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DATE: 27 Apr 2021 03:40

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WARNING: THE FOLLOWING FILE IS CLASSIFIED FOR EP DOSSIER ONLY

ANY ATTEMPT TO ACCESS THIS FILE WITHOUT EP AUTHORIZATION WILL BE LOGGED AND WILL LEAD TO IMMEDIATE DISCIPLINARY ACTION.

THE EP INITIATIVE


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Welcome, User
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EP INITIATIVE Proposed by:

Doctor Tom Harrison [level 04 access]

Agent Clark Smith [level 04 access]

EP INITIATIVE granted by:

05 Council vote


WELCOME TO THE EP DIVISION

You are expendable. You are valuable. You are replaceable.
These are the traits of an EP. These three statements are not to tear down your spirit, they are to enlighten the truth about your job. We do not want you in the dark, that would defeat the purpose of why we recruited you. We want you to be fully aware of the risks you will partake, and we want you to do it willingly.

You have no memory because we erased it. Do not doubt our intentions, because they are pure. We took away your memories because you dealt with too much already, you have experienced the worst of the world. But it is your experience that is made you EP.

We erased your memory but your skill is unchanged, you still have the mindset to assess a struggle and you still have the knowledge and loyalty.

You are an EP.

— Clark Harrison, EP Initiative Founder.

Description: The EP initiative is dedicated to properly containing or to maintain containment of highly dangerous anomalous objects and organisms. The EP initiative was to ensure that the usage of important resources and Foundation employees where to be limited, as each selected member has been removed of previous rank and status amongst the Foundation. This selection is recognised by the 05 Council and the founders of the EP initiative.

The EP initiative is abbreviated for 'Expendable Personnel', and as of such, each selected persons should also be removed of their name and given amnestic drugs to have no outside world connection. EP dossier is also made of detained personnel who participated in hostile actions against the Foundation. EP dossier is also selected by D-Class/civilian prisoners who have in the past trained in the military, however the selection may vary depending on the severity of their crime (e.g. genocide, cultist crimes, sex trafficking, WMD marketing, etc.) The total amount of EPs to be selected should only maximise to 900 total personnel. If this extent of dossier is reached then no further selection is to be conducted. See Incident-3A-E.

No personnel are to participate in any field missions involving their previous life.

The EP initiative was originally focused on the investigation of SCP-XXXX, however Doctor Clark Smith has made the exception for any anomalous objects or organisms that have proven to require the usage of the EP initiative to be allowed.

THE EP RECRUIT INFORMATION GUIDE

__CHAPTER 1: THE DANGERS OF YOUR JOB__
__CHAPTER 2: THE DO'S AND THE DON'TS__
__CHAPTER 3: KNOW YOUR ENEMY__
The following is the non-official classification system amongst the EP dossier:
EP This is the most common title given to EP dossier, these personnel are granted access to majority of the EP classified archives. EP dossier will be given a particular SCP case to investigate from either EP initiative founder or 05 council decision
MTFEP MTFEP specialise in-field cases and tactical operations. MTFEP dossier will only be chosen if they have experienced high threat anomalous activity in the past. MTFEP is abbreviated from 'Mobile Task Force-Expendable Personnel'
DEEP DEEP is classified as the most dangerous classification to have