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SCP-XXXX prior to containment
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be kept in a containment cell furnished with a bed, a lamp, and a desk at Site-66. SCP-XXXX is allowed requested items within reason. Allowed items include a human bed, a copy of Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace, and several dog toys.
SCP-XXXX is allowed one hour of outside time accompanied by two lightly armed guards once every two days. These guards are permitted to use non-lethal force in the event of an escape attempt.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a domestic dog (Canis lupus familiaris) of the Golden Retriever breed which is capable of vocal communications in several languages. SCP-XXXX appears to vocally communicate in the same manner as humans. SCP-XXXX displays similar behaviors to those of a typical Golden Retriever.
SCP-XXXX claims to know everything, both in the past and in the present. When asked a question, SCP-XXXX will respond with the answer it believes to be correct, almost never deliberately lying. SCP-XXXX will almost invariably respond to any question it is asked. Although a large amount of SCP-XXXX's knowledge is in regards to academics, it has shown experience in survival skills.
SCP-XXXX shows a strong desire to return to its previous owner, Samuel Lane. SCP-XXXX has attempted to escape from Foundation custody in order to return to Lane. Upon recovery, the Foundation made the decision to interview SCP-XXXX in order to test its knowledge and origins.
Recovery: SCP-XXXX was discovered in the house of Samuel Lane in Seattle, Washington, after neighbors reported repeated shouting to the local police on July 8, 2004. Upon entry, police found Samuel Lane missing and his dog still there. The dog introduced itself as Winston Lane, at which point they fell back and reported the dog inside to be speaking. The Foundation became aware of this and stepped in, administering Class-A amnestics to the police officers involved with the anomaly and the neighbors. Samuel Lane was later located in a rural town in Nevada. He claims to have done this to distance himself from the anomaly's origins farther north, in hopes to completely avoid any supernatural effects as well as SCP-XXXX itself.
Addendum XXXX-1: First Interview
Purpose: A preliminary interview in order to familiarize SCP-XXXX with an interview setting.
Personnel: Interview monitored by Dr. Gonsalves in a separate room. Conducted by D-29141.
Start of interview: July 18, 2004, 2:14 PM
D-29141: So, uh, what do I say?
Dr. Gonsalves: Just ask the questions on the paper we gave you, and write down what the dog in front of you says.
D-29141: The dog? Are you fucking with me?
Dr. Gonsalves: Start asking the questions, and you’ll see.
D-29141: Weird-ass place. Uh, what is your name?
SCP-XXXX: Hi! My name is Winston! Who are you?
D-29141 stumbles back in the direction of the door.
D-29141: The hell?
Dr. Gonsalves: Keep asking the questions. The dog doesn’t want to hurt you.
D-29141: Okay, fine, I guess. Whatever gets me out of here. My name is Evan; thanks for asking. So, uh, what’s two plus two?
SCP-XXXX: That’s easy! It’s four! Next one, next one!
D-29141: What do you know?
SCP-XXXX: I know everything.
D-29141: Are you okay with your containment?
SCP-XXXX: I guess. It’s cozy here, and these people are nice to me. They even let me sleep on the real bed. I get to run around in this room, and they let me go outside. But I really just want to go back to Sam. I love him, and I know he loves me, too. I know he still loves me.
D-29141: I think we’re getting somewhere, huh? How did you become so intelligent?
SCP-XXXX stops wagging its tail. It falls silent and appears upset and sorrowful.
SCP-XXXX: Go away now. I don’t want to talk to you anymore.
Dr. Gonsalves: Thank you, D-29141. That will be all. You can leave the cell.
End of interview: July 18, 2004, 2:17 PM
Addendum XXXX-2: Second Interview
Purpose: An interview to build trust to discover SCP-XXXX's origins during the location process of Samuel Lane.
Personnel: Interview monitored by Dr. Gonsalves in a separate room. Conducted by D-29141.
Start of interview: July 19, 2004, 10:31 AM
D-29141: So, you wanted me back here?
Dr. Gonsalves: [sarcastically] Yes, we figured you didn’t have much to do. Do the same thing you did yesterday.
D-29141: Alright, fine. I guess it could be worse. Hello, how are you today?
SCP-XXXX faces away from D-29141 and says nothing.
D-29141: What, do you not trust me or something?
SCP-XXXX: To be perfectly frank, I don’t. I thought we were just going to have a nice conversation.
D-29141: Look, man, I don’t care that much about whatever it is I did. If you’re gonna get mad, get mad at that doctor who wrote these questions.
SCP-XXXX appears to weigh its options for about ten seconds, then turns to D-29141.
SCP-XXXX: This isn't an issue of trust. While I don't exactly trust you right now, there are… other issues I have. I'm pretty trusting. I mean, look at me. I'm a dog; we trust basically everyone. I lost my only friend pretty recently. It's not something I really think I'm ready to talk about. Give me some time, and maybe I can talk about it.
D-29141: Does that work for you?
Dr. Gonsalves: That’s fine. It’s the only deal we can take right now. Now, get to the questions.
D-29141: Great. Now, how are you today?
