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DATE: 24 Mar 2021 09:56

Item: SCP-5328

Object Class: keter

Special Containment Procedures: Scp-5328 is to be kept in a 10x10 meter room, with no window of any sorts. Scp-5328 is delivered food every lunch, dinner and breakfast. Scp 5328 is allowed to have books, a bed and a bunny plush. It is forbidden for personnel without level 5+ to enter scp-5328's cell. Any interviews with scp-5328 are allowed, only if scp-5328 has a bandana over his eyes.

Description:Scp-5328 is an average teenager boy with red hair and entirely white eyes, scp-5328 shows absolutely no sign of pupil. Scp-5328 dresses in red and black clothing. Anyone who sees scp-5328's eyes will immediately fall into a coma. Subjects who saw Scp-5328's eyes reported living their worst fear all at once. Some said being buried alive in a coffin full of spiders of every sort, Others have reported drowning in an ocean full of sharks. It has become clear that scp-5328 knows everyone's fear just by looking at them. It has been shown scp-5328 has the ability to speak, move, hear and see properly. Special features only include eyes and hair. Scp-5328 is shown to spend his time in his cell by napping, reading books, playing with his bunny plush and sitting. Scp-5328 has shown to be nice with foundation staff but can be very dangerous if annoyed too much. if annoyed too much, scp-5382 will enter a different movement and start acting hostile to whoever annoyed him without seeing his eyes, let's call that person 5328-1, scp-5328 has shown to slow down time and start walking towards 5328-1 with his eyes glowing. 5328 can still run, but is unable to undo what he did. Scp 5328 will not stop will not stop walking towards 4328-1 until he/she is dead.

other: after seeing scp-5328's eyes, the coma will last an average 4 hours, depending how close scp-5328's eyes were. Scp-5328's origin of discovery has been erased from the foundation.

Interviewed: D-class after living scp-5328's coma

Dr █████: starting interview with D-class personnel

<begin log>

Dr █████: How did you feel in this *parallel world*?

D-class: *looking frightened* They… they were all coming for me…. I could not move

Dr █████: who? what? spiders?

D-class: Y-yes…. Every spider I could think of… they were all here. H-how do you know?

Dr █████: Let me guess, you have arachnophobia. It is a common fear for D-class

D-class: yes

Dr █████: What did you see, apart from spiders?

D-class: D-darkness, only a single light lighted up the spiders coming in… They went on me…. all of them… all of them… *faints*

<end of interview log>
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DATE: 24 Mar 2021 04:46

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Item #: SCP-XXXX

Anomaly Class: Safe

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Updated Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX has been relocated to Site-29.

Description: SCP-X is a small device created by the SCP Foundation. When activated, SCP-XXXX manifests a two-dimensional ellipsoid rift measuring at approximately 10 meters in diameter. Any living or non-living organism that enters the two-dimensional rifts will be transported to SCP-XXXX-1. SCP-XXXX-1 refers to an alternate version of Earth following the conclusion of an unknown K-Class scenario.

Most surface of SCP-XXXX-1 is dominated by large reptilian entites1 whose sensory perceptions are soley limited to hearing. Thus, upon encountering a disturbance, they immediately exhibit aggression by swaying serrated appendages on their back against the source.

Atmospheric samples taken from drones during Exploration XXXX.01 indicate hazardous concentrations of ionizing radiation. The origins of these hazards is theorized to be ejected from an onset of critical power failures within nuclear plants, mainly attributing to severe structural damage caused by SCP-XXXX-2. Due to this, surrounding wildlife had rapidly undergone biological mutations.

History: SCP-XXXX was created by the SCP Foundation as a prototype of Project "WORLDS COLLIDE". In summary, the aim of the project was to formulate, and develop means of immediatly translocating human civilization to a secure, and inhabitable planetary body in the event of an XK-Class "End of the World" scenario.

Following the success of the prototype, an exploration attempt was conducted by D-4485. Below contains the first, and last attempted exploration log into SCP-XXXX-1.

