The entity has the ability to interact. However, when distressed, angered, or sad, the entity will start to roar, causing any human subject within 20 km from it to die. The entity is well-known throughout the foundation for destruction. It is very hard for SCP-5392 to destroy steel, but not impossible. Multiple attempts to terminate this entity have failed, due to either the entity regenerating itself, or absorbing attacks. The object was first moved to Site-21.
Addendum:
Testing Log 1 - 2/13/2015
Subject: D-32456
Procedure: Subject D-32456 was placed inside of SCP-5392's containment chamber with video and mutable audio tape. He was told to interact with the entity, which he did not comply too. He was threatened to [REDACTED], and so he complied. He approached the anomaly, carefully inspecting it, not to wake it up from its sleep. After 12 minutes, D-32456's video cut static, waking SCP-5392. The entity got to it's feet, and stomped on the ground, leaving D-32465 knocked over. Security units entered the containment chamber and started firing at SCP-5392. D-32456 sprinted and then was held in security custody. Security personnel had started to get [REDACTED] while firing shots. After 13 minutes, SCP-5392 went back to sleep, and most personnel were evacuated. D-32456 was safely escorted back to his cell afterward.
Results: SCP-5392 caused a massive containment breach after the event, leading to 102 injuries, and 34 deaths. In addition, to the testing before, another 12 injuries and 5 deaths, as well as massive damage to the steel containment.
Termination Log 1 - 3/11/2015
Procedure: Security personnel, as well as some MTF units were placed inside of SCP-5392's containment chamber while SCP-5392 was asleep. They all started to fire rounds, to which SCP-5392 woke too. The entity roared and made 1/2 of the security units collapse. All other units retreated.
Results: SCP-5392 went back to sleep afterward.
Analysis: SCP-5392 has the ability to absorb bullets.
Termination Log 2 - 4/27/2015
Procedure: Item SCP-5392 was lured into a room. After 12 minutes, lasers started to surround him, but he showed no signs of harm with them.
Results: [REDACTED]
Analysis: SCP-5392 can absorb lasers, as well as bullets.
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Termination Log 6 - 9/30/2015
Procedure: SCP-5392 was faced with acid, and lava inside its containment chamber. The lava and acid flowed towards him, and. he started to ask questions like "What is this?". Once the lava interacted with SCP-5392's skin, it did minor injuries, but no signs of actual death.
Results: Afterward, staff convinced SCP-5392 to let a D-Class personnel to clean up the lava and acid.
Analysis: It seems that SCP-5392 can be injured sometimes with lava or acid, but it quickly regenerates itself.
Item #: SCP-5392
Object Class: Decommissioned (See Termination Log 7)
Special Containment Procedures: Item SCP-5392 is to be kept in a 30 x 30 meter, steel container. When personnel must enter, only 2 may enter at a time. When entering, personnel must be wearing full hazmat armor and protective gear until they have vacated and relocked the containment chamber, unless they are D-Class personnel. Inside SCP-5392's containment chamber, there must be audio and video recordings running at all times. Motion-detectors are also supposed to be running at all times. If there is an error in any of these security monitors, the site is to have immediate lockdown until Security or Mobile Task Force units have secured the containment chamber once again.
Description: SCP-5392 must be neutralized at once. Any escapes of the entity could cause world-chaos and could lead to the destruction of humanity. SCP-5392 was successfully terminated (See Termination Log 7), and does not pose a threat to the foundation, or humanity anymore.
Addendum:
Testing Log 1 - 2/13/2015
Subject: D-32456
Procedure: Subject D-32456 was placed inside of SCP-5392's containment chamber with video and mutable audio tape. He was told to interact with the entity, which he did not comply too. He was threatened to [REDACTED], and so he complied. He approached the anomaly, carefully inspecting it, not to wake it up from its sleep. After 12 minutes, D-32456's video cut static, waking SCP-5392. The entity got to it's feet, and stomped on the ground, leaving D-32465 knocked over. Security units entered the containment chamber and started firing at SCP-5392. D-32456 sprinted and then was held in security custody. Security personnel had started to get [REDACTED] while firing shots. After 13 minutes, SCP-5392 went back to sleep, and most personnel were evacuated. D-32456 was safely escorted back to his cell afterward.
