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DATE: 29 Apr 2021 07:01

Item #: SCP-Xxxxxx

Object class: Euclid.

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-xxx is to be contained within a 15x15x7 m cell adapted humanoid containment room composed of soundproof materials. Containment unit must be equipped with reinforced basic ammenities and one of its walls replaced in its entirety by a 5’ reinforced glass observation window. Air inside the containment is to be continuously recycled and kept at a pressure no less than 2.5 atmospheres and O2 concentrations no greater than 2%. Containment is to be accessed through an standard industrial airlock, which must experience a bi-weekly revision to ensure no leaks are present.

SCP-xxxx is fed 3kg of Silicates twice daily, and personnel issued with a standard environmental hazard suit and oxigen supply is to enter the enclosure at least once a month to retrieve any SiO residues excreted by SCP-xxxx. These residues are to be disposed of at a local landfill site after being tested negative for any anomalous properties, this must be done under the cover story of disposing residues from an excavation site.

After incident #2, SCP-xxxx is allowed to access a circular perimeter of 30 meters around its containment cell for up to 2 1 hour every day, being escorted by 4 armed MTF at all times and wearing a modified shock collar rigged to inject concentrated oxigen in its bloodstream from remote activation in case of hostility. SCP-xxxx is encouraged to request minor improvements over its own containment as possible reward for compliance. After incident - These requests must always be reviewed by a level 3 researcher prior to acceptance.

Any new research staff working on scp xxxx expected to enter its containment cell are to follow an acclimatization process to the entity. Failure to follow this procedure before entering the containment cell will result in the scp showing distress and non compliance towards the perceived intruder, and can be cause of reprimanding.

Description: SCP-xxxx is a large, sapient silicon-based entity, it measures over 3.5/4.5 meters in height and weights 2 tons. SCP-xxxx appears to possess vaguely humanoid appearance, completely covered in hard rock-like material and with muscular digitigrade legs ending in hooves. It possesses a large triangular mouth morfologically matching the Selachimorpha superorder, with rows of sharp conical fangs composed of an unknown material. Two pairs of amber crystals are present on either side of its head above the mouthpiece. After basic light response tests, they have been determined to act as SCP-xxxx optical organs.

It’s body is largely covered in sharp spikes, excreted out of a silicon variety of chitin, each scoring 8.4 in the Mohs hardness scale. It is unknown how the scp regrows its spikes or if it does at all, but they are strong enough to resist great kinetic trauma, radiation, heat and even corrosion, granting SCP-xxx great resistance to ambient threats.

Asserting Internal organs and skeleton arrangement through X-rays testing as well as other electromagnetic analysis have proven unsuccessful due to density and nature of its body composition. More invasive procedures were suggested but ultimately rejected concerning the scp's recovery posibility.

Blood sample testing is positive. Initial extraction attempts resulted in critical failure (see test log 1) . Recently extracted blood appears as translucent and viscous, but quickly turning red and hard upon making contact with oxygen. (on 100 ccl of blood taken from the entity on low O2 concentrations by a reinforced extractor) it was discovered a saline-like dilution composed by Mercury, with 15 previously unknown proteins conformed by complex silice compounds ebbed in the substance.

Exposure to high concentrations of air for extended periods of time threaten's SCP-xxx. While still able to breathe, its body will begin excreting quantities of SiO conclusive with the amount of Oxygen it has intaken. This event was first reported during its initial recovery, and once more during incident SCP-xxxx A2 (failure of airlock)). In both cases, the entity was subjected to great distress as it tried to expunge the resulting residue off of its breathing system, presenting analogue symptoms of an asthma attack.

SCP-xxxx is generally non violent, and not hostile towards Foundation staff, often displaying certain easiness towards its handling team. However, new staff entering it’s containment cell prior to being introduced will cause scpxxxx to become agitated and show signs of weariness and distress towards the violation of his space.. (See special containment procedures for appropriate protocol)

SCP-xxx is capable of vocalizing, but refuses to do so after its recovery incident left 4 MTF with severe hearing trauma and 1 [REDACTED]. After testing conducted in a sound-dampener test chamber, more insight into the scp was procured (See Addendum #3)

SCP-xxx is novice in thaumaturgy. When trying to communicate, SCP-xxxx alters the immediate air surrounding it, inducing the formation of sigils. Whether this ability was already latent on the SCP or if it was developed as an adaptation to its containment is currently under investigation, and potential risk is yet to be determined.