SCP-XXXX: Well, I’ve been better. As I’m sure you can tell, I’m trapped in a big metal box. It’s comfy, but I miss being at a house. It wasn’t as luxurious, since I didn’t get the good bed or new dog toys when I asked, but that wasn’t what mattered to me. Home is where the heart is, and my owner was my heart.
D-29141: Was?
Dr. Gonsalves: Script.
SCP-XXXX: It’s fine; our relationship is just a little… complicated.
D-29141: I’ve been there. Um, do you want to escape at all?
SCP-XXXX: That’s most of what I want to do.
D-29141: Hey, uh, I don’t really get this next question.
Dr. Gonsalves: Just try to the best of your ability.
D-29141: Uh, what is your stance on the containment of anomalies by the SCP Foundation?
SCP-XXXX: Oh, I don't think they should do it. I think that if they can destroy it, they should. They have too many dangerous things just sitting in cells. I mean, what are you going to do when a bunch of Keter-class objects break out because you wanted to do research instead of just getting rid of them?
Dr. Gonsalves: SCP-XXXX should not have this much knowledge on the Foundation. D-29141, exit the cell.
End of interview: July 19, 2004, 10:40 AM
SCP-XXXX's knowledge on the inner workings of the Foundation is currently being looked into. Any of its knowledge pertaining to containment of anomalies and personnel information is seen as a threat.
Addendum XXXX-3: Third Interview
Purpose: A general wellness check for SCP-XXXX.
Personnel: Interview monitored by Dr. Gonsalves in a separate room. Conducted by D-29141.
Start of interview, July 21, 2004, 8:18 PM
D-29141: Hey. I’m back.
SCP-XXXX: Oh, hello, Evan! I have missed you so much!
D-29141: I’ve missed you, too, Winston. I’ve got a new batch of questions. Are you ready?
SCP-XXXX: As ready as I’ll ever be.
D-29141: Good. Est-ce que vous parlez français?1
SCP-XXXX: Oui. Et ce n’est pas le seul français. Je parle espagnol, russe, chinois, italien, japonais, hébreu, coréen, arabe et toutes les autres langues auxquelles vous pouvez penser.2
D-29141: Uh, I don’t think I can write that one down.
Dr. Gonsalves: We’ll just transcribe it later.
D-29141: How old are you?
SCP-XXXX: I am currently five years old.
D-29141: How much do you weigh? It says to say in metric.
SCP-XXXX: I weigh 31 kilograms.
D-29141: It looks like this is the last one. Do you have any anomalous properties that the Foundation does not know about?
SCP-XXXX: Well, only one that I can think of. I’m supposed to live as long as a human lives.
D-29141: That was a pretty boring interview. I mean, if I'm gonna keep interviewing you, I might as well just talk to you. Right?
Dr. Gonsalves: That is not what I would advise. It is not in your best interest to get too terribly friendly with anomalies.
D-29141: Come on, man. It's a dog. A dog with a tragic backstory. You can't tell me you're not interested in that.
Dr. Gonsalves: I understand the root of your interest. I am only telling you not to because this is still something that was likely never meant to exist if there really is a god who cares about his creations. Besides, you asked all the questions we made for you. It's best for you to leave.
SCP-XXXX: I think he should stay. He's been nice to me.
Dr. Gonsalves: I'm sorry, who's the doctor, and who's the dog?
SCP-XXXX: Who's the one who knows everything?
D-29141: Ooh, he got you.
Dr. Gonsalves: Leave the cell.
End of interview: July 21, 2004, 8:25 PM
SCP-XXXX’s claim cannot yet be proven, due to the fact that, at the time of writing, SCP-XXXX has been alive for a typical amount of time for a Golden Retriever.
Addendum XXXX-4: Fourth Interview
Purpose: A test of SCP-XXXX's supposed omniscience.
Personnel: Interview monitored by Dr. Gonsalves in a separate room. Conducted by D-29141.
Start of interview, July 22, 2004, 11:56 AM
D-29141: Okay, Winston. I have more questions, but I don't really get them.
Dr. Gonsalves: It does not matter if you don't understand them. So long as we get an answer, everything is fine.SCP-XXXX: This should be entertaining.
D-29141: Alright, uh. Awesome. At what time does the President of the United States of America scratch their nose?
SCP-XXXX: Exactly 7:53 PM, everyday. At least, they should.
Dr. Gonsalves: Incredible…
D-29141: What the f… Um, is Bigfoot real?
SCP-XXXX: Yes, although there are reasons we don't know that.
D-29141: Who are Marshall, Carter, and Dark?
SCP-XXXX: They're a group who likes to sell supernatural things to rich people.
D-29141: Who is the… O5 Council?
SCP-XXXX: Those in charge of this Foundation. And because of that, they're in charge of everything. They sought power that was indescribable, and now we can never be sure if humanity has been saved or doomed.
Dr. Gonsalves: Oh my God…
D-29141: You plan on telling me what this means?
Dr. Gonsalves: Exit the cell.
End of interview: July 22, 2004, 12:10 PM
SCP-XXXX has been determined to have knowledge of the SCP Foundation, the anomalies contained by it, and the O5 Council. Cause for concern has been raised about SCP-XXXX and any of its actions in regards to the Foundation.
