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SCP-XXXZ: The Thing That Kills You

Please, just let me rest.

All transmissions from FOB Locke are to be disregarded. There were no survivors.

Item #: SCP-XXXZ

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXZ is to be held in a standard Safe-Class container. SCP-XXXZ is only to be used with the approval of the O5 council.

Description: SCP-XXXZ refers to a standard switch knife. SCP-XXXZ's anomalous properties are known to manifest should it:

  • Injure an individual such that they lose 40% of their blood
  • Injure an individual to cause significant damage to the brain
  • Injure an individual to cause significant damage to the heart
  • Injure an individual such that they are incapable of respiration

Investigation is underway to discover additional ways to trigger SCP-XXXZ's anomalous properties.

Should an individual be injured by SCP-XXXZ in such a way that activates its anomalous properties, that individual will die.1

Discovery: On 5/14/2130, SCP-4514 was recovered following a violent altercation between two inebriated individuals. The quarrel resulted in SCP-XXXZ being used to kill one of the involved persons. Foundation personnel were alerted after the local paper published a story covering the event, who administered amnestics to all witnessing parties. A disinformation campaign was run thereafter to discredit the news agency.

Experiment Log:

Experiment #: 1
Subject: D-3314, 36-year-old caucasian female, healthy
Procedure: Subject is to be given a minor incision (0.125cm deep, 3cm long) into her arm with SCP-XXXZ.
Result: Subject survived.

Experiment #: 2
Subject: D-3314, 36-year-old caucasian female, healthy
Procedure: Subject is to be sedated and given a major incision (1cm deep, 10 cm long) into her leg with SCP-XXXZ. Afterwards, the wound is to be stitched together.
Result: Subject survived.

Experiment #: 3
Subject: D-8833, 93-year-old asian male, inhibited cerebral function
Procedure: Subject is to be sedated, and then punctured with SCP-XXXZ. The puncture is to target the brain, and occur as swiftly as possible.
Result: Subject expired.

Experiment #: 4
Subject: D-11424, 131-year-old caucasian female, suffering from muscle spasms and numbness due to complications arising from neck surgery.
Procedure: Subject is to be sedated, and given a major incision (1cm deep, 10 cm long) across her midsection. If the subject is still alive after 50% of the subject's blood has left her body through the incision, the wound is to be stitched together, and an adequate amount of blood is to be siphoned back into the subject.
Result: Subject expired after 40% of her blood left her body.

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Experiment #: 47
Subject: Researcher George Haus, 132-year-old caucasian male
Procedure: A small portion of SCP-XXXZ is to be removed, and melted. It is to be fused with a standard 45-caliber bullet. The subject is to be sedated and then shot in the head with the bullet.
Result: Subject expired.

Experiment #: 48
Subject: Researcher Tanya Luvoi, 89-year-old caucasian female
Procedure: Subject is to be sedated. Pressure is to be applied to the subject's throat using the handle of SCP-XXXZ such that the subject suffocates.
Result: Subject expired.

Experiment #: 49
Subject: Site Director Charles Panthe, 149-year-old caucasian male
Procedure: Subject is to be sedated, and then punctured with SCP-XXXZ. The puncture is to be performed by a mechanical arm.
Result: Subject expired.

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DATE: 13 Jun 2021 18:13
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Item #: SCP-5719
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures:
SCP-5719 is to be kept in a sealed room in Site-██ with no external monitoring of any form. At all times, a single member of personnel is to be left in the presence of SCP-5719 with strict instructions to not interact with SCP-5719 in any way, shape or form, and that doing such is cause for immediate termination of foundation employment. They are to be instructed on the nature of SCP-5719 at the start of their shift, and after six (6) hours guarding SCP-5719, they are to be removed and replaced with a new member of personnel. Under no circumstances is a member of personnel that has already spent a shift guarding SCP-5719 to be allowed to guard SCP-5719 again. However, any personnel who wish to guard SCP-5719 may request to do so and be assured a position at the earliest convenient time.