Addendum XXXX.1: Exploration Log XXXX.01

BEGIN LOG

D-4485 is successfully transported to SCP-XXXX-1.

Intercom: D-4485, can you hear me?

D-4485: Yeah, I can hear you.

Intercom: Good. What do you see?

D-4485: Uh, I can see a town here. It's pretty messed up, man. The stores, and cars are like fucked up, and- Gah, fucking shit.

Intercom: What happend?

D-4485: I was stepping on some blood. At least, I think its blood. Looks pretty dried, to be honest.

Intercom: Do you see any human or animal life here?

D-4485: Uh, not yet. I do see some dead bodies, though.

Intercom: Go around, and explore the area. See if there's anything here you can find.

D-4485: Find what?

Intercom: People, animals- anything that doesn't make sense or is worth noting.

D-4485: Fine.

Minutes pass as D-4485 explores the town around him until he stumbles upon the reptilian like creature.

D-4485: Holy shit.

Intercom: What happened?

D-4485: Nothing man, I'm just seeing some kind of monster over there.

Intercom: D-4485, can you describe the appearance of the entity?

D-4485: Well, it doesn't have eyes, its got large spikes on its back, it looks like a giant lizard.

Intercom: Is it possible to get into great detail?

D-4485: Oh shit, it's looking at me. Its fucking chasing me too!

Intercom: D-4485 are you able to escape thd entity?

D-4485 ignores the question as he screams whilst being chased by the reptilian creature. This continues for 2 minutes until gunshots can be heard

D-4485: Holy shit.

Intercom: What happened now?

D-4485: Th- The thing's dead, dude. Someone just shot the hell out of it.

Intercom: Can you describe what the entity looks like in more detail?

D-4485: I almost fucking died, and you keep asking me these questions like nothing happened? Fuck you man, send my ass back home.

Intercom: We cannot do that until we've reached the conclusion of this exploration.

D-4485: What do you mean "can't" and at what point is this considered concluded? Just take me home, man.

Unknown: Who the hell are you talking to?

There is silence for a brief moment

D-4485: Um, uh…

Unknown: I know you're fucking crazy, but we need to get out of here now before more of those things show up. Don't say a word, either.

D-4485: Um, alri-

D-4485 is then cut off, potentially from the unknown individual. This is followed by sounds of running for 3 minutes until the sound of a door being closed is heard

Unknown: Pants Are you alright?

D-4485: Yeah, I'm alright.

Unknown: What the hell were you doing out there anyway? Who were you talking to? You almost died from that!

D-4485: Well, its complicated, I-

Unknown: And what's with the orange jump suit?

D-4485: Its a long story, okay?

Unknown: Just spit it out.

Intercom: D-4485, who is the person you're talki-

D-4485: Oh god, would you just for once fucking shut up!

D-4485 removes his ear piece, and smashes it to the floor, followed by a large stomp on his feet

Dr. Daniel: What happened?

Intercom: He destroyed the earpiece.

Dr. Daniel: Can we still hear them?

Intercom: Yes, we can. We secretly sewn a tiny microphone in his suit in the event something like this happens. We can't talk to them, but we can hear them.

Unknown: So that's who you were talking to.

D-4485: Yeah.

Unknown: Before we get started, you must do one thing: Go and take a bath while I disinfect our suits.

D-4485: What, why?

Unknown: Just do it, I'll explain later.

30 minutes pass until the conversation resumes

Unknown: Hey there.

D-4485: Hey. You ready to talk now?

Unknown: Sure. So, why were you in the middle of the town? Who sent you there?

D-4485 You wouldn't believe me.

Unknown: Try me. I've seen, and encountered a lot of crazy shit here. I'll believe anything now.

D-4485: sighs Alright, here it goes. I was placed in death row for… Something, until something called the SCP Foundation offered me to leave the place if I decided to go along with the experiments they have. Me being here is one of those experiments.