Results: SCP-5392 caused a massive containment breach after the event, leading to 102 injuries, and 34 deaths. In addition, to the testing before, another 12 injuries and 5 deaths, as well as massive damage to the steel containment.
Termination Log 1 - 3/11/2015
Procedure: Security personnel, as well as some MTF units were placed inside of SCP-5392's containment chamber while SCP-5392 was asleep. They all started to fire rounds, to which SCP-5392 woke too. The entity roared and made 1/2 of the security units collapse. All other units retreated.
Results: SCP-5392 went back to sleep afterward.
Analysis: SCP-5392 has the ability to absorb bullets.
Termination: Fail
Termination Log 2 - 4/27/2015
Procedure: Item SCP-5392 was lured into a room. After 12 minutes, lasers started to surround him, but he showed no signs of harm with them.
Results: [REDACTED]
Analysis: SCP-5392 can absorb lasers, as well as bullets.
Termination Fail
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Termination Log 6 - 9/30/2015
Procedure: SCP-5392 was faced with acid, and lava inside its containment chamber. The lava and acid flowed towards him, and. he started to ask questions like "What is this?". Once the lava interacted with SCP-5392's skin, it did minor injuries, but no signs of actual death.
Results: Afterward, staff convinced SCP-5392 to let a D-Class personnel to clean up the lava and acid.
Analysis: It seems that SCP-5392 can be injured sometimes with lava or acid, but it quickly regenerates itself.
Termination: Fail
Termination Log 7 - 1/15/2016
During previous termination attempts, personnel have found a little circle on top of SCP-5392's head
Procedure: Security and Mobile Task Force personnel entered the containment chamber of SCP-5392. They found the circle on his head and started firing shots at it. It did massive damage. Then, after 3-4 minutes of shooting, SCP-5392 collapsed to the ground, and it's skin started to fade into a transparent color. All personnel could see was the remains and bones of SCP-5392.
Results: SUCCESS! SCP-5392 was successfully terminated by security and mobile task force personnel.
Analysis: [REDACTED].
Termination: Success
Special Containment Procedures: Item SCP-5342 must be kept in SCP-5392's containment chamber at all times. Only personnel with level 2 clearance may enter, and they must be wearing full hazmat armor. There is no exact number on how many personnel enter at a time, there just have to be a little at a time. Once they have vacated the containment chamber, they must quarantine for at least 3 weeks.
Description: SCP-5342 are the remains of SCP-5392 when it was first terminated. SCP-5342 can cause serious flu-like symptoms once being smelt. After about 2-3 days the human subjects who smelt it will die. Doctors have not found out what causes this.
Addendum: [REDACTED]
Special Containment Procedures: Item SCP-5469 is to be kept in a standard containment chamber at all times. The item itself is to be kept in a 2 meter thick, glass cube. When personnel enter, no fewer than 2 personnel may enter at a time. Before they vacate the chamber, the item must be placed back in the glass container.
Description: Item SCP-5469 is a surgical mask, approximately 7 inches tall. In the center of the mask is a long, 22 inch cord connected to a 5 x 10 inch, pitch-black case. The case can not be destroyed, nor opened, as the foundation has tried to destroy it several times in the past. If SCP-5469 is placed onto a living human subject's mouth, or any living, organic substance's, it will become stuck to the mouth.. Attempts to pull the mask off, cut it off, or incinerate it off, have failed. After 1-2 minutes max, the object will blackout the living subject who put it on, thus healing any part of the subject's body. The object has been investigated by doctors, and has been identified as a drug. X-rays have shown that when the item has been stuck to the mouth, an unidentified, chemical gas substance will flow throughout the box, to the cord, then to the mask. Foundation staff are still solving more about the origins of the object, and where does the gas flow from, all at Site-21.
Addendum: [REDACTED]