Should a member of personnel be found to have interacted with SCP-5719 during the course of their shift, they are to be given Class B amnestics and terminated from all foundation employment. Should a D-class personnel have been found to be in violation of SCP-5719 containment procedures, they are to be given amnestics but not otherwise discharged from duties.

Description:
SCP-5719 is a red and brass book, 1 foot tall, six inches thick, and eight inches wide, kept closed with a latch upon the front cover. The cover of SCP-5719 is made of a material resembling red velvet with brass trim. There is no lettering upon the spine or cover of SCP-5719, though looking at SCP-5719 is described as tempting, as though it contains all knowledge one could possibly ever desire.
Testing has revealed this impulse is not any form of compulsion, merely a memetic expression of SCP-5719's nature.

As discovered by Dr. ██████ following [DATA EXPUNGED] on ██-██-████, the true nature of SCP-5719 is a compendium of all knowledge in the entire multiverse. Any and all secrets can be found within its endless pages, though at a terrible price. Upon first opening the book, the answer to the question which the individual truly desires to know the most will be unveiled to them. This may be as simple as knowing the name of who the individual will come to find love with or as complicated as the true nature of SCP-055 or the method by which the Grand Unifying Theory will be proven or disproven. The more complex the information provided, the greater the toll SCP-5719 extracts from the reader.

This knowledge comes at a terrible price. The reader's mind and body become the conduit for all knowledge in the multiverse, tearing both asunder within mere moments of exposure to SCP-5719's contents in excruciating pain. Unless treated with amnestics within hours of exposure, this results in permanent insanity for the afflicted individual. Even before this threshold has been passed, speech becomes incoherent and inconsistent, and frequently is accompanied by delusions of omniscience. Minor testing has shown that the ramblings of those affected by SCP-5719 tend to be true, though often incomprehensible due to extensive incoherency of speech.

It is theorized that a mentally powerful enough individual might be capable of withstanding SCP-5719's negative effects to truly learn the secrets of the multiverse, however the Ethics Committee has forbidden such tests due to any individuals with mental fortitude strong enough to withstand SCP-5719's effects likely being similarly immune to the amnestics required to treat the insanity, and the SCP foundation does not have sufficient beings potentially capable of such a feat to warrant the risks involved with said tests.

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DATE: 13 Jun 2021 18:04
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Item #: SCP-X

Object Class:* Euclid

Special Containment Procedures:

Description: SCP-X is the circulation of posters, books, and other media in the population. The method of spread is unknown. Accounts posting images of SCP-X are burner accounts with IP addresses located in space, posters apparently instantly manifest upon being obscured by another object, and people find pamphlets and guides on their persons mid-transit. SCP-X is also flexible enough to target specific demographics, and is written in English, Russian, Chinese, and twenty two other languages. When SCP-X was first discovered, they were published in English, implying an origin in the US.

While the contents of SCP-X instances are mundane, perceiving any content will irreversibly alter the neural map, causing them to be psychologically incapable of committing certain actions. The full list of inactions are still being tested for.

Ethic Committee Review: Case File-X

SCP-X is in a unique position, such that containment is both difficult and bothersome. While the full document of SCP-X effects have yet to be fully mapped, it was voted unanimously to indefinitely delay the containment of SCP-X.


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Assigned Site Site Director Research Head Assigned Task Force
Provisional Research Site 134 Dir. Johan Hrolfsson Dr. Cassius Langdon, Dr Amelia Wu-Langdon STF Omicron-18 "Desert Rats"
SCP-XXXX.jpeg

Road leading into the locus of SCP-XXXX. The ridge shown is the lip of a crater made by SCP-XXXX-B-3, presumably as it fell to the ground.