Addendum XXXX-5: Fifth Interview
Purpose: A check of SCP-XXXX's mental health in containment.
Personnel: Interview monitored by Dr. Gonsalves in a separate room. Conducted by D-29141.
Start of interview: July 23, 2004, 12:38 PM
D-29141: Are you ready?
SCP-XXXX: I am, Evan.
D-29141: Perfect. Have you recently tried to escape?
SCP-XXXX: I have. I tried to dig as quickly as I could during my last outside time. They tranquilized me, though. Maybe they’re waiting to bring my owner up here.
D-29141: Maybe. What have you been doing with your free time?
SCP-XXXX: I’ve mostly just been reading. Nothing much to do here other than that.
D-29141: Do you like the doctors?
SCP-XXXX: Not one bit. They’re the wardens, and I’m the prisoner.
D-29141: Yeah, I don't like 'em too much either. I understand where you're coming from.
Dr. Gonsalves: Keep in mind I am listening.
D-29141: Hey, you put the question.
SCP-XXXX: Can I ask you a question, Evan?
D-29141: Uh, sure.
SCP-XXXX: How do feel about the anomalies that the SCP Foundation contains?
D-29141: Oh, jeez. Uh, I don't know that much about any of them. I guess I know you, but that's sort of it. They aren't sending me around in too many directions. They had me mop up some goop once, but other than that, I've just been with you. I mean, I like you. You're cool and all. I've heard about worse. Interviewing a dog isn't all bad compared to what I've heard about dangerous shit. So, I can't speak for other guys, but you're cool. I would consider you my friend.
SCP-XXXX begins wagging its tail.
SCP-XXXX: That's nice. Thank you. You can ask your next question now.
D-29141: Do you feel ready to discuss the origins of your intelligence?
SCP-XXXX: Give me some time. I think I need to sleep on it. Next time you come in and interview me, ask me. We'll see whether or not I'm ready yet.
Dr. Gonsalves: That will be all, D-29141. Please exit the cell.
End of interview: July 23, 2004, 12:44 PM
Addendum XXXX-6: Sixth Interview
Purpose: An interview to determine the origin's of SCP-XXXX's intelligence.
Personnel: Interview monitored by Dr. Gonsalves in a separate room. Conducted by D-29141.
Start of interview: July 25, 2004, 3:22 PM
D-29141: So this is the big moment, huh? They only gave me one question this time. How did you become so intelligent?
SCP-XXXX: I don’t think you should write this one down. It’s long, and I don’t want you to hurt your hand.
To tell you this, I’m going to go back to the beginning. I was born on April 14, 1999. I belonged to a breeder who sold purebred dogs. I was originally bought by a rich man who thought of me as a status symbol. However, he didn’t really like me. He thought I was too wild. He threw me to the streets, where I stayed for a while.
It was tough. Seattle isn’t known for its cheerful weather. I ate trash all day until someone found me. It was Samuel Lane, my owner. He brought me to his house. Once we were inside, he gave me a bath and finally fed me some real food. And I’m not talking about dog food. He gave me real carrots and ground beef. That’s better than what the rich guy fed me.
He picked me up, looked me in the eyes, and called me Winston. I knew that that was my name. We played all the time. He walked me when it wasn’t raining. He bought me toys. We watched TV together sometimes. But he never brought anybody else home. He was a lonely man, but I still don’t see why. He’s the nicest person in the entire world.
On July 1 of this year, he got sick of being lonely. I was his only friend, and he wanted to be real friends. He brought home this book that was bound in leather. It didn’t look to be in good condition. In fact, it looked ancient. There were no letters or markings on it. It was thick, too. There were a lot of pages. Sam said he was going to change our lives before he got out bags full of different things. I saw chalk, salt, hay, and a big thing of water. There was also a lot of almonds and heather, which are apparently used in witchcraft for wisdom and longevity. He drew a chalk circle around me and covered it with the salt. He sprinkled the hay all over me, and it got in the circle. I don’t think it was supposed to do that. Of course, I had no clue what was happening, and I just sat there because I thought it was a game.
He put the heather and the almonds into the water, which was now in a large glass goblet of some sort. He put a sewing needle to my forehead to get one drop of blood, which he also put into the goblet. Then, he threw a lit match into the mixture, which was extinguished the moment it touched the water. To my surprise, the mixture ignited three seconds later. When the flame stopped, the mixture now looked like one, homogeneous liquid. Sam put it to my mouth, and I drank all of it. He started chanting in a language I’m almost positive does not exist. I remember him saying the names of the knowledge gods Thoth3 and Fukurokuju4.
Next thing I knew, I could talk. I was suddenly smart. I talked to Sam, and he hugged me. I knew we were going to be even better friends now. I kept talking to him, and I noticed he looked a little sad. I wasn't quite sure why. He did the ritual to make us even better friends. We had been having long conversations. I told him all about ancient philosophies and mental health. Looking back on it now, I can see why he was bothered. I was basically analyzing him all the time. I was pointing out signs of depression and anxiety. I was even trying to educate him on stuff that Plato said about the human condition.