These sigils, hereby designated SCP-xxxx-1, are anomalous themselves. Despite being two-dimensional, they will always be facing the observer regardless of their position or number. SCP-XXXX-1 will remain in the position they were created and glow a between 15 and 30 seconds before disappearing. Despite an increase in lumens during this event, no change in temperature nor humen was detected during testing at any point, disproving the former theory of SCP-XXX being a reality bender.

SCP-xxxx-1 always presents the same structure: 3 thaumaturgic symbols arranged in a thaumaturgic triangle, following an as of now mostly unknown (sarkik/thaumaturge) language.

Director of XenoZoology and Thaumaturgy Dr. Daniel Bosnau has been working on a temporary lexicon ever since iSCP-XXXX's retrieval. But due to the complexity of the iconographics SCP-xxxx creates and their tendency to change, it's been deemed to score 76% accuracy.

SCP-xxxx began creating SCP-xxxx-1 as means to communicate with Foundation personnel. This conscious act of sentience and adaptation in pursuit of communication led to a revision of its containment procedures and the installation of a reinforced window.

Following Interviews has shown SCP-xxxx to display an average IQ of 110, as well as a curious behaviour and an empathetic emotional pattern, showing interest in common human items.

Addendum xxxx-01

Recovery

Addendum xxxx-02

Initial Behaviour

Addendum XXXXX-03

Interview-log xxxx-1:

Addendum xxxx-04:

Interview-log xxxx-2:

Addendum xxxx-5:

Interview-log xxxx-3:

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SCP-XXXX

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX should be contained in a build-in standard 7m(24ft) by 6m(22ft) garage at Site-██. The garage should not have any computers or machinery that are connected to the SCiPNET or any Foundation databases that SCP-XXXX could interfere with. SCP-XXXX is to be provided with only machines that it can control in its own garage. SCP-XXXX should only be let out of its garage for testing purposes or Foundation approved missions.

Description: SCP-XXXX is an orange first generation Tesla Roadster. SCP-XXXX has some form of sentience, that being it can communicate, process information and is fully capable of self-driving. Although it is incapable of feeling any pain, it can still recognize damage to its own body. SCP-XXXX is for the most part quite serious and unemotional when comes to how it communicates, but will occasonally make slight banter, most of the time at the expense of someone's mother.

SCP-XXXX is capable of remote controlling any electronic device that is connected a wifi signal or circutry based. Non-circutry or battery based devices like lights, speakers and powerdrills it can not take control. SCP-XXXX has been recorded to drive as fast as up to 400kmh(250mph) and beyond. Although SCP-XXXX is fully capable of self-driving, it will allow a person to take drive of it like a normal car if they need to.

Currently, there are no records of SCP-XXXX in any of Tesla's databases or where and when it was made and manufactured. SCP-XXXX has confirmed that all memories of it's creation has been wipped and it's memories only go back as far as when it was discovered by the Foundation.

Discovery: SCP-XXXX was discovered in late August of 2013 in the city of Port Arthur, TX. Locals were reporting to the police about a suspicious orange Tesla Roadster that was following them around. When they try to approach the car, the car would just drive away from them and all they could remember seeing was that there was no driver in the seat. Locals also reported their phones messing up or breaking when they were near the car.

Foundation agents were dispatched to Port Arthur to search and find SCP-XXXX. On the 29th of August at around 15:20pm, Agent █████ found SCP-XXXX behind an internet café after hear reports of the Wifi not working in the building. When Agent █████ tried to approach SCP-XXXX, it drove of quickly away from him. Agent █████ reported his findings and after a 2 hour long chase, Foundation agents finally managed to capture SCP-XXXX at the Motiva Enterprisies LLC oil refinery.

Addendum XXXX.1: Speech discovery

Rougly half an hour after SCP-XXXX was captured, one agent at scene was frustrated over how long it took to capture SCP-XXXX that they decided to kick on one of the doors of SCP-XXXX to let out their frustration.
When they kick on the door, SCP-XXXX loudly voiced them not to do that, as it will damage it. All the Foundation agents at the scene of the capture where all caught off guard and soon reported to the Foundation to schedule an interview with SCP-XXXX as soon as possible.