Special Containment Procedures: Due to the massive size of the various instances of SCP-XXXX, transport to a secure containment site is currently not possible. In light of this difficulty, a research site has been built around the locus of SCP-XXXX, designated Provisional Research Site 134 (henceforth referred to as PRS-134). A perimeter is to be maintained around PRS-134 no less than 25km from the site, and all access to airspace within 200km is to be restricted to Foundation-approved aircraft only. Stationed Task Force Omicron-18 "Desert Rats" has been founded in order to patrol the security perimeter of PRS-134.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a large area in Central Australia, roughly 240km2, containing instances of SCP-XXXX-A and SCP-XXXX-B. SCP-XXXX is devoid of all native multicellular life, and single-celled organisms are exceedingly rare. Population density of microorganisms is only 3% of the average for the environment in which SCP-XXXX is located. The cause of this desolation is currently unknown, although it has been theorized that SCP-XXXX was, at some point in the past, highly radioactive. Radiological dating of the surrounding soil, as well as bone samples from SCP-XXXX-B instances, date back roughly 225 MYA (million years ago), just before the Permian extinction12.

SCP-XXXX-A is the collective designation for all large-scale robotic entities found within SCP-XXXX. They are of massive size, with the average height of recorded instances being 1.3km. Explorations into SCP-XXXX-A have revealed a hollow interior to many of instances, with control interfaces and viewing screens present within. These interfaces do not match any terrestrial or extraterrestrial devices of a similar nature known to the Foundation. The outer plating of many instances of SCP-XXXX-A are constructed of a Titanium-Iron-Cobalt-Aluminum alloy. Notable exceptions include SCP-XXXX-A-7 and SCP-XXXX-A-15. Efforts to reproduce this material have so far been unsuccessful. This alloy is extremely durable, with its upper limits of resistance to ablation, tearing and denting not yet known. Further study is recommended to learn the manufacturing process of this material. Despite the high durability of this material, all instances of SCP-XXXX-A are heavily damaged, with large tooth and claw marks matching the bite radius and claw patterns of various instances of SCP-XXXX-B.

SCP-XXXX-B is the collective designation for all large-scale organic remains found within SCP-XXXX. The average height of these specimens is 1.5km. From data gathered from bone structure, all instances of SCP-XXXX-B appear to be reptilian in nature, although of an unknown genus13. Despite being reptilian, many instances show unusual adaptations not found anywhere else in reptiles, such as SCP-XXXX-B-21, which sports a heavily armoured carapace surrounding its entire body. All instances of SCP-XXXX-B show fatal wounds matching weapons wielded by SCP-XXXX-A. This damage, along with equally devastating damage to SCP-XXXX-A seems to indicate a battle occurred between SCP-XXXX-A and SCP-XXXX-B. Further exploration is recommended.

Addendum: Following Expedition XXXX-1, all personnel with the exception of D-Class personnel used for testing must be equipped with a Scranton Reality Anchor at all times within any instance of SCP-XXXX-A.


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SCP-6457

Site-19 prior to classification and demolition.

Special Containment Procedures: In order to avoid the Foundation's secrecy from becoming public, all SCP-6457-1 instances are to be neutralized as soon as possible.

All SCP-6457-2 instances are to be recontained in other Foundation sites or anomalous phenomena deemed capable of following the required requisites to implant the obligatory containment protocol for said anomalies.

See Addendum 6457.1 for further information.

Description: SCP-6457 is the designation given to an ongoing CK-Class Reality Restructuring scenario within the SCP Foundation's worldwide dominions, including Sites and Areas.

Whenever a SCP-6457 event occurs, a random Foundation site will become into an SCP-6457-1 instance along with Site personnel. Contained anomalies will become SCP-6457-2 instances and will suffer the effects of SCP-6457.