Unknown: The SCP Foundation? They've been gone for a while, how they even able to pull that off.

D-4485: Gone? Gone as in how? I was with them earlier.

Unknown: I- I'm confused. Their barely active, how are the- wait a minute.

D-4485: Hmm?

Unknown: How exactly did you get here?

D-4485: They used some kind gadget that creates portals to, I don't know, other universes or something?

Unknown: Oh shit.

D-4485: What's wrong?

Unknown: When you get back to you're own universe or something, don't ever come back here.

D-4485: Why?

Chloe: My name is Chloe, and I used to be a researcher for the Foundation in this universe. We always tried to play god here. Fucking around with monsters, machines, even things we don't fully understand to fix our problems.

I was involved in a project we were working on years ago. Project "WORLDS COLLIDE" is what it was called. It was take people out of this universe, and send them to an alternative one in the event the world ended as an escape plan.

We used a machine to create a portal to that world, and I was there to witness it. When we opened it, we saw a hell-like world filled with those monsters that tried to kill you earlier. Based on my encouters with them, their blind, but have very sensitive hearing. They're fucking fast, and dangerous though.

We tried to close the portal, but we couldn't due to a malfunction. We tried our hardest to close the portal, and those things heard us. They ran to the portal we opened, hundreds of them. I was one of the few that managed to escape. Most… Not so much. The portal though was left open so even more kept coming in.

It became so wide spread that the world knew what was going on to the point where the Foundation declared "war" on them. Based on what you've seen, and heard; they lost. The beasts were just too much, and destroyed everything in sight. Power plants went into meltdown, cities crumbled and more ghost towns kept coming up.

Luckily, it didn't happen throughout the entire world. At least, I think it didn't. Other governments, and branches of the Foundation managed to "contain" the beasts by making the entire area of North and South America a containment zone. Nobody is allowed to get in or out. Anything that moves gets shot. I've heard rumors the public has a massive hateboner to the Foundation for being responsible of the destruction of America.

Even as I'm telling you this, I still wished I could go back in time and stop what we were doing. I wished things were different, but they can't.

There is silence for a brief moment

D-4485: What do I do?

Chloe: Like I said; when you get back to you're home universe, don't come back here. Never. Ever. Don't make the same mistake like we did.

D-4485: I… I'll do that, Chloe.

Chloe: Oh, and one thing: What's you're name?

D-4485: Trevor.

Chloe: Thank you, Trevor, for keeping me company.

END LOG

Following the exploration attempt, D-4485 was sent back to the original reality for debrief, and was reprimanded for his lack of cooperation.

Addendum XXXX.2: Interview Log-XXXX-03

The following addendum describes an interview log taken between Area Director Edward Matthews, and SCP-XXXX's Containment Director Daniel Washington.

Interviewer: Edward Matthews

Interviewee: Daniel Washington

BEGIN LOG

Edward Matthews: I don't understand why you guys detained me, to be honest. Like, I didn't do anything.

Daniel Washington: Don't play dumb, Edward. We know you, and the rest of the staff planned to kill everyone here, and steal SCP-XXXX.

Edward Matthews appears to be visibly surprised

Edward Matthews: I- I don't know what you're talking about.

Daniel Washington: Yes, you do know what I'm talking about. You also know about the plans of gassing the entire Area, and setting off the nuclear bomb. Tell me, what were you planning to do with SCP-XXXX?

Edward Matthews: I… Who, who told you this?

Daniel Washington: That's irrelevant, I'm asking you a question here.

There is silence as Edward Matthews slowly looks away from the interviewer until Daniel slams his palm towards the table

Daniel Washington: Answer the fucking question!

Silence

Daniel Washington: Take this fucker, and the rest into the containment cells. This interview was useless, anyway.

END LOG

Addendum XXXX.3: Notice from the O5 COUNCIL

My friends,

As you may know, HANSARP is under full control of Europe. The magnitude of this disruption has increased each, and everyday. Failing to contain an anomaly is one of the Foundation's ultimate failures.