When I asked him what was wrong, he said I was too smart. He went out with the book and came back without it. Throughout the next five days, he constantly yelled at me. Called me a freak. Said he didn't need my help being happy. Said I was all wrong. That he corrupted the only thing that loved him. I don’t know why. I still love him. At least, I think I do. I want to see him again, so I must, right? And he probably loves me. He was just a little mad. If I go back now, we’ll be best friends again. Anyway, he left on July 8 with his car. That’s when the police showed up.
D-29141: Holy shit… I’m… I’m so sorry…
Dr. Gonsalves: Thank you, D-29141. You may exit the cell.
End of interview: July 25, 2004, 3:42 PM
Addendum XXXX-7: Interview with Samuel Lane
Purpose: An interview to determine Samuel Lane's knowledge and opinion on SCP-XXXX before administering amnestics.
Personnel: Interview conducted by Researcher James.
Start of interview: July 31, 2004, 5:01 PM
Researcher James: Um, I’m supposed to ask you questions about your dog.
Samuel Lane: Fine. Go ahead.
Researcher James: Is the dog who calls himself “Winston Lane” your dog?
Samuel Lane: He was.
Researcher James: Did you do a ritual to make him smarter?
Samuel Lane: Yeah, and I fucked it up. Something about the hay or the almonds where I used too much. Now, he knows everything in the goddamn world.
Researcher James: Where is the book you found this ritual in currently?
Samuel Lane: Incinerator, if I’m lucky. Probably some dumb magic stopping that though.
Researcher James: Where did you find this book?
Samuel Lane: Some guy on the street gave it to me. Said I looked lonely. Handed me that book with a bookmark on the page pertaining to my situation.
Researcher James: Can you describe this man?
Samuel Lane: Yeah, sure. Pale guy, almost entirely white. Tall, maybe 6 foot 4 or something near there. Couldn’t really see his eyes. He looked like he might’ve been a drug dealer, but some fancy one. I mean, the guy was wearing a suit and a hat out in the rain.
Researcher James: I see. Do you still love your dog?
Samuel Lane: What? Fuck no! That thing was such a cute dog, and then it started asking where more people were, telling me I look sad, wanting to watch the news. Total nuisance.
End of interview: July 31, 2004, 5:10 PM
Samuel Lane was administered Class-C amnestics after the interview to erase memories of SCP-XXXX. Investigations continue into both who gave Samuel Lane the book, and what this book is. Currently, MTF Kappa-21 (“Dog Days of Bummer”) are locating the book and its original owner.
Addendum XXXX-8: Seventh Interview
Purpose: An interview to inform SCP-XXXX on Samuel Lane.
Personnel: Interview monitored by Dr. Gonsalves in a separate room. Conducted by D-29141.
Start of interview: August 1, 2004, 9:03 PM
Dr. Gonsalves: D-29141, this is not going to be a traditional interview. You are going to be telling SCP-XXXX about what happened yesterday. Small talk is fine, just don't completely derail this.
D-29141: Do I have to do this?
Dr. Gonsalves: [sarcastically] No. Feel free to just leave the cell.
D-29141: Fine.
D-29141 turns to face SCP-XXXX.
D-29141: Hey, Winston.
SCP-XXXX: Hello, Evan! You look sad. Why?
D-29141: Do you promise to still be my friend?
SCP-XXXX: Of course! I have no reason not to. No, wait. You're about to tell me something bad, aren't you?
D-29141: They found your owner.
SCP-XXXX becomes very excited. It wags its tail and runs around for a few seconds while barking before coming back to the front of D-29141.
SCP-XXXX: Oh, you found Sam! This is great! Did he miss me? Is he coming to see me? How much did he say he loved me? Does he remember my favorite treats? Did he say I was his best friend? Tell me, tell me, tell me!
Dr. Gonsalves: Play the recording.
D-29141 reluctantly presses play on a tape recorder.
Recording of Researcher James: I see. Do you still love your dog?
Recording of Samuel Lane: What? Fuck no! That thing was such a cute dog, and then it started asking where more people were, telling me I look sad, wanting to watch the news. Total nuisance.
SCP-XXXX stops wagging its tail. Any signs of happiness drain from its face.
D-29141: Look, buddy, I'm so, so sorry.
SCP-XXXX: I… I understand. You didn't make any of that happen. I'm just… I didn't want it to end like that. I was under the impression that he still thought we were best friends. But he hated me. I guess I have closure on that.
SCP-XXXX forces a laugh before crying.
Dr. Gonsalves: If it's any consolation, Samuel Lane no longer has any memories of you.
D-29141: What the hell, man? He's crying! Would you want someone to tell you they made your best friend forget about you to make you feel better?
SCP-XXXX: No, it's… it's fine. I would rather he not remember me at all than him hating me.
D-29141: I'm so, so sorry. I wish it went differently.
Dr. Gonsalves: That will be all, D-29141. Exit the cell.
D-29141 begins to leave.
SCP-XXXX: Evan, before you leave, can you hug me?
D-29141: Of course.
D-29141 returns to his previous place and wraps his arms around SCP-XXXX. SCP-XXXX puts its head on D-29141's shoulder and whimpers. This lasts for ten minutes before D-29141 leaves.