Addendum: [Optional additional paragraphs]

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SCP-6000

Special Containment Procedures:

Initially, a Biological Research Unit (Bio Unit J4-78, aka “Honeysuckle”) was established to study and maintain the security of SCP-6000. However, following an extensive evaluation of SCP-6000-A’s beneficial properties, Bio-Unit J4-88 was subsequently expanded and re-designated as Site-171.17 As such, SCP-6000 and SCP-6000-A are protected from discovery or disruption by standard Foundation Site security measures.

SCP-6000-A is to be maintained at a diameter of between 6,000 meters and 6,500 meters at all time, with appropriate adjustments made to gardening schedules whenever necessary. SCP-6000 itself is immobile and requires no additional physical containment. SCP-6000 has been deemed a Non-Hostile Sentient Entity (NHSE) and has proven willing to assist Foundation researchers when its mental state permits.

While Site-171 staff members are permitted to discuss their work with SCP-6000,18 it is recommended that they avoid mentioning particularly unpleasant or distressing events such as mass bloodshed or torture. Such topics have a strongly negative impact on SCP-6000’s mental wellbeing and can result in extended periods of non-communication. SCP-6000 should especially not be informed of incidents where the actions of the Foundation might be considered morally dubious, or have resulted in high levels of casualties or extensive suffering. SCP-6000 has an extremely sensitive disposition, and it is believed that such revelations may damage the Foundation’s on-going relationship with it.

Any significant changes in SCP-6000’s attitude or behaviour should be reported immediately to a member of Site-171’s supervisory staff.

Description:

SCP-6000

SCP-6000 is an parametic entity that identifies itself as “the Earth God Hepolokoli”. It is presently housed within a sandstone pillar (or “standing stone”) which measures 4.7 meters in height above ground and has a further 0.5 meters below ground. The pillar is coated with lichen and moss, and its upper area appears to have been partially eroded by weather. Two other smaller stones, measuring 4 meters and 3.8 meters in height, have been placed nearby. SCP-6000 reports that these are the remnants of 9 stones which were originally placed around its pillar.

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SCP-6000 shortly after its initial discovery.
SCP-6000-A has a diameter of only 7 meters.

SCP-6000 professes to have been the deity of a small tribe that lived approximately 4,000 years ago. This is consistent with radiocarbon dating of human remains unearthed near the pillars.19

SCP-6000 is able to communicate through an adaptive form of telepathy, which it claims also enables it to converse with non-sapient animals and plants. So far, it has been largely cooperative with Foundation personnel. However, SCP-6000 suffers from poor mental health and is prone to long periods of silence when upset. It has found certain enquiries about its history extremely distressing, and frequently believes that Foundation personnel are asking it questions out of a sense of obligation or politeness rather than genuine interest.

SCP-6000-A

SCP-6000-A is the designation code given to SCP-6000’s range of anomalous influence. It is a roughly spherical area of space that extends outwards from SCP-6000 in all directions. Living organisms within SCP-6000-A are subject to the following anomalous effects:

  • The majority of sapient life forms, including all humans so far exposed to SCP-6000-A, experience increased feelings of happiness, pleasure, and contentment, and reduced feelings of anger, hatred, and hostility. These effects become increasingly pronounced the closer the subject is to SCP-6000. Individuals struggling with mental health concerns such as stress, anxiety, depression, and PTSD report that their symptoms are lessened while within SCP-6000-A. In most cases, some degree of these effects persist even after a subject leaves SCP-6000-A, with longer periods of exposure resulting in longer and more intense aftereffects.
  • Any flora planted within the soil of SCP-6000-1 will grow rapidly until it has reached a state of maturity. At that point, its biological aging will abruptly slow. Flowers will grow from seeds in a matter of days and then remain in bloom for months at a time. This occurs regardless of whether or not the plants are provided with sustenance such as sunlight, water, or nutrients. Plants within SCP-6000-1 also appear to be unaffected by most external factors, including climate, soil type, and disease.

The diameter of SCP-6000-A is determined by the amount of time and effort that individuals put into gardening-related activities within it. Increasing the amount of time and effort will expand the size of SCP-6000-A, while reducing them will cause it to contract.