Which is why I am declaring a full immediate retreat of the European coast. I've revised the containment procedures of SCP-4485 to reflect current circumstances, and this notice will be sent to all personnel.

Revised Containment Procedures: Foundation transport helicopters located outside of Europe are en route to Site-77 for extraction of survivors. All personnel located outside of Site-77 are encouraged to to head to Site-77 immediately. There will be a 3 hour window for evacuation. Once the 3 hour window has concluded, all transport helicopters are to retreat, and are forbidden from entering Europe. Survivors of the SCP-4485-Incident are to be screened for contamination. Survivors tested positive are to be neutralized, regardless of position, and privileges.

Personnel in the America, Russian, and Chinese branch of the Foundation with assistance from governments are to establish a containment zone around all European nations. Any human or anomaly witnessed escaping the containment zone are to be neutralized. All SCiPnet, and World Wide Web access within Europe have been blocked.

Containment efforts of low-threat/disruptive anomalies within Europe are to be abandoned, and reclassified of as Kušum2, with the sole exception of SCPs capable of intiationing K-Class scenarios. These anomalies are to be transported to an alternate site.

Despite the Foundation is entering an SK-Class "Broken Masquarde" scenario, no attempts to heed the scenario in question are necessary.

With regards,
[VERIFIED OVERSEER ACCOUNT]

Following the above notice, personnel at Area-57 began preparations for evacuation. During this, personnel received from Agent Diana3

hansarp knows about the evacuation. their not waiting any longer, their going to send everything they have on there. get to 77 as soon as possible.

Footnotes

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Special Containment Procedures:
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DATE: 24 Mar 2021 00:17

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CAPTION-GOES-HERE

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: TBD

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be kept in a containment room with walls and a single door made of 4-inch thick hollow plexiglass filled with water. Any and all persons with mental health conditions are not to come within 30 meters of SCP-XXXX’s containment room. SCP-XXXX is to be fed a special liquid substance developed by researchers. This substance is to be dispensed into SCP-XXXX’s feeding bowl by a retractable faucet built into the wall of its containment room. Personnel are not to come within 10 meters of SCP-XXXX’s containment room unless directed to do so.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a small, partially invisible being that emits a strange light from what is presumed to be the center of its body. The only parts of it that are visible are eight elongated crystal-like objects that appear to float around its body in a position reminiscent of a pair of wings, with four crystals on its right side, and four on its left. These crystals appear to have several different patterns of movement, and it is currently believed that these patterns are based on SCP-XXXX's mood, but this has not been verified. The invisible parts of its body are also untouchable by solid objects, but it appears to be unable to pass through liquids. It can walk across bodies of water, leaving behind tiny ripples in its path. Due to the pattern of these ripples, it is believed that SCP-XXXX has two small feet, but as it cannot touch solid objects, SCP-XXXX moves around mostly by floating.

SCP-XXXX's defining characteristic is its ability to permanently shapeshift into virtually anything. This ability is activated when any human comes within 5 meters of SCP-XXXX. This person is referred to as "SCP-XXXX-1." When activated, SCP-XXXX will invade SCP-XXXX-1's conscious mind and transform itself into the first being or object it finds at the forefront. If SCP-XXXX-1 is thinking of nothing, SCP-XXXX will delve deeper into SCP-XXXX-1's subconscious mind and transform itself into the first being or object it finds there. This process cannot be cancelled by SCP-XXXX-1 or any third parties.

Tests have shown that the range of things that SCP-XXXX can transform itself into widens with age. From the ages of 0 to 2 months old, it can only turn into small beings or objects, like rodents or pens. At 3 months old, this range begins to progressively widen to bigger beings or objects, like dogs or chairs. As of now, the largest thing the foundation has been able to transform SCP-XXXX into is a decently sized building that is now being used to securely house instances of SCP-XXXX. It is believed, however, that with enough time to mature, SCP-XXXX could be used to create things as large as new inhabitable planets for the betterment of mankind.

