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DATE: 31 Jul 2021 01:14

[Camera: Southwest corner in the room of the house that the SCP Foundation uses for Procedure 4000-Halloway and minor Thaumaturgical Incantations]

[Agent █████████ steps into view with a bottle of whisky in one hand]

[He stumbles on over to the closet containing the ritual items required for the Halloway method]

[He lights some hay on fire, starting a fire]

[Tosses the powdered bones of a male red fox, a lion, and a baleen whale into it]

[Burns [REDACTED]]

[He stumbles for a moment and tosses the 3 feathers required for the ritual into the fire, letting them shoot through the place where smoke emanates from]

[The location in a house where one typically roasts marshmallows on an open flame starts to speak]

Phrase Spoken: What do you seek?

[Agent █████████ stumbles over to the tape recorder and hits a switch]

Tape Recorder: To walk the trees.

Phrase Spoken: Now, mind your manners.

Tape Recorder: To walk them, please.

[The place where ash may or may not be generated in a house shifts form and reveals a passageway]

[Agent █████████ starts to stumble to the entrance. However a Bear, a Monkey and a nearly naked man with pointed ears and wearing a thong step out to intercept him]

Agent █████████: The fuck? You can’t come out here, you’re trapped!

Moira: Hello sir, I’m Moira Denotti, this is Bradley and our intern Steve Jobs. Sir, could you step aside for a moment?

Agent █████████: How??

Moria: We’ve temporarily borrowed these names.

Agent █████████: The fuck is this shit?

Moira: Sir, I need you to step aside.

Agent █████████: Like hell I am, you know who I work for

Moria: SCP foundation I assu-

Agent █████████: The fucking SCP Foundation. You know what that means?

[Moria, Bradley and Steve Jobs just look at each other]

Agent █████████: I’m your -belch- worst fucking nightmare!

Moria: Sure you are sir, sure you are, now if you could please step over here.

Agent █████████: Fuck you, I’m going to go see that hot fucking gopher with the teeth. She totally wanted it when I met her two months ago.

Bradley: That’s fine sir, but you can’t go in without being vetted.

Agent █████████: Why the -burp- fuck not?

Steve: Because we’ve been getting strange visitors from the Church of the Broken God as of late and we have decided to enact travel bans. Now while the SCP Foundation isn’t banned, they have been flagged as a ‘Group of interest’

Agent █████████: The fuck?

Moria: Step aside sir.

[Agent █████████ attempts to stumble his way past the 3 entities. Moria catches Agent and pulls him to the east corner of the room]

Moria: Steve, wand him.

[Steve waves a branch he had been carrying around the drunken Agent while Moria lets him go]

Steve: Oh boy. He’s got tons of cold iron on him.

Bradley: Sir, we’re going to need you to turn out your pockets

Agent █████████: Whadda mean I can’t carry cold iron? What? Is this is a communist country or something? I thought this is SC -belch- was America!

Moria: Sir, you either need to consent to a strip search or we will need you to leave.

[Agent looks at all three entities before running past them and into the place that you need to get a chimney sweeper to sweep once a year]

[Bradley tackles Agent onto the floor.]

Moria: Detain him.

Bradley: STOP RESISTING

Steve: Get th- ugh!

Agent █████████: I’m coming my queen! I forsake all others in the name of your servi-

Moria: Taze him

[Bradley tases Agent █████████ approximately 3 times in 45 seconds]

Moria: Get him up.

Agent █████████ : -garbled gibberish-

Moria: Sir, by the names of Queen Mab and the Queen that we have forsaken, I am placing you in our custody. You have the right to remain silent, any name you give can and will be used against you. You have the right to a new name if your name gets taken from you before we deport you. Yo-

[Agent █████████ starts seizing, it is hypothesized that he broke his suicide capsule in his wisdom tooth]

Steve: The fuck is going on?

Bradley: How should I know? I know nothing about these sun kids!

Moria: Calm down, calm down

[Moria looks at Agent █████████ in the mouth]

Moria: Oh fuck that's serious, right um. Check him for a phone.

[Steve Quickly pats him down]

Steve: Found one boss.