This will occur completely irrespective whether the "gardening-related activities" would actually be beneficial to normal flora. Activities that have been found to support SCP-6000-A's expansion include pouring buckets of water into a single patch of soil, digging holes for "imaginary seeds" and then filling them in again, and running a child's toy mower across the grass. Using an automated water sprinkler system did not promote expansion, although installing the system did.

SCP-6000 describes activities that expand SCP-6000-A as "acts of worship” towards him. It states that it does not chose what actions are counted as worshipful, but that it is able to feel if a particular action is or is not. SCP-6000 claims to have no control over the size or effects of SCP-6000-A.

Addendum 1 – Site-171:

 1/6000 clearance required – site overview
4/6000 clearance required – list of anomalies under site jurisdiction
4/6000 clearance required – list of wellbeing center patients

Addendum 2 – Supplementary Interview Logs:

◆ Interview Log 6000.1 – [6000-S-25/08/2016-001] ◆
◆ Interview Log 6000.2 – [6000-S-13/10/2016-003] ◆
◆ Interview Log 6000.2 – [6000-S-13/10/2016-003] ◆
◆ Interview Log 6000.4 – [6000-S-13/10/2016-003] ◆
◆ Interview Log 6000.4 – [6000-S-13/10/2016-003] ◆
◆ Interview Log 6000.4 – [6000-S-13/10/2016-003] ◆




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DATE: 13 Jun 2021 08:37

Item Number: SCP-XXXX

Containment Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be placed in a standard secure storage room in Area-173's low-risk containment sector.

SCP-XXXX

SCP-XXXX, prior to containment.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a brown sofa measuring 1.5m x 1m x 1m. All persons within a 10 metre radius from the centre of SCP-XXXX feel their legs becoming tired and wish to sit down. Upon having sat down on SCP-XXXX, subjects will usually feel bored and wish to gain unhealthy food and snacks.

Should a Television with a compatible remote control be placed in front of SCP-XXXX, the subject will feel an urge to watch said television. Programs that subject choose are usually in the category of Sitcoms, Soap Operas, Comedy and/or drama shows.

Should subjects sit on the sofa sit on the sofa for a time period longer than five hours, they will lose their ability to stand voluntarily. Should a time period of ten hours elapse without standing up, subjects will temporarily lose their ability to stand for 72 hours following ceased contact with the sofa.

After a time period of 24 hours has elapsed without standing up, subjects will permanently lose their ability to stand up. Foundation research has shown that all muscles responsible for standing are non-damaged, but the brain stops sending electrical impulses to the brain.

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Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be kept in a windowless containment chamber equipped with cameras embedded in the walls for surveillance, a bench, and a heavy containment door. The surfaces the cameras occupy must not be smooth, and instead should surround the camera’s lens with finely corrugated concrete. The containment chamber will require strong lighting for study purposes, as well as blacklights in order to see and study SCP-XXXX's writing on camera. A thunderstorm simulation is also to be installed, consisting of strobe lights, speakers, a rain shower head covering the whole area of the ceiling, and a drain. SCP-XXXX’s room should be kept, at minimum, 6 meters away from foundation personnel at any point.

SCP-XXXX should be kept occupied with a supply of dry-erase boards and markers, as well as office paper whenever available. A drop box leading to its containment will facilitate its supply. A simple plastic storage big is adequate for SCP-XXXX to store these items. Providing more bins will ensure SCP-XXXX can go for longer periods of time before becoming disorganized. Delivery is not to be made while SCP-XXXX is in meditation. Failure to keep SCP-XXXX supplied will result in agitation, until the entity turns violent and attempts escape.

Contact with SCP-XXXX is to be closely monitored via the cameras in SCP-XXXX’s containment, and conversations are to be recorded. All contact with SCP-XXXX must be approved by level-# access or higher. Researchers and other personnel are not permitted to enter the hallway leading to SCP-XXXX’s containment, else risking agitation. Only janitorial, D-class personnel, and escorting guards are permitted to enter the corridor, and only for research and maintenance purposes.