End of interview: August 1, 2004, 9:19 PM
Addendum XXXX-9
Although interviews continue with SCP-XXXX, they are mostly wellness checks, determining mental health, physical fitness, and state of knowledge. Minor escape attempts continue during SCP-XXXX’s outside time, but these are all quickly stopped.
SCP-XXXX continues to display dangerous levels of knowledge, including highly classified information about the Foundation. When D-29141 ceased conducting interviews, SCP-XXXX showed much less enthusiasm.
Progress on locating the book and the man who gave it to Samuel Lane has been stagnant. Some members of staff have suggested that the man may be "Nobody". However, there is no evidence to prove this aside from the appearance of the man given by Lane.
SCP-XXXX has remained adamant about returning to Samuel Lane, despite knowledge of his memory erasure and previous opinion. It has been doing less reading and more sitting and laying down. Due to SCP-XXXX’s highly advanced intellect, doctors assigned to it are theorizing that it is planning an escape attempt. All personnel are advised to keep a close watch on SCP-XXXX, due to its intelligence on most aspects of the facility. A successful escape attempt could cause a chain reaction, leading to a large scale containment breach of Site-66.
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Special Containment Procedures: SCP-6521-A-1 to SCP-6521-A-31 is to all be kept in a standard size-10 humanoid containment cells in groups of 5, basic amenities and reasonable requests are to be approved (For a list of all items requested by SCP-6521-A instances, see Document-6521-Req). SCP-6521-C is to be kept onsite nearby in the case of conflict resulting in death. As SCP-6521-B and SCP-6521-A instances are both unable to cause harm to human being without direct interaction from said human, and the fact that no SCP-6521-A instances is able to cause any lasting/fatal injuries to human beings, SCP-6521 as a whole has been classified as safe. with one instance per cell.
8 armed security guards are to patrol the corridor containing SCP-6521-A instances containment chambers regularly, in shifts of 4. Due to Incident 6521-A, SCP-6521-B is to be closed as soon as the means to close it are developed. Any new SCP-6521-A instances are to be contained in the same manner as the original 31 instances. Personnels are advised to not come too close to SCP-8521-B due to the possibilities of new SCP-6521-A instances materializing
Description: SCP-6521 is the collective designation foundation givein a Sentient Objects for the show bfdi it has 3 of SCP-6521 designated as SCP-6521-A, SCP-6521-B, SCP-6521-C SCP-6521-A is was the collective designation of 31 different entities, most of which are seemingly sentient inanimate objects, with apparent human characteristics, most instances of SCP-6521-A possess 2 eyes, 2 legs, 2 arms, and a mouth. Intriguingly, SCP-6521-A's instances' limbs are composed of a black, smooth material, and seemingly no blood or body fluids are present in all instances. No SCP-6251-A instances possess any other feature, such as noses, or ears. There has been 4 instances of SCP-8251-A that lacks arms, and 2 instances of SCP-6521-A not possessing any limbs whatsoever. All instances of SCP-8521-A possesses the ability to intelligent thinking, and can hold intelligent conversations, even without a brain, as seen through dissection. The insides of SCP-6521-A are similar to their non-anomalous counterpart.
Strangely enough, 3 instances of SCP-6521-A are not object, but are seemingly flat 2D drawings that lacks any depth at all, these entities seem to betray the laws of physics itself, yet the other instances of SCP-6521-A does not seem to acknowledge this, or does not mind. The instances will always be seen as facing the viewer, regardless of direction, if 2 people are viewing an instance, it would appear as the instance was facing both viewers at once, even if they are in different directions, and touching them reveals an extremely smooth surface similar to that of glass. Similarities to SCP-3620 have been noted though no correlation has been found. These difficulties makes the dissection/examination/x-ray scanning of these instances to be near impossible.
SCP-6521-B is a seemingly-indestructible map of what appears to be a canal between 2 continents, notable details include a small desert, a forest, labelled "Evil Forest" and a purple island off to the right, labelled "Yoyleland" capable of creating an A-Class Transportation Vortex when the phrase "Blue Skiddo, You Can Too" is vocalized within it's vicinity. The portal would then transport the person holding it to another parallel universe/planet/alternate dimension/plane of existence, dubbed as SCP-6521-Alpha. This, according to interviews conducted, is the point of origins of all SCP-6521-A instances. For the full exploration logs of SCP-6521-Alpha, see all 4 Exploration Log 6521 below. For a list of all differences and deviations from Earth, see Deviation Log 6521.
-Exploration Log 6521-Alpha-1
-Exploration Log 6521-Alpha-2
-Exploration Log 6521-Alpha-3
-[DATA REDACTED].
SCP-6521-C is a large crank-powered device that has the ability to revive deceased instances of SCP-6521, capable of helping instances retain memories up to their death. Further inspection reveals that SCP-6521-A contains not a single piece of machinery, even though it supposedly runs on manual labor (cranking the crank), but instead, It contains 2 litres of [DATA REDACTED], a ██████ of [DATA REDACTED], and most baffling, a single instance of [OVERSEER ACCESS ONLY]. Small tubes and piston runs all around the other elements of SCP-6251-C. Further inspection of SCP-6521-A is prohibited due to █████ ██ ████ █ ███████ ████. On the outside, SCP-6521-A has the appearance of a metal box, with an opening, a keyboard (for entering the name of the deceased instance of SCP-6521, a chute for deceased instance to be dispensed from, and a hand-crank. The words "Hand-Powered Recovery Center" is written on it in white paint. Attempts to replicate the effects of the device are in progress.