Moria: Use it to call the ambulance or whatever humans use

[At this moment Agent █████████ stops seizing]

Bradley: Oh fuck.

[Note: Agent █████████’s phone was specifically programmed to contact an SCP emergency line if ever used. Due to this, we have the records on file and have synchronized them with the video footage]

House: SCP Emergency contact, how can I help you?

Steve: Uh hi, I got an Agent █████████ and uh, I think he’s dying.

House: Alright, where is his current location

House: Um, he’s at the house where you guys do the thing to go into our home?

House: What House?

Steve: hu- NO WAIT, STOP!

[As of this moment, House starts screaming, footage is shown of House’s front door distending from her front lawn]

House: Oh god whats going on with House? AGHHHHH

[House has committed a breach of ESHU-4000, causing others in the room to comment on House’s condition. No one at Site-House was trained in ESHU-4000 compliant communication]

Moria: What’s going on??

Steve: They’re just screaming!!?? Oh god STOP SAYING HOUSE

Moria: Oh don't fucking tell me

Bradley: Boss, I think this place's name is -

Moria: I KNOW, I know I know I know.

[Moria claps his paws together. Screaming and guttural cries can still be heard from the phone]

Moria: I know this looks bad, but we've done our jobs right? So let's just pop back home for a nice cup of tea.

Bradley: What should we do about him?

Moria: He's got a name, don't he? Take it. We'll need more names if we are to vet more visitors anyway.

[At this moment, a Gopher emerges from the fireplace.]

Gopher: █████████!!!

[Gopher approaches Agent █████████ and wraps its claws around him]

Gopher: Oh my poor █████████, how could they do this to you?

[Steve quickly digs into Agent █████████'s pockets and pulls out a wallet]

Moria: Alright, lets go. Ma'am, you're going to need to come with us.

[Gopher is crying out to the Agent who never had a name as the four return.]

NOTE: Weeks later, an Agent █████████ from the Forest of folk who can toy with names presented a bill for time worked to the Foundation]
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DATE: 30 Jul 2021 16:05

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SCP-6150 in use prior to containment

Item #: SCP-6150

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX and all related components are to be kept in a passcode locked container within the finance department of Site-15. The container is to be labeled with non-compromising, generic warning signs. Only senior finance department managers and researchers designated to study SCP-XXXX are to have access to the passcode. CAUTION: Object possesses cognitohazerdous properties!

Description: SCP-XXXX presents as a seemingly normal looking Bloomberg Terminal. It's physical construction is entirely non-anomalous, with the exception of all serial numbers and component designations being serial #10241929, although it is not yet proven there is a correlation between this serial number and the anomalous properties of the object.

SCP-XXXX, when activated, will display the user's stock portfolio as in rapid decline, presenting across the board losses among all stocks, bonds, and options, regardless of assumed stability, or actual stock data. Following interaction with the terminal, subjects become heavily distraught over their financial stability, and, if left unmonitored, will successfully attempt suicide within one week of exposure. The exclusion to this effect is those possessing doctorates in fields of finance or data/financial analytics, who seem to be driven to manage the faux portfolio presented by the SCP, as opposed to simply commit suicide. Measures taken by the subject appear to have visible impacts on the person's stocks, causing their real portfolio to increase marginally in value.

It is not yet approved of or studied to utilize SCP-XXXX to increase productivity of Site-15 financial staff.

SCP-XXXX possesses a concerning level of classified information on Foundation financial and monetary status. The Foundation presents on the terminal as stock ████, and expels detailed, albeit incorrect, information on Foundation financials. In addition, data mining by MTF Rho-9, "Technical Support," have exposed that the device contains up to date, extensive knowledge on financial structures, institutions, and leadership of almost every major financial and corporate entity, regardless of private or public ownership. All system resets and further data mining and dumping have failed to remove this information from the anomalous object.

In addition, when placed in and used within a faraday cage, the SCP's information continues to remain prevalent, despite having no way of knowing the information must be updated. This has lead to the conclusion that the device possesses an unrealistic amount of data storage on the device, as it is almost impossible it is attached to any sort of cloud or offsite data storage.