SCP-XXXX requires one meal of 4,000 calories every 24 hours, and should be administered in a ration through the drop box. SCP-XXXX may also acquire sustenance from corpses, in which case no ration is to be dispensed that day.

In the event that SCP-XXXX attempts to escape during agitation, the shower system should be activated. In the event that the simulated rain fails to subdue SCP-XXXX, facility guards must use trichloromethane darts to sedate it. Facility guards are to administer doses at range until the subject is fully sedated. Guards will have approximately 20 minutes to return SCP-XXXX to containment and remove the spent darts until SCP-XXXX returns to consciousness.

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The chamber in which SCP-XXXX is held must be cleaned weekly. Writings that are three weeks old or greater must be removed. Writings that are less than three weeks old, even by one day, must remain. Otherwise, SCP-XXXX will become agitated. In order to gain access to SCP-XXXX’s containment without causing it to demand an audience, SCP-XXXX must be subdued via the containment's thunderstorm simulation. Once SCP-XXXX is subdued, cleaning crews will enter. Great care must be taken by researching staff to document SCP-XXXX’s writing schedule in order to inform the cleaning team which portions to erase. Clearing of abrasive cleaning substances must be completed prior to SCP-XXXX’s reawakening. Cleaning is also an acceptable time to take supplemental photos of SCP-XXXX and its writings for analysis.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a humanoid avian hybrid standing 2.28m tall, with two partially amputated, avulsed limbs protruding from over its scapula. Its head, hands, lower legs, and feet resemble a bird’s, particularly the species Corvus Corax. The base of a tail is also present, though no feathers are visible across it's body.

SCP-XXXX’s body is gaunt, and its muscles show signs of atrophy. The skin that is exposed appears weak and pale, with scar tissue covering approximately 97% of its exposed skin, including surgical scars. What is not exposed is covered in armor, composed primarily of corrosion and shock resistant steel alloys, which measure up to 25mm at its thickest. What armor remains is concentrated around its left upper extremity, below its waist, and its right hand. The armor is grafted onto the entity and cannot be removed without injuring it.

SCP-XXXX also exhibits artificial organs, with protruding tubes and wires running its major arterial junctions. Small ports are noted underneath the scapula, the wrists, thighs, and above the kidneys of the entity. In addition, the object is noted to have a warped metal grate set into the back of its skull, just behind the occipital lobe.

SCP-XXXX has three toes on the front of each foot, with one in the back. It is missing several toes and fingers. The cause of these injuries is unknown, similar to the limbs on its back.

Discovery: SCP-XXXX was reported hunting wildlife and harassing local residents in and around the town of Vicksburg, Mississippi, USA. Local authorities searched for the subject, but had never made contact. Foundation personnel in the area were alerted to the activity when local ghost-hunting groups recorded instances of SCP-XXXX-A, which appeared to have had memetic effects on certain viewers consistent with those observed in studying SCP-XXXX's essays. The recordings were confiscated, though two Foundation staff fell under its effects while reviewing the footage's validity. For this reason, and due to the local area's heavily wooded and difficult terrain, MTF unit [REDACTED] was dispatched. See MTF report for details.

Observations: Following is an article of observations specific to SCP-XXXX's behavior, as well as notable memetic phenomena.

Initial observation:
SCP-XXXX is most notable for its need to express itself through its “essays” drawn along the walls and the dry-erase boards it is presented with. Whenever given a fresh, flat surface, no matter how large or how small, SCP-XXXX will first draw an instance of SCP-XXXX-A in its center.