Addendum XXXX.2: Interviews

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DATE: 29 Apr 2021 06:54
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SCP-6058 during testing.

Item #: 6058

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures:
All entrances to SCP-6058 have been fitted with gated steel barriers to prevent public access. A security station has been erected on-site under the guise of a telecommunications station for the purpose of on site surveillance and a testing location.
Individuals possessing knowledge of SCP-6058s anomalous nature prior to containment are to be discredited and amnesticised when possible, an effort made easier by the local populations historic reluctance to share knowledge of SCP-6058.
Objects manifested by SCP-6058 may be utilised, kept and studied, with particularly notable or anomalous manifestations to be housed within Site-40.

Description:
SCP-6058 is the leftmost of three storm drainage tunnels connecting a small waterway to sea located in the town of ██████████ in southern Victoria, Australia. The tunnel is constructed of rebar reinforced concrete, measuring 1.7 metres in diameter and 15 metres in length, and frequently channels low amounts of water to the ocean.
SCP-6058 largely functions as a non-anomalous storm drain, with it's primary anomalous effect only manifesting when entered by lone persons from its south (Ocean facing) entrance. When a subject enters and traverses SC-6058 from this direction the subject which they were thinking about within the tunnel will spontaneously manifest in the glade outside the north entrance of SCP-6058.

Tunnel what makes what you're thinking about as you walk through it appear on the other end, no matter how wacky.
Brings back the dead
Town been using it for ages unknown to the foundation

Aquisition:
Came to foundation attention in 2016 when a local man playing pokemon go passed through it, causing the manifestation of a 9metre long blue serpentine entity which proceeded to destroy much of the area.

Addendum-1:
Log of tests

Addendum-2:
Test to bring back the dead
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DATE: 29 Apr 2021 06:23

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Item #: SCP-5289

Object Class: Thaumiel

Special Containment Procedures: The Parimeter Of SCP-5289 Is to be kept on site by MTF Unit "Sea Sharks." Any civilians who approach SCP-5289 are to be detained, and administered Class-B Amnestics, and dropped off roughly 3km2 inland by MTF Unit "Sea Sharks" VIA electric boats.

Description: SCP-5289 is a specific body of water located within the Bering Strait. When entities approach SCP-5289, they entity experiences a suddenly relaxed feeling. Research is still being undergone to figure why the area of SCP-5289 produces an intense calming effect on entities. Recent testing within the area of SCP-5289, suggess that the water within the proximity of SCP-5289 is filled with large quantities of dopamine, possibly explaining the calming effect within the area of SCP-5289. Research Unit "Sea Science" speculate that the nearby water of SCP-5289 can be extracted, and used by the Foundation. It is currently unknown on how the Foundation can use SCP-5289 at this time.

Addendum - 5/21/2014: During a routine use of underwater drone "Pirates Eye" a great white shark was observed by Research Unit "Sea Science" to be under the affects of SCP-5289. Researchers speculate this due to the shark behaving in a neutral manner to other lifeforms within the proximity of SCP-5289.

Test A - 9/6/2014

Subject: D-2419A

Procedure: Subject D-2419A is to be dropped off within the exclusion zone of SCP-5289 VIA MTF Unit "Sea Sharks." A great shark is to be brought along, transported cryogenically. MTF Unit "Sea Sharks" are to drop subject D-2419A within the proximity of SCP-5289, as well as the cryogenically preserved shark. Research Unit "Sea Science" is to observe if the great white attempts to injure subject D-2419A within the effect implemented by SCP-5289.

Results: Great white shark swam off approximately 50m, and disappeared from Foundation eyes. Did Not Attempt To Injure Subject D-2419A By Any Means.

Analysis: Researchers confirm that the effects of SCP-5289 currently work on hostile marines, that would usually attempt to injure any other mammalian(s) within it's current proximity.

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Object Class: Safe

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Addendum: [Optional additional paragraphs]

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Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is currently contained in a standard humanoid containment cell at the humanoid containment sector located at Site-17. Any luxurious items requested by SCP-XXXX must be approved by the current Site Director1, and must not break containment protocol. Testing of SCP-XXXX is currently conducted by Head Researcher Dr. Sage Evergreen.