The transformation of SCP-XXXX is always permanent. For the most part, anything that SCP-XXXX transforms into will closely resemble both the appearance and function or behavior of a "real" version of that object or being, with the biggest difference being that things made from an instance of SCP-XXXX tend to be far more durable and last longer than their "real" counterpart. The only exception to this that has been discovered by researchers is when an attempt is made to transform SCP-XXXX into a human being. Doing so will result in a being that more closely resembles a mannequin than a human. While this being, referred to as SCP-XXXX-2, can move its body and blink, it always appears to come out in a permanent vegetative state. All attempts at creating a fully-functioning human using SCP-XXXX have failed.

SCP-XXXX procreates by cracking off a part of one of its crystals, which then develops into a new instance of SCP-XXXX. This process takes roughly one month to complete. After a piece of the crystal cracks off, that piece begins to grow and gradually crack into eight pieces that then become the "wings" of the new instance. After one week of growth, the new cracks begin to form from the center of the crystal. After two weeks, the cracks stretch about halfway through the crystal. After three weeks, the crystal breaks up into eight separate pieces. By week four, the eight crystals have fully grown and taken a shape very similar but not perfectly identical to the crystals of its parent, and the new instance of SCP-XXXX begins to emit its own light. The broken crystal of the parent SCP-XXXX slowly grows back to its original size over the course of this period, and typically finishes its regeneration around the same time that the new instance of SCP-XXXX finishes forming. Procreation of SCP-XXXX appears to occur at random rather than follow a pattern.

Addendum: TBD

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DATE: 23 Mar 2021 19:48

The Day Before The Awakening

"It's now too late. We cannot stop this anymore, even if we desired to. Tomorrow, we will all become… as one."

You're sitting on a creaky office chair, all by yourself in the meeting hall. The smell of dust, mold and dread has surrounded the entire facility. It's almost as if everyone had fled the building beforehand. You ponder, is there any hope that remains? Could we still overcome this disaster? After listening to the sound of your own heartbeats for a while, the door opens to reveal a quiet; yet very familiar voice:

"O5-06? I'm afraid to disturb you sir, however the investigations have proven practically hopeless. Research Teams Alpha-6 and 7 have been trying to figure out the cause of the anomaly to no avail. We might have to switch plans. I suggest we-"

You interrupt the commander with a deep tone.

"There is no hope left, general. I'm not resorting to any other plans, announce that the O5 will have another meeting tonight regarding Procedure-574. It is the only way."

"But sir! We've sworn not to execute Procedure-574 until an XK-Scenario has been declared. Are you sure about-"

"Yes. Yes I am."

You hear the door shut, and then the footsteps that drag along with it. You aren't sure if you had made the right desicion, but no time to think. The sun has already started to set, and it could just be the last night of your life. You grab your phone, and as your hand is shaking, dial a number and wait for them to pick up.

"…"

"Hello? This is Level 4 Researcher Daniel Sut-"

"Greetings, This is O5-06, I'm calling you to report our progress, has there been any new findings?"

The doctor sighs.

"Unfortunately sir, no. None of our tests on the D-Class taught us anything about what we're even dealing with here. Everything seems hopeless for now, as much as I hate to think that way. We have so many unanswered questions. How could sunlight cause a living organism to go under such changes? How did the sun burn up 90% of the remaining hydrogen in it's outer layers in just one da-"

"That's enough, professor."

You hang up, in cold sweat. As much as you wanted to hear the rest, you thought it'd be better for you to keep calm. You gaze at the old-school clock on the wall, ticking slowly. Every second passing makes you realize how short your life just is now. "We have to leave." you think to yourself, but why "We?" Do you really need to take the rest of humanity with you? Or will you leave them in the light to suffer? You brush off the thought, realizing how idiotic it sounds.

Is this how it'll all end? The sun, the one extraterrestrial object all life on Earth needs, causing our demise? Ironic, isn't it?