SCP-XXXX-A appears as a three-pronged sketch resembling a bird, pointing to the top-right corner of the page. SCP-XXXX-A appears to have an effect on certain subjects exposed to it. When a visitor is exposed to SCP-XXXX-A, and is receptive, they will stare, appearing to read the writing SCP-XXXX has surrounded SCP-XXXX-A with. This behavior will appease SCP-XXXX, and it will refrain from violence, and attempt to converse with the visitor for varying lengths of time. The language spoken is unknown, and interviews with surviving visitors reveal the subject has little vivid recollection of the event, except vague feelings of understanding and peace. When questioned as to what they now understood, the phrase “The Speakers.” was repeated. When asked to elaborate, no subject was able to articulate and answer. Subjects exposed in isolation, being outside of SCP-XXXX's estimated perceptive range, will experience panic attacks and visions. The episode will last anywhere from a few minutes to several days, whereby the subject will adopt behaviors similar to SCP-XXXX. Upon interviewing, few subjects are able to recall the experience, let alone elaborate any detail, though vague memories of panic, and symptoms of acute PTSD persist.

Should SCP-XXXX-A fail to have an immediate effect on SCP-XXXX’s visitor, SCP-XXXX will become agitated. Removal of the subject only expedites its agitation, and it will quickly become violent, attempting to escape if the visitor does not die during SCP-XXXX’s outburst. Should the visitor die, SCP-XXXX will calm down, often consume the corpse, and use the blood to continue drawing or writing before returning to the use of dry-erase boards and markers.

However, there is one exceedingly rare exception to SCP-XXXX’s behavior in these instances, whereby a subject may survive by sheer force of will. SCP-XXXX’s agitation will subside, and SCP-XXXX will submit to subjects who, while showing no interest in SCP-XXXX-A, show an equal lack of fear or investment in SCP-XXXX. As such, SCP-XXXX will leave the subject alone for the rest of the session unless directly spoken to, in which case it will attempt to understand and respond appropriately. Testing is ongoing to understand what orders SCP-XXXX will respond most appropriately to.

If SCP-XXXX is exposed to human presence within 6 meters, but does not initiate contact, it will lean against the wall closest to the subject it is following, and will crow and screech until the subject enters the room, or SCP-XXXX turns violent, in which case it will attempt escape.

When otherwise inactive, SCP-XXXX will sit on its knees in the center of the room and bow towards the largest instance of SCP-XXXX -A, which has never been erased. Chanting and mumbling can be heard from SCP-XXXX when in this state. Although attempts are being made to understand the language of SCP-XXXX, little progress has been made.

It should be noted that in the event SCP-XXXX becomes agitated, a simulated thunderstorm is the most reliable way of calming it down before it attempts escape. A simple rain showerhead and occasional sounds of thunder are enough to sedate SCP-XXXX, where it will stop what it’s doing, stand upright, and stare in whatever direction it is facing. It will not interact with human presence unless directly interacted with, such as being touched, or being talked to by a subject being affected by SCP-XXXX-A. Should interaction take place, SCP-XXXX-A will simply chatter, and will not become agitated. Once the rain stops, SCP-XXXX will resume its regular activities within two to five minutes.

Addendum ##.#.#: Following is a partially declassified psychological evaluation report pertaining to Dr. Harris, evaluated by Dr. Pierce. The evaluation was scheduled by overseeing staff due to suspicion that SCP-XXXX-A may be having an effect on Dr. Harris.

“I ran a few tests pertaining to Dr. Harris' mental stability. She has become something of a black box since the last time I saw her several months ago. While she has tested positive for mild schizophrenia, and has picked up a number of strange habits, comments from colleagues as well as scores on several cognitive exams I’ve ordered were exceptional. Dr. Harris' marks have gone up substantially, although the ‘explain your answer’ portions of the examinations are shoddy and hard to follow at the best of times. The largest of my concerns is in what Dr. Harris is reported to have said to colleagues, talking about “the Speakers,” and rambling in-depth about subjects far out of her scope of study. I am concerned for Dr. Harris' mental stability and request that I see her at least twice a month to keep an eye on things. If her work is as important as she and her department say it is, I’m not going to pull her off the floor for this just yet.”