Recovery history: SCP-6521 came to the Foundation's attention on ██-██-████. When rumors of nature fairies/monsters (revealed to be SCP-6521-A Instances) started circulating in the town of [DATA EXPUNGED]. MTF-Rety-9 (Stationary Collectors) was dispatched and all 31 SCP-6521-A instances, huddled up, some clutching SCP-6521-C, along with one instance using SCP-6521-B as a makeshift blanket, was found and contained with no difficulty and little resistance.
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Addendum A: Incomplete list of all instances of all 31 SCP-6521-A instances: (Outdated)
A ball of fire (refers to itself "Firey"), Of note is that subject shows symptoms of Amnesia. (Unconfirmed)
A leaf (refers to itself as "Leafy").
A bubble (refers to itself simply as "Bubble").
A Coin (refers to itself as "Coiny")
A floating ball of pink wool (refers to itself as "Puffball")
A Flower (refers to itself simply as "Flower"), aggressive and openly hostile towards staffs. But due to it's size, is unable to cause any real damage.
A sentient 2D picture of a stick figure. (Referred to by others as "David") unable to say anything other than "Aww, seriously?"
A Golf ball (Refers to itself as such.)
A Tennis ball (Refers to itself as such.).
For full list, see Entity Log 6521.
All SCP-6521-A instances or either non-aggressive, co-operative or unable to cause any serious damage to human beings.
Note: Several Interviews have been conducted with SCP-6521-A instances, below is a log of one such interview. For a full log of transcripts of every interview, see Document 6521-INT.
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DATE: 24 Feb 2021 19:43
SCP-XXXX -Silent but dangerous
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Keter
Special Containment Procedures: Web cameras and law enforcement must be monitored by the police at all times and in Vietnam to always have recorded evidence of SCP-XXXX activity in local and suburban areas so they can track his next move. Any kind of trap set up by SCP-XXXX must have officials or foundations to remove or properly be put in good hands to gather for further evidence.
All families must be kept in their homes for safety when Veterans Day occurs. All doors, windows, or other appliances must be locked to prevent SCP XXXX from getting in.
Any deaths that involve SCP-XXXX must be suppressed by any form of media to prevent word going out to the public. Any injuries or deaths that occur must be covered and replaced with a false story. Anyone that witnessed a death must experience a memory wipe to prevent them from taking it to the news.
Description: SCP-XXXX resembles an adult male in his mid 20-30s. The individual has only been seen only during the night and doesn't seem that age affects him. People have reported seeing him wearing a military soldier outfit that was worn by North Vietnam soldiers. His name remains unknown at this time but he has been nicknamed "Charlie". It has been suggested that SCP-XXXX had suffered from very severe PTSD during the Vietnam War and apparently sees everyone else as a threat out to get him. He only appears between a 4 month period, between the start of March till the end of June. What's interesting is he has been only seen in the country's that served during the Vietnam War that include, North and South Vietnam, U.S, China, Korea, France, etc. SCP-XXXX has been spotted mostly in areas that are suburban and isolated from the big cities and overpopulated areas.
There have been reports that the soldier in most cases doesn’t usually hurt or kill people physically, but uses a variety of traps, set up by Vietnam soldier to look out for any kind of threats. These traps constructed by SCP-XXXX, seem to date back when they were first used during the Vietnam War to slow down and wound American troops. Traps set up by SCP-XXXX have been most commonly found in forests, woods, and other areas populated by trees.
On Veteran’s Days, a different event would occur known as “unsuspected surprise”. On November 11th of every year, people in Vietnam will be the only one affected during the event. SCP-XXXX would only target people between the drafting ages of 18-26. SCP-XXXX would proceed to abduct/kidnap up to 11 people from any part of Vietnam. Between 2-3 weeks' process, 10 out of the 11 people SCP-XXXX abducted would be found having no memory of what had happened to them. As for the remaining person, they would be further known as SCP-XXXX-01. SCP-XXXX would “recruit” SCP-XXXX-01 in his anomaly behavior across the countries. If SCP-XXXX-01 refused to join SCP-XXXX, he would proceed to threaten them and tell them that the rest of the world is poison out to get them. Currently foundation staff was able to capture up to 16 different people that had suffered from SCP-XXXX. When brought into question about the anomaly, they would become unresponsive and tremble in fear.
It is currently unknown how SCP-XXXX is able to travel from one country to another at a fast pace. Contradicts that led to beliefs of SCP-XXXX transportation have been reports of foundation staff coming across human size holes. All human sized holes found by SCP foundation must be filled or covered to close transportation by SCP-XXXX from getting through.
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DATE: 24 Feb 2021 12:27
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DATE: 24 Feb 2021 09:38
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WARNING: THE FOLLOWING FILE IS LEVEL 3/XXXX CLASSIFIED
ANY ATTEMPT TO ACCESS THIS FILE WITHOUT LEVEL 4/XXXX AUTHORIZATION WILL BE LOGGED AND WILL LEAD TO IMMEDIATE DISCIPLINARY ACTION.