After roughly an hour of you staring into the ceiling fan, with pointless thoughts, your phone suddenly vibrates and lights up. A little startled, you lean over to see what had happened.

2 new notifications!
(1) New anomaly request pending… Designation: SCP-001, Item Name: #001, Object Class: Apollyon
(2) EMERGENCY: XK-CLASS SCENARIO OFFICIALLY DECLARED, IMMEDIATE EVACUATION ORDERED.

No.

That can't be it.

Did they… give up? Without even a meeting?

All of a sudden, you hear somebody rushing through the hallway. Approaching closer and closer, at which the door slams open.

"O5-06! Quick! The plan is set, and the ship will launch soon. Come with me."

It's O5-03, bearing a strange look on his face. You stare at him for a while, not moving at all. Then you finally start to speak up.

"…Ship? What ship? We barely have a plan, what in hell are you talking about?"

"Just follow me."

03 quickly grabs you by your hand, and drags you across the hall as you blankly gaze at the walls. You pass by a few researchers, all of them in panic and screaming at each other.

After a few minutes of walking, you and 03 enter a large open room. It's quiet in here. Just like the silence before the storm. There's a huge launchpad in the middle. On top of it is a ship with all the other O5 in it. They seem to be arguing over something. However, you can't make out what they are saying.

You turn over to 03.

"What..?"

"We're leaving 06-"

"Are you kidding me? We had not even set up a plan, decided on anything, nor had we told anyone about what we would be doing AND you assholes are willing to abandon the entire human race like that? I thought Procedure-574 was not to be carried out without the approval of all O5 members. "

"Look, it's a bit more complicated than that-"

"I don't want to hear any of your bullshit. This was not what the Foundation was created to do, and I'm not obeying it. How could you ever think it was right to do something so inhumane?"

"We have plenty of time to discuss this matter, if only you'd listen to me."

You sigh, but realize you have no other choice.

"Fine."

"I promise, I'll explain it all once you board the ship."
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DATE: 23 Mar 2021 19:20

NOTE:

This page has been hacked and edited by a hostile non-Foundation member.

Please remember that, and just ignore the edits: we cannot get rid of them.

- The SCP Foundation Database Tech Team

Item #: SCP-5XXX

Containment Class: Chaos

Special Containment Procedures: In order to prevent further SCP-5XXX appearances, Project Buy-More-Harvey-and-Riggor will dedicate resources for the secret promotion of Harvey and Riggor's Samples of Heaven brand among the public in order to increase sales; in tandem, Project Don't-Buy-Not-Harvey-and-Riggor-Stuff will be initiated to secretly spread misinformation and also leak sensitive data of competitors of Harvey and Riggor's Samples of Heaven (which means any soda brand that is not Harvey and Riggor's Samples of Heaven).

SCP-5XXX Containment Ultimatum must be achieved at the end of every year.

Description: SCP-5XXX refers to an interdimensional portal, which will randomly appear on the ground in parts of the world. A giant other-dimensional entity composed of water and shaped like a hognose will emerge from this hole and begin to attack its surrounding while shouting statements that mention Harvey and Riggor as holding special importance to deities (ex: "Harvey and Riggor is of the gods!" and "Doomed by the gods is the people who do not drink Harvey and Riggor!").

After a rampage, the entity will spit out an aluminum tablet, before returning SCP-5XXX, followed by the cessation of SCP-5XXX. The tablet usually contains a listed amount of sales of Harvey and Riggor(designated as SCP-5XXX Containment Ultimatum) that must be achieved in the span of 364 days to prevent future SCP-5XXX manifestations.

It is to be noted that nowhere in the vicinity of Harvey and Riggor factories or building has SCP-5XXX manifested; the Ultimatum has also been steadily risin

Irrelevant - 05-8

WARNING

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Ignore it, it's all false

Reveal

Alt Text: Does not come, unless summoned. DID YOU KNOW? O5-8's real name is Citrusson Harvey? SCP Foundation: Protecting you super-well!