SCP-XXXX was originally located on the 31st floor of ███ West Street, in New York City. The object was discovered following the suspicious death of a ██ y/o finance intern, who jumped from the building following interaction with the terminal. After nearly a dozen similar incidents, MTF Mu-4 was dispatched, and was able to successfully retrieve the object. Class A amnestics were distributed to all members of the public who came in contact with the anomaly, as well as all those working on the 31st floor of the building. Following containment, the object was transported to Site-15, where it has remained in containment without breach.

Special Testing Considerations: Class A amnestics are to be administered within 72 hours of exposure to all test subjects if it is necessary to prevent mortality.
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DATE: 30 Jul 2021 14:38

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-xxxx is being locked in the airtight room and mixture iron, sawdust, aluminum and copper as room walls material [Paragraphs explaining the procedures]

Description: SCP-XXXX is a dark blue crystal with a diameter of 40 mm that floats in the air at a distance of 1m. SCP-XXXX was discovered in the middle of the (Sahara) desert in the year 200(1) devouring a large amount of desert. SCP-XXXX can devour almost all forms of material and element from solid, liquid, and gas into the atomic level. However, SCP-XXXX requires more time to devour various materials such as a mixture of iron and wood at varying speed.[Paragraphs explaining the description]

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Addendum: [Optional additional paragraphs]

Footnotes

1. View the humanoid subject manifesto for more information

2. Refer to the Surveillence Documentation for further information.

3. For example: fabricating a note in a certain scene in memory, or inserting a voice of unknown source directly, etc.

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DATE: 30 Jul 2021 05:54

Item #: SCP-5428

Object Class: Keter

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-5428 is to be contained in a 22ft by 28ft by 14ft cell with a one way mirror 5ft from the floor. SCP-5428 should be located in the middle of the containment cell restrained with heavy metal chains from the ankles and wrists of SCP-5428 to counteract it’s hostile behavior.

Description:

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DATE: 30 Jul 2021 04:16

SCP-6150's face (photocopy)

Item #: SCP-6150

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-6150 is to be secured in a Safe-Class container with a lock requiring a 16-digit numbered pass code. SCP-6150 is only to be tested with the approval of personnel with level 4/6150 clearance or by the approval of the 05 council.

SCP-6150 is currently held by the 05 council at an undisclosed location.

Description: SCP-6150 is a 6.5cm x 9cm playing card made from standard playing card material. The back of the playing card features a red pattern with white border standard with most standard playing card decks. The face of the playing card shows two red triangles and a red rectangle. These shapes appear to form a logo similar to that of a rewind button on a media player.
SCP-6150, when held or carried on the person of a human, may cause an instance of SCP-6150-1 to manifest 1.5meters - 2meters away from the person holding SCP-6150. SCP-6150-1 manifests most commonly when the subject in possession of SCP-6150 is in immediate danger.
SCP-6150-1 manifests as a human who is identical to the subject in possession of SCP-6150, with the notable exceptions that these instances don’t also possess SCP-6150, and SCP-6150-1 instances claim to have died five seconds after being manifested.
Interviews with SCP-6150-1 suggest the subject holding SCP-6150 would have died five seconds after SCP-6150-1 would have manifested if the instance of SCP-6150-1 would not have manifested.

Experiment Log:

Experiment #: 1
Subject: D-3315, 34-year-old caucasian male, healthy
Procedure: Subject is to hold SCP-6150, then to be terminated by on-site security personnel.
Result: Instance of SCP-6150-1 manifests five seconds before subject is to be terminated. Subject is terminated five seconds after SCP-6150 manifests, with heavy disapproval from SCP-6150-1. SCP-6150-1 is interviewed and studied for 84 hours before being returned to a D-Class chamber. SCP-6150-1 instance is to resume duty as D-Class personnel until the subject expires.

Experiment #: 2
Subject: D-3527, 41-year-old caucasian female, healthy
Procedure: Subject is to hold SCP-6150, then to be threatened with termination by on-site security personnel. Subject was not to be terminated.
Result: Instance of SCP-6150-1 did not manifest. Subject survived and was returned to their chamber.