Special Containment Procedures: Derrek must be kept in a 3x3x3 meter room with 1m thick steel walls equipped with speakers and with 1 opening for a soundproof door, with no windows, no cameras, or any other device to view the inside of the containment unit, to ensure the anomalous effects don’t spread. A silent beep on the frequency of 16,347 Hz must be played at all times inside the containment to ensure that [DATA EXPUNGED] does not occur.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a cardboard cutout of the CEO of ███████████ Airlines. The cutout depicts him in a grey suit and the image was fading.The ink faded due to the age of the statue.. On the back of the cutout 'Property of ███████████ Airlines' is written in 'Sharpie' brand permanent marker.
When a sapient being5 looks at SCP-XXXX the subject manifests anomalous properties6. If any of these subjects look at SCP-XXXX for more than one (1) hour they will transform into an instance of SCP-XXXX and teleport into ███████ Airport (designated SCP-XXXX-2).
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DATE: 24 Feb 2021 09:18
Special Containment Procedures:
All hosts of SCP-XXXX are to be approached immediately upon detection of manifestation by an assigned supervisor and monitored for the entire length of SCP-XXXX manifestation. Personnel are not to attempt to apprehend or interview the host unless invited to do so. Should permission be given, supervisor is to immediately contact Dr. Genevieve, director of the Department of Essophysics. Amnestics must not be used on an active host of SCP-XXXX under any circumstances. Upon demanifestation, any records created by the host of SCP-XXXX must be appropriated by the Foundation and either preserved or destroyed according to decision by the O5 Council.
The true nature of SCP-XXXX must be obscured from all Foundation personnel, including those assigned to monitor hosts, in order to prevent a BK-Class "Lifted Veil" scenario. Such information is exclusive to members of the O5 Council and Dr. Genevieve.
Description:
SCP-XXXX describes itself as an essophysical embodiment of knowledge. As of 3/8/20██, there is no evidence contrary to this claim. SCP-XXXX manifests as a second conscious inhabiting a human host for no more than thirty-six hours at a time.. The human's original consciousness maintains control of their body, but can communicate with SCP-XXXX through thought.
SCP-XXXX's primary anomalous factor is its capability to provide intricately detailed information on any object, person, organization, concept, or phenomenon related to the anomalous. SCP-XXXX can demanifest from one host and remanifest in another at will, making containment effectively impossible, as any attempt at apprehension becomes fruitless once SCP-XXXX has left the host's body. Upon demanifestation, any knowledge of or provided by SCP-XXXX seems to be erased from the host's mind. Former hosts do not retain any anomalous properties.
According to interviews (see addendum XXXX.1), SCP-XXXX uses she/her pronouns and refers to itself as Dorothy. Requests for further self-description have met with failure.
Addendum XXXX.1: Interview with first discovered host
<draft author note: interviewee name is a placeholder, will be changed during review>
Interviewed: L████ B██████
Interviewer: Dr. Alba Genevieve, director, Department of Essophysics
Foreword: L████ B██████ contacted Dr. Genevieve through her work email requesting to be interviewed, offering information on an as-of-yet undocumented essophysical embodiement.
<Begin Log, 11/8/20██ 15:25:54>
Genevieve: Before we begin, please state your name and why you're here.
L████: Can do! My name is L████ B██████, and I've got the sentient manifestation of the very concept of knowledge in my brain today.
Genevieve: That's a big claim, you know.
L████: What'd be enough to prove it to you? I could talk about what happened to Site-17 in 2003, why Ethan Horowitz became SCP-4260, where Beta Cancri goes in the summer-
Genevieve: That's more than enough, thank you. I believe you. I don't want to have to take amnestics after this interview is done.
L████: Oh, good point, sorry. In any case, yeah. I can just wonder about something anomalous in my head, and Dot will pull up answers for me. Secrets about the Foundation, secrets *to* the Foundation, you name it.
Genevieve: Dot?
L████: Oh, yeah, that's her name. Or a nickname I gave her, really. Her full name is Dorothy.
Genevieve: I see. Tell me about what made you decide to contact me.
L████: Well, when I woke up this morning, there was one more person in my head than there was when I went to sleep. She mainly talks in concepts in the headspace, so she gave me info about herself and what she is, along with the fact that she'll only be in here for 36 hours before she moves on to a new host. I wanted to tell someone about it, but there's so much freaky anomalous shit that I know about now that anyone reasonable would think I'm crazy.
Genevieve: So you decided to come to me.
L████: Pretty much. I asked Dot who would be best to tell about her, and she told me your name, email, history with the foundation, and your experience with essophysics.
[Dr. Genevieve shifts in her chair.]
Genevieve: I…see. Is there anything specific you want to tell me about it?
L████: First off, I'm fine with you taking whatever measurements you want to while Dot's still here. It feels like that'd be helpful for drafting up procedures. Also, don't use amnestics on Dot's host while she's still there. Making the embodiment of knowledge as a concept forget something is…probably not a good idea.
Genevieve: I'm assuming you're aware of the fact that the Foundation doesn't exactly let anomalies write their own containment procedures.