Psychological evaluations must be done weekly by on-site psychiatrist Dr. Maxwell Cunningham. Transport to and from Dr. Cunningham’s office must be provided.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a humanoid male of Caucasian descent of 21 years old, its height being 173cm and weight 62 kg. SCP-XXXX also possesses black hair and grey eyes, holding no physical anomalous properties of the aforementioned characteristics.

Discovery:
SCP-XXXX first came to the Foundation as D-9945 at Site-19 when testing with SCP-035 were reassumed after a long period of time, D-9945 being chosen as the test subject for this experiment. The following log shows the conversation between Dr. Smith and D-9945.

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Initial Interview:

Interviewed: SCP-XXXX

Interviewer: Dr. Sage Evergreen

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Dr. Evergreen: Greetings, my name is Dr. Sage Evergreen. Are you Anthony Summers?

SCP-XXXX: Y-Yeah, pleasure of meeting you.

Dr. Evergreen: Same. Anyway, how are you doing so far?

SCP-XXXX: Outside of being changed from one cell to another, I've been doing well I guess.

Dr. Evergreen: Apologies for hearing that, but we have discovered something about you and we are in the need to contain you.

SCP-XXXX: …I never woulda thought that I would be turned into one these,,, things. It feels like shit. Crap, sorry.

Dr. Evergreen: Don't worry about it. I understand your surprise about this discovery, but I am here to help you. The Foundation has the best interest at hand, trust me.

SCP-XXXX: …Ma'am- Doctor, I don't want to doubt about what you said or anything, but I was kept in a cell for almost a month and used as bait for these things. You don't sound very trustworthy, if I'm honest.

Dr. Evergreen: Look, you won't be in any danger when participating in these new tests to understand more of your abilities. Just cooperate with me and you should be good to go, alright?

SCP-XXXX: …Alright, fine. I'll keep my head down, then.

Dr. Evergreen: Great! Alright, if that's all then we should end this session-

SCP-XXXX: Hey, but what about my contract?

Dr. Evergreen: Contract?

SCP-XXXX: Yeah, the contract I signed for all these mumbo-jumbo testing. One month and then I'm free, remember?

Dr. Evergreen: I think we've already established that you will be staying here for a while, so that contract won't be taken into account.

SCP-XXXX: What?! No seriously, you promise me to either die in jail or turn into one of your guinea pigs for a month and then I'm free, but because of some… some bullshit power that I have I'm not allowed to leave. Are you fucking serious?

Dr. Evergreen: Please, SCP-XXXX. Calm yourself down-

SCP-XXXX: See?! You call me just like those things! I'm human, for fuck's sake. Someone outside is waiting for me! I need to meet with him!

Dr. Evergreen: …We're finishing this session now.

SCP-XXXX: I'll be back, bro. I f-fucking promise you, I'll be back.

<End Log>


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One of your modules doesn't work, as I'm sure you're aware.

The opening RAISA warning is too casual, make it sound formal.

Don't include a smiley face in the message, add after that there was a crude 'happy face' carved after the message.

Add more than "this is theorized to connect to SCP-6000"

There wouldn't be a dash between 0.5 and meter

You didn't replace SCP-XXXX-A with SCP-6000-A

I feel you mislabeled these different components. When you classify something as SCP-XXXX-A, -B, or -C for example. In my experience those are reserved for specific components of a whole, such as a single individual. I'll give an example below.

SCP-XXXX-A is a man who can open portals into other dimensions. SCP-XXXX-B would be his cane, which he uses to create the portals.

Also in my expeirence, classifying somehting as SCP-XXXX-2, or -3, is to group a larger collection of individuals. I'll also give an example below.

SCP-XXXX is a woman who can create bunnies when she pulls them out of her hat. Those bunnies would be classified as SCP-XXXX-2.

Also if I misunderstand this system, please feel free to tell me.

You say the SCP-6000-C can stop the SCP-6000-B from dying, but you should go into more detail on this.

Wait wait wait. So this tree sprouted from the ground, and these people were trapped inside. So the MTF just said "Yeah whatever" and left them in there?? Yeah it caused heavy damage to the roof, but that's not even close to dangerous for the MTF.