Experiment #: 3
Subject: D-4112, 56-year-old caucasian male, healthy
Procedure: Subject is to hold SCP-6150, then to be terminated by on-site security personnel. If, however, an instance of SCP-6150-1 manifests, they are to be terminated instead.
Result: Instance of SCP-6150-1 manifests five seconds before D-3315 is to be terminated. SCP-6150-1 is terminated, and the subject is interviewed and tested. Subject shows no knowledge of SCP-6150-1 before the experiment.

Experiment #: 4
Subject: D-6124, 37-year-old african-american female, healthy
Procedure: Subject is to hold SCP-6150, then to be terminated by on-site security personnel. If an instance of SCP-6150-1 manifests, they are to hold SCP-6150 before being terminated.
Result: Instance of SCP-6150-1 manifests five seconds before D-6124 is to be terminated. SCP-6150-1 attempts to prevent the death of the subject, and is terminated instead. Subject is still terminated.
Analysis: Only one instance of SCP-6150-1 was able to manifest, even though the subject was still in immediate danger.

Experiment #: 5
Subject: D-9294, 32-year-old caucasian male, healthy
Procedure: Subject is to hold SCP-6150, then to be terminated by on-site security personnel. If an instance of SCP-6150-1 manifests, they are to hold SCP-6150 before being terminated.
Result: Instance of SCP-6150-1 manifests five seconds before D-6124 is to be terminated. SCP-6150-1 holds SCP-6150 before being terminated, and a second instance of SCP-6150-1 manifests. The second instance of SCP-6150-1 prevents the first instance of SCP-6150-1 from picking up and holding SCP-6150. Both instances are terminated.
Analysis: SCP-6150-1 can create more instances of themselves, so long as SCP-6150 is given to the new instance before being terminated. This could create a theoretical cycle of SCP-6150-1 being created and terminated.

Experiment #: 6
Subject: D-4213, 31-year-old african-american male, healthy
Procedure: Subject is to hold SCP-6150, then to be terminated by on-site security personnel. If an instance of SCP-6150-1 manifests, the subject is not to be terminated.
Result: Instance of SCP-6150-1 manifests and the subject survives. Both SCP-6150-1 and the subject are studied for similarities. Both the subject and SCP-6150-1 are shown to be 99.9% equal in personality, intelligence, body type and every other measurable attribute. Both the subject and SCP-6150-1 instance survive.

The 05 council has denied the allowance of further testing.

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DATE: 30 Jul 2021 03:29

BY ORDER OF THE OVERSEER COUNCIL

The following file is Level 3/9221 classified. Unauthorized access is forbidden.

9221

Special Containment Protocols:

Description:
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DATE: 29 Jul 2021 23:55

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Safe/Thaumiel

Special Containment Procedures: in order to keep GOI's away from SCP-XXXX, SCP-XXXX is to be put into a 8 x 8 x 8 locked safe inside a containment room, guarded by two-four security personal out in the front of the room with security cameras placed all round the area.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a single red boxing glove with signs of worn on the object.
On the objects exterior there is a label stating "Wondertainment's new one-hit boxing gloves".

SCP-XXXX is an object that has the ability to knockout any entity for 30 minutes given that the user exerts enough force. the amount of time a entity is knocked out for will always be for 30 minutes no matter the circumstance.

Discovery:
SCP-XXXX was found in Portland Oregon on 1/6/1975 during a raid of an suspected Wondertainment warehouse. when in the ware, task force members found the warehouse abandoned with only wooden table and SCP-XXXX.
when the object was found, a note hanging on the back of the glove was discovered with writing stating "property of sir Remington the third, for whom ever reads this note please return my glove too where you first found it. If by chance I ever come back to the location of where I left my toy and find that it is missing, rest assured things will get quite nasty" currently armed task force members are station where SCP-XXXX was first discovered

Test A - Date

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Cross-Test A - Date 4/23/1975

Subject: SCP-2800 and SCP-XXXX

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Subject: SCP- and SCP-XXXX

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Subject: SCP- and SCP-XXXX

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Addendum:
As of █/█/█ SCP-XXXX has disappeared from containment