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DATE: 23 Mar 2021 16:35

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Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be kept at Site 28 in a dark storage locker. SCP-XXXX is not to be used for testing unless 3 level 3 researchers are supervising. Any instance of SCP-XXXX-1 is to be restrained and given class 1 amnestics. SCP-XXXX-1

Description: SCP-XXXX is a painting of an island in the sky.

Addendum: [Optional additional paragraphs]

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DATE: 23 Mar 2021 14:06
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CAPTION-GOES-HERE

Special Containment Procedures:
SCP-XXXX is to be contained inside of an average-sized mason jar, which is to be kept inside of a locked safe to prevent SCP-XXXX from breaching containment. The safe that contains SCP-XXXX is only to be opened to research SCP-XXXX or to experiment with class-D individuals. The jar that houses SCP-XXXX is never to be opened without a direct request from a Senior Researcher or a Site Director. The code used to open the safe is ████. Any experiments involving direct contact with SCP-XXXX are only to be conducted on D-Class individuals.

Description:
SCP-XXXX is an organism resembling the Lampyridae insect more commonly known as a “firefly”. SCP-XXXX was first discovered on May 28th, 1992 in Savannah, Georgia in the United States. SCP-XXXX was first brought to the attention of the foundation when a 9-year-old girl identified as Alexandria Smith burst into flames suddenly and unexpectedly while outside catching fireflies. Many adults and other children around her experienced small burns and permanent blindness as a result of SCP-XXXX’s effects.

Initial research for visual abnormalities led to the blinding of a senior researcher and her assistants (See Incident Log XXXX.1). The researchers that conducted this test were ████████,██████, and ████████████. Further testing of the effects of SCP-XXXX was suspended by the order of Dr.██████ until April 19th, 2002. The first test of SCP-XXXX’s anomalous effects was conducted on a D-Class individual on May 2nd, 2002 (See SCP-XXXX Experiment Log 1)

SCP-XXXX was discovered, through DNA testing, to be the offspring of two non-anomalous Lampyridae. SCP-XXXX has long outlived average Lamyridae life expectancy and all attempts to terminate SCP-XXXX in any way have failed, all further termination attempts are strictly forbidden. SCP-XXXX’s anomalous abilities appeared from a dose of radiation that was created when a nuclear bomb was lost by the US military near Savannah Georgia.

SCP-XXXX has shown the ability to perform complex behaviors as seen in the 2nd round of research conducted on it (See SCP-XXXX Experiment Log 2). Based on the results of the 2nd round of research on SCP-XXXX, researchers are led to believe that SCP-XXXX is a sapient organism. Seeing as in the 1st round of research (See Incident Log XXXX.1) and in the 1st experiment (See SCP-XXXX Experiment Log 1) the organism showed signs of fear before attacking, researchers believe that SCP-XXXX acts in self-defense. Due to this fact, Class A and Class B personnel are not to interact with SCP-XXXX so as to protect them from potential harm.

SCP-XXXX has also shown the ability to conduct electricity as seen in the 2nd experiment conducted with a D-Class individual (See SCP-XXXX Experiment Log 3). SCP-XXXX can give off a power level of 1.13 megawatts of energy. With this information, researchers of SCP-XXXX proposed ideas on how to use SCP-XXXX for potential power production to be used to help with the containment of other SCPs (See Addendum XXXX.1).

+Incident Log XXXX.1
+SCP-XXXX Experiment Log 1
+SCP-XXXX Experiment Log 2
+SCP-XXXX Experiment Log 3

Addendum XXXX.1

Proposition Answer
Use SCP-XXXX to power research equipment used on SCP-XXXX Denied
Use SCP-XXXX to power containment of SCP-XXXX Brought into consideration
Use SCP-XXXX to power containment of other SCPs Denied
Use SCP-XXXX to power research equipment used on other SCPs Denied

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