You introduce this new MTF, MTF Lambda-1, but you don't actually describe what they do. You should add a footnote briefly detailing what they do.

I feel like the interview is kinda crlunky. Either re-write bits of the SCP-6000-C's dialogue or extend the interview to have SCP-6000-C leaving the interview or something like that.

Addendum 2 is a bit off, all the text just kinda clumped together. Either add dividers or add larger gaps in between the text.

Wait you're introducing another Lambda-1? Why?

The nickname would have parentheses around it: Armed Command Battalion Lambda-1 ("God's Children")

Dr. Thervene wouldn't be referred to as Dr. Cole in the interview log transcript. SCP-6000 could mention his name, but his title in the transcript should be Thervene.

(Also a side note, Thervene is a cool name)

Small detail, but when you get Thervene to say "Get the paramedics, check on them." you should say instead:

Dr. Thervene: [Talking to Project Head Insert Name) Get the paramedics, check on them.

I like how you end that transcript as well, very good stuff.

I also just noticed this. In the pre-interview description, you don't add the period to Dr.

Your link to SCP-990 is messed up and doesn't work.

Utilizes is spelled incorrectly in Addendum.6000.3

I feel like Dr. Dre is on the cusp of me not liking his writing. He swears a lot and while I get his frustrations I don't think he should swear that much.

You call Dr. Dre both Dr. Dre and Dr. Smith. I thought Dre was his last name, you should make that more apparent.

You say "This bitch almost took killed everyone there" in the interview, make sure to delete either killed or took.

In the final revision the ACS is a bit off, either change it slightly or keep it there as it is.

The ending is a bit meh, it's alright. It doesn't strike me with any emotion.
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This document has been noted to contain explicit descriptions of transmisia, transphobia, ableism, physical, emotional and verbal abuse, self-harm and body mutilations.

— Maria Jones, Director, RAISA



Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Safe2

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be kept in standard humanoid containment at Site-83's Medical Wing. SCP-XXXX’s eyes must always have protective coverings to halt the growth of bacteria. SCP-XXXX is to be fed intravenously a mixture of nutrients and morphine and its medical pans cleaned thrice daily. The object's skin must be moisturized daily. As of writing SCP-XXXX hasn't indicated any signs of higher cognitive functions aside from reactions to basic stimuli. Due to Incident-XXXX.2 minor fluctuations in SCP-XXXX's cognitive functions were detected3.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a 55 year old white, female, humanoid mannequin. The anomaly is unable to move its body. It is unable to move or close its eyes and a custom pair of protective lenses have been built to prevent gangrene and halt the progression of its cataracts. The only functions that move independently are its circulatory, nervous, digestive, respiratory systems. SCP-XXXX's skin is desiccated, dry and frequently cracks and bleeds if not moisturized.

SCP-XXXX is sentient and will only react to basic stimuli such as light and sound. Brain scans on SCP-XXXX show that it is incapable of higher-cognitive functions and the ability to process language. As of Incident-XXXX.1 it is conjectured that SCP-XXXX is able to process auditory language.

Stimuli Reactions
D-47382 Subject was asked to move SCP-XXXX's arms up horizontal to the anomaly's shoulder. (T-Pose)
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Stimuli Reactions
D-54893 SCP-XXXX is hooked up to an EKG (???). Subject was instructed to shine a flashlight into the anomaly's eyes.
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Stimuli Reactions
D-59040 Subject was asked to use an airhorn next to the anomaly's ear.
Protocol DATA HERE
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Incident-XXXX.1

On 21/08/02 researchers Davis and Leary were discussing the updated protocols for PoI-XXXX's surveillance. Researcher Leary had forgotten to mute the containment room's PA and as such SCP-XXXX was privy to the researchers' conversation. The brain scanner that was hooked up to the anomaly spiked drastically and video feed caught more liquid than usual clearing out of SCP-XXXX's tear ducts via tube. <- (i am very much not sure if this is a good way to approach them finding out she is still sapient)

Since the incident researchers try to verbally communicate with SCP-XXXX. At the moment SCP-XXXX's brain scans reveal heightened activity in the auditory and language centers of the brain and no other reactions recorded.

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