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DATE: 29 Jul 2021 23:43

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Cover Page

TASK FORCE INTRODUCTORY PAMPHLET

(For official use only)

Task Force: Delta-4 ("Minutemen")

_{Site-47 Edition}

Welcome

Welcome

Greetings future operative. Let me be the first to welcome you to your new Mobile Task Force. Mobile Task Forces (or MTFs) are composed of the Foundation's best of the best. So the fact you're reading this is no small feat. With that being said, there is still much for you to learn before you can even think about being deployed. This introductory pamphlet will serve as your guide to understanding the ropes of your job as an MTF agent. So without further ado, let's take the first steps in your career as an agent for the Foundation.

You And Your Task Force

You And Your Task Force

Mobile Task Forces are the backbone of the Foundation. After all, what good is the Foundation if we can't catch the anomalies? Each task force has a specific purpose they were commissioned for, and as such, no task force is the same (though there may be similarities). Study your Task Force Objectives closely, and practice your drills.

This pamphlet is the Delta-4 ("Minutemen") Edition, and only applies to members of your task force.

Objectives

The purpose of a task force is one that is crucial to understand. Follow your mission parameters closely and complete your objectives.

The protocols of (Delta-4):

• Extreme Rapid Response- When a new anomalous event occurs, or an SCP breaches containment and is massacring a town of civilians, you are the first to the scene. The difference between a 'rapid response' and 'extreme rapid response' is how fast they are deployed. While rapid response units usually have the luxuries of debriefs and information when deployed, extreme rapid response units deploy almost completely blind. Being sent in before command truly understands what they're dealing with is your specialty, and as such you must be adaptable and quick on your feet.

• Perimeter establishment- Even if only temporary, a perimeter will need to be established when an anomaly is first discovered, or when an unexpected event occurs. Maintaining that perimeter is a top priority for the containment of the anomaly, the safety of civilians, and the maintenance of the veil is paramount.

• Additional Arms and Manpower- Once reinforcements and the proper task force arrives, you may find yourself joining their ranks to aid in whatever needs doing. While Delta-4 agents won't be expected to perform MTF specific tasks (such as dealing with cognito hazards), they will be expected to perform low-experience jobs (such as escort or extraction).

Roles and Assignments

While Task Forces make up the backbone of the Foundation, the individual makes up the backbone of the Task Force. Think of yourself as the backbone to the backbone. There are many different roles and subroles that need to be filled in order for a task force to function properly. These roles include:

• Infantry- The basic Foundation operative. These agents make up the file and rank of an MTF. Usually equipped with light arms and standard armor, they are the boots-on-the-ground and gun-in-hand agents.

• Sharpshooter- This subrole specializes in the use of high-powered scoped rifles and long-range combat. Only agents who scored 980 on their marksman test are eligible for this role, though it's unusual for anyone under 995 to be selected.

• Demolitionist- Specialized in the use of explosives and heavy weaponry. Usually responsible for a squad's supplies and ammo.

• Technicians Specialist- Responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of electronics and equipment. Generally, Tech Specialists are not in the front line. However, they are trained in basic firearm handling and melee combat.

• Field Medical Officer- As the name implies, medical officers treat wounds and injuries sustained on the field. They are tasked with escorting gravely wounded individuals to safety.

Ranking

In general, Task Forces follow a basic military hierarchy when it comes to their ranking system. However, not all Task Forces follow these rules intimately. MTF Delta-4's hierarchy as of 02 / 17 / 1999 is as follows:

Senior Officers

• Commander- Agent ██████

• Major- Agent Carlson (Team 1), Agent Cloe (Team 2), Agent Griffin (Team 3)

• Colonel- Agent Zach (Squad 18), Agent Maria (Squad 4), Agent Jaxon (Squad 10), Agent Price (Squad 22), Agent Owen (Squad 7), Agent Albany (Squad 13)

Junior Officers

• Captain

• Lieutenant

• Sergeant

Enlistee

• Corporal

• Lance Corporal

• Private

MTFs are also divided into different groups, with each rank controlling a larger group. The two basic forms of division are Teams and Squads. Teams are made up of several squads and are usually led by Majors. Squads are made up entirely of Junior Officers and Enlistees and are usually led by Colonels. Due to transfers, decommissions, and loss of life, Squads are usually out of numerical order.