L████: Oh, of course, of course. I just *also* know that this interview is on record and is gonna be included in the file once you're done.
Genevieve: I guess I can't argue with that. Tell me, then: what's going to happen to you once the thirty-six hours are up?
L████: Once Dot moves on to her next host, I'm gonna go back to normal. Well, not *normal* normal, I'm a bit too neurodivergent for that, but I won't know anything related anomalies or that Dot was ever here. I'm basically Dot's own experiment; seeing what a random person would do if they had access to all the secrets of the world for a day. It keeps her occupied.
Genevieve: How has this not resulted in a BK-Class "Lifted Veil" scenario yet?
L████: That'd ruin her fun. If everyone knew about anomalies all the time, she wouldn't be able to see what people would do with the knowledge. If someone tries to reveal it to someone not in the know, she leaves, and they forget everything before they can hit send.
Genevieve: I see. Is there anything else that would cause it to demanifest early?
L████: Being contained against the host's will, definitely. Can't see what someone would do if they aren't allowed to do what they want to. Also, don't expect Foundation personnel or any of your people of interest to be hosts - Dot takes newbies only.
Genevieve: That makes sense, given her goals. Thank you for talking with me. We're going to do some tests on you now, so come with me.
<End Log, 11/8/20██ 16:08:33>
Closing Statement: Dr. Genevieve confirmed the claims made by L████ B██████ about the nature of SCP-XXXX. L████ B██████ agreed to stay in Foundation custody until SCP-XXXX demanifested on 11/9/20██ at 8:17:04. L████ B██████ was administered Class-C amnestics and released without surveillance after confirming that all anomalous effects had ceased.
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DATE: 24 Feb 2021 05:44
Draft
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DATE: 23 Feb 2021 23:50
Item-Number: XXXX
Clearance Level: 1
Container-Class: Esoteric
Secondary-Class: Argus
Disruption-Class: Dark (Possibly Vlam)
Risk-Class: Caution
Description: SCP-XXXX, commonly referred to as ‘Skyquakes’ by the general public, are a series of extremely loud sounds occurring in the Magic Valley region of Idaho, USA.
These sounds are usually described as very similar to many different explosive weapons/artillery in current, or former, use by various militaries in the past and present. These weapons include (but are not limited to), medieval style canons, different mortars (heavy, infantry, self-propelled), different bombs (compressed gas, low explosive, high explosive), different field artillery, anti-tank rifles (sometimes written as anti-material rifles), fireworks, howitzers, tank guns, anti-tank guns (self-propelled and other), anti-aircraft guns (self-propelled and other), autocannons, coastal artillery, rocket artillery, recoilless rifles, and possibly others.
The cause of the sounds is still currently unknown.
Special Containment Procedures: Containment of the anomaly is still beyond the foundation’s ability, with many theorized solutions being proven inadequate and unreliable.
Currently the only known option we have is to keep containment in the hands of the native population, known as the Shoshone-Bannock Native Americans. This group, and their practices, seem to directly correlate in the appearance and disappearance of instances of SCP-XXXX.
The group’s containment procedures can be described in the following order
1. Group applies body makeup, with the women wearing red and white, men wearing black and blue, and children wearing a combination of the colors.
2. Group begins to chant, with men starting it off, women following after, and children coming in soon after that.
3. Group then appears to perform a traditional native american round dance, changing their chants to a song, in the order in which the chant was started, men, then women, then children.
4. After approximately 8 minutes the round dance is dismantled and the group shifts to sitting on their knees, starting a prayer in the process. Not much of the prayer is intelligible, but some recurring phrases and words consist of: ‘Mukua sikoax nyhwyh utu,’ ‘epwee mukua,’ ‘utu gai mukua.’ These prayers continue between 23 minutes and 17 seconds to 9 hours, 58 minutes, and 8 seconds. Researchers note that the length of the prayers directly correlate with the amount of time which had passed between then and the last session.
5. Chief stops prayers after the necessary amount of time has passed.
6. Sounds ceased to occur after the procedures.
(OOC) I am planning on adding interview logs with the native population responsible for the containment of the SCP, I would just like to receive feedback on what I have so far.
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DATE: 23 Feb 2021 23:45
Tales Hub » Series Archive » Antimemetics Division Hub » Five Five Five Five Five » SCP-3125
Item #: SCP-3125
Object Class: Keter
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3125 is kept inside Cognitohazard Containment Unit 3125 on the first floor of Site 41. This containment unit is a 10m by 15m by 3m cuboidal room clad in layers of lead, soundproofing and telepathic shielding. Access is through an airlock system at one end of the containment unit. This airlock is programmed to allow only one person to enter the containment unit at a time, and to remain locked until this person exits before allowing another person to enter.
Under no circumstances may any coherent information be allowed to leave the containment unit. This includes written and electronic notes, photographs, audio and video recordings, sound, electromagnetic and particle-based signals and psi emanations. During the exit cycle, a purge system rigged to the airlock flushes the occupant's memory by flooding the airlock with amnestic gas for three minutes.
A senior Antimemetics Division staff member must visit SCP-3125 every six weeks (42 days).
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