Addendum ##.#.#: An event has taken place that warrants the further, more involved study of SCP-XXXX’s writings. Two weeks prior to a containment breach at Site ##, it was recorded that SCP-XXXX had written the symbol for “Thaumiel failed” at the tip of an essay following a tantrum consistent with a stress-induced panic attack. The essay in question was in the shape of an inverted pyramid, which is considered unusual, as SCP-XXXX’s essays most commonly take up an entire wall. It should be noted that the containment breach that preceded this essay involved an incident where a thaumiel-class entity failed, not to mention the fact that, to the foundation’s knowledge, SCP-XXXX has not been exposed to foundation field, containment, or breach symbology at any point. It has been requested that SCP-XXXX’s research staff be expanded, and that its knowledge of foundation symbology be tested thoroughly.

Addendum ##.#.#: The request to expand the research staff assigned to SCP-XXXX has been postponed. It has been observed that photo, as well as video, can spread the memetic effects of active instances of SCP-XXXX-A. Instances that have since been erased or destroyed will not carry memetic effects, and illustrations are similarly benign. However, occurrences of cleaning staff and researchers being effected have risen, and SCP-XXXX's attacks have become considerably more violent. A procedure for screening personnel for susceptibility to SCP-XXXX-A's effects is currently being drafted. Research will continue starting with SCP-XXXX's understanding of Foundation symbology.

Addendum ##.#.#: Testing of SCP-XXXX's understanding of Foundation symbology and terminology has yielded results, and has given Dr. Harris' team insight into its language. It has been determined that the object's understanding of Foundation lexicon is extensive, able to recognize and correctly contextualize each symbol it has been exposed to, which included symbols often used in emergency situations, such as during a breach.
The experiment was met with difficulty at first, until Dr. Harris suggested a decidedly unorthodox approach to how SCP-XXXX would be expected to contextualize its answers. Afterwards, an essay was written by SCP-XXXX with a suspected connection to Dr. Harris, as it featured a crude sketch of a figure resembling the researcher. Dr. Pierce has been notified and will continue with his bimonthly evaluations with Dr. Harris.

Addendum ##.#.#: Following is a partially declassified interview pertaining to the first in a series of bimonthly psychological evaluations for Dr. Harris administered by Dr. Pierce.

"Suffice to say I'm concerned. I requested another cognitive exam for Dr. Harris. The scores still went up, but from what I've gleaned from the "show your work" portions, as well as declassified notes Harris had kept, her writing has become even more incomprehensible. She says she can read it fine, but still understands that I might not "get it." Several answer blocks had fallen into patterns with each other, removed from the essay-form answers I have come to expect from this kind of exam. I also tested her on subjects from other fields this time, and those tests came back with high marks as well. I don't understand what's happening, here. I'm not going to remove her from the floor, as she's yet to disrupt any work, but I will continue with the regular evaluation schedule. Depending on what my next evaluation yields, I may have to up the frequency of our meetings, or worse, pull her off this assignment."

Addendum ##.#.#: Due to a mishandling of project files, a live instance of SCP-XXXX-A had made it into circulation around Site-##. Upon exposure, one Sgt. Thornton is reported to have become catatonic for several minutes before experiencing a breakdown consistent with a hallucinogenic episode, whereby Sgt. Thornton began screaming in a language documented to be associated with SCP-XXXX. The episode is, reportedly, contagious, with the entirety of the East wing eventually falling to the same kind of episode. The wing was cordoned off until security staff with hearing protection could enter and sedate the effected parties.
Research of SCP-XXXX has been halted, with notable protest from Dr. Harris, who was affected by this event. Dr. Harris is also reported to have stated "He didn't mean it." in response to the leaked photocopy. Dr. Pierce has been called back early for another evaluation.

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