Gear and Equipment

Gear and Equipment

Multi-Environment Survival (MES) Helmet

Dealing With Humanoids

Dealing With Humanoids

When you hear 'anomaly,' the first thing you might think of is an eldritch demon that sucks the life force out of anything that looks at it or a doorway that teleports you to the surface of the moon when you walk through it. While there is certainly a fair share of those kind of anomalies, there is also a large number of SCP objects that take the form of a human.

These humanoid SCPs can range in how apparently anomalous they are, from blatantly obvious to painstakingly subtle. No matter how obviously anomalous they may appear, and no matter how subtle their properties may be, there is something very important you must remember,

THEY ARE SCP OBJECTS,

and are to be treated as such. Do not be fooled by their appearances. Just because they are human beings does not make them easy to capture and contain. Because of this, the following standards have been set in place:

• Avoid Skipnaming/Improper Pronouns- Referring to SCP objects by their designated number and 'it' pronouns is imperative to all agents, Security Details, and Task Forces alike. The point of this is to dehumanize the objects, making it far easier to discipline and possibly terminate an uncooperative SCP subject.

• Keep Relationships Professional- Personal relationships with SCP objects are strictly prohibited. Any sign of intimacy is cause for investigation, possible amnesticization, and re-assignment.

• Obey Class Privilege- Class privileges determine everything an SCP receives. Ranging from amenity privileges, dietary options, socialization perks, and on-site recreation. In order to ensure and promote cooperation, class privilege limits are to be strictly enforced on any and every SCP object. Speak with the on-site Head of Containment for more info.

Class Privileges

• Class 1- The anomaly has been or is uncooperative with Foundation personnel. It is prohibited from leaving its cell, prohibited from wearing plainclothes, restricted to dietary rations, restricted from socialization perks, and does not have access to amenities. The only contact these subjects are allowed to have is interviews with approved personnel only.

• Class 2- The anomaly was uncooperative with Foundation personnel but has since begun obeying on-site staff. It is prohibited from leaving its cell, prohibited from wearing plainclothes, restricted to a preselected list of dietary options, allowed minimal socialization perks, and has limited access to amenities. The only contact these subjects are allowed to have is interviews with approved personnel only.

• Class 3- The anomaly was uncooperative with Foundation personnel, but a significant amount of time has passed since it started obeying on-site staff. It is allowed to leave it's cell during designated hours, prohibited from wearing plainclothes, allowed access to the humanoid SCP cafeteria, allowed some socialization perks¹, and has limited access to amenities. The only contact these subjects are allowed to have outside of designated hours in the cafeteria is interviews with approved personnel only.

• Class 4- The anomaly is cooperative with Foundation personnel. It is allowed to freely leave its cell during specific hours in the recreational sector, prohibited from wearing plainclothes, allowed access to the main cafeteria, allowed full socialization perks, and has unrestricted access to amenities.

• Class 5- The anomaly is a part of Foundation staff. It is allowed to freely leave the site², allowed to wear plainclothes, allowed access to the main and staff cafeteria, allowed full socialization perks, and has unrestricted access to amenities.

• Class 0- The anomaly is to be kept in a medical induced coma until further notice.

Commander's Note

Commander's Note

To the new agents reading this,

Welcome to Delta-4 ("Minutemen"). While not the most prestige task force, it is certainly one of the most important. Our job is to go in blind, so other don't have to. Some see us as canon fodder. In fact, Delta-4 used to be called "Canon Fodder" before switching for low morale.

Understand this, it is imperative that you be adaptable in any and every situation. You must be able to think quickly and critically. That way, you can over come any situation this strange world throws at you.

I have great faith in you, and I look forward to seeing you excel in the field.

-Commander ██████, Delta-4

Wow! You flipped a card and got: SCP-7430!!! You ca reload the page or go to the next.
DATE: 29 Jul 2021 21:29

SCP-7430's containment chamber during a breach.

Item #: SCP-7430

Object Class: Safe Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-7430 is currently contained in a reinforced steel containment chamber designed to resemble a late 2000s American surgery room located at Site-██. No further containment procedures are required due to subject's passive nature. In the event of a Euclid or Keter class breach, on-site Security personnel are to escort SCP-7430 to the nearest Breach shelter with Level 3█ priority. Interviews with SCP-7430 have been authorized for Medical personnel and researchers specializing in biological anomalies with Level 2 clearance or higher and under Advisory supervision.

Description: SCP-7430 is a surgeon of Latin descent with a Master’s Degree in Medical Science and an advanced knowledge of biology and medical-surgical practices, having graduated from Harvard Medical School in 20██. Subject will always be observed wearing standard issue surgeon scrubs. SCP-7430 was first discovered at ████████ County Hospital in █████, Iowa in early 20██. Subject was later detained and temporarily contained at Site-81 later that year on ██/██/20██ whilst proper containment was devised at Site-██.

SCP-7430 is often very talkative and especially enjoys talking with other doctors and surgeons. Subject has an incredibly advanced intelligence, with IQ results coming out to ███. SCP-7430 is noted as being affable and empathetic, having a warm, calm voice.

Following the first two (2) months in containment, SCP-7430 was believed to be non-anomalous. Subject had not previously displayed any anomalous capabilities other than an exceedingly advanced intelligence and release of SCP-7430 began pending. However, SCP-7430 would be reclassified as Euclid approximately a month after release began pending. See Incident 7430-A.

Incident 7430-A: Whilst pending release, insurgents of the Global Occult Coalition raided Site-██'s light containment zone where SCP-7430's containment resides. SCP-7430 was discovered by four (4) insurgents and shot with thirteen (13) confirmed rounds. Mobile Task Force Nu-7 operatives later found SCP-7430 standing over the insurgents, each bleeding from several bullet wounds in the chest.

Test 7000-1 Log: Researching possible healing/rebound/ricochet abilities following Incident 7430-A.

TESTING LOG

RESEARCHER: Senior Researcher R. Makarov

ATTENDING PERSONNEL: Assistant Researcher E. Marine, one (1) Class-D personnel, SCP-7430, three (3) Security personnel

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TEST SUMMARY:

[BEGIN LOG]

D-████ is instructed to enter SCP-7430's containment chamber. Class-D is armed with a standard foundation-issued pistol. Class-D is instructed to approach SCP-7430, subject complies. SCP-7430 greets the Class-D personnel and asks him if he wishes to take a seat, subject declines. Class-D is then instructed to aim the pistol at SCP-7430, subject complies. SCP-7430 does not react. Class-D is instructed to specifically shoot one round at either of SCP-7430's legs, subject complies. Immediately the Class-D personnel stumbles to the ground. Upon closer inspection, it's discovered the Class-D had been shot in the left femur, while SCP-7430 shows no bullet wound. Test is concluded early and Medical personnel relocate the Class-D to attend their wound.

[END LOG]

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CONCLUSION: Upon revealing test footage, it's been confirmed the designated round was indeed fired at SCP-7430. Footage did not show the bullet ricocheting at any point, leading personnel to conclude SCP-7430 possesses the ability to rebound any injury on it's attacker, and not being injured. While it appears the subject cannot be injured by other persons, whether or not SCP-7430 is immortal remains unknown.

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Wow! You flipped a card and got: SCP-6601!!! You ca reload the page or go to the next.
DATE: 29 Jul 2021 16:38

Item #: SCP-6601

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-6601 should always be parasitic on a D-class (D-5186 is the current parasitifer), and the object should be transferred to the new parasitifer before the current parasitifer is executed at the end of the month. Do not allow the current parasitifer to contact any personnel directly.

Description: SCP-6601 is a non-entity with unknown character. The object can coexist with human beings, but don't know whether it must be sustained life in this way.

SCP-6601 has a mild temperament, but it can change the parasitifer's memory and stick to it. Please refer to the discovery and addendums for details.

Discovery:

SCP Foundation
Abnormal events report

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Reported by: Dr. Li

Position of reporter:
☑ Researcher
☐ Agent
☐ Department/Site Director
☐ Logistics Personnel

Urgency: Low High

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Details:

I found that my memory is false.

It's definitely not because of my bad memory. I remember clearly that I spent a very happy childhood with my parents in my hometown; Just when I was about to call the my parents to greet, I found out that my father had died long before I was born. And my family can't support the expenditure that I remember.

There are many things more serious and distinctive than these. In a word, the abnormality between memory and reality makes me quite sure that my memory has been tampered intentionally. I feel uneasy at the thought of the possibilities behind it.

So I apply for and am willing to accept all the inspections of the Foundation. If it's just because of my mental problems, and it's the most relaxed result.

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Date: 05/13/2021


Status: Accepted.

Note: The urgency has been changed to "High". - Dr. George，05/22/2021

After this abnormal event was taken seriously, Li was examined comprehensively and finally found SCP-6601 that parasitic on Li.

Li further reported that after the object was discovered, it continued to communicate with him by changing memory³, show the fear of being found. After Li tried to communicate with it in the way of reminiscence, SCP-6601 finally expressed its willingness to be interviewed by the Foundation.

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Addendum.6601-A - Interview results:

Foreword: SCP-6601 changed Li's memory in the whole process, leaving a response to the question by interviewer in Li's memory. Li spoke on its behalf.

Interviewer: Dr. George

Interviewee: Li (And SCP-6601)

Information:

• SCP-6601 claims that it has no malice.
• SCP-6601 can be transferred through the parasitifer's physical contact with other human beings.
• SCP-6601 claims that the only effect it can have on the parasitifer is to change the memory.
• SCP-6601 claims to be able to parasitize on all organisms, but favors humans.
• SCP-6601 claims to change Li's memory to "give him a happy childhood."

[In the interview, Dr. George expressed doubts about the above statements.]

• Not known if SCP-6601 has similar(Object began not to respond).
• Not known how many people that SCP-6601 parasitized(Object began not to respond).

Afterword: After further communication failed, SCP-6601 was forced to transfer Li into D-5186 under the threat of death. Special containment procedures were then formulated.

Note: What does it mean that an unknown entity that can change human memory wanders around the world? I think it is self-evident. I propose to upgrade the object to refer to its entire ethnic group, and reclassify it as keter, and then take prompt action.

- Dr.George

Addendum.6601.B - Researcher's notes

It left such a piece of paper on a desk in my memory before it left me. Every word on it is very clearly imprinted in my mind.

I have transcribed the original text here for reference. Please keep it.

- Li
Thank you. Very much.

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I'm sorry for the trouble I've caused you.

I'll start by answering the question I wasn't able to answer because I was too fear: I don't know whether I have a similar, I've never met one. As for this body, it is my 25843^rd home.

In fact, I can safely stay in my first home until she dies, and then look for opportunities to move to the next place safely and unconsciously. But as you already know, I live with human memory; And I was affected by her memory.

Her childhood was miserable. Parents do not love, relatives do not love, and there is no reason for discrimination and ridicule in my opinion. Fear, uneasiness, melancholy, inferiority, all of these, shrouded in her whole childhood.

It directly affects her now. No one saw how many sharp knives were inserted behind this seemingly happy girl when she is showing to others. No one. I can't figure out, I really can't figure out, I can't figure out why other people treat her that way, and I can't figure out where the love and care she should have when she was a child went.

She saw a sentence in the book one day, and I was stung by that sentence.

"A lucky person's lifetime is cured by childhood, while an unlucky person's lifetime is spent curing childhood."

…I interfered. I gave her a happy childhood within the acceptable range.

She's getting better. Really better, obviously better. This is it.

But, when I think that there may be more people like her before, I can't rest assured. Since then, I began to move frequently, try my best to change and improve.

It's a pity… I tried too hard on this one. There are so many mistakes that make you found me.

I'm sorry. I'm really sorry.

But I don't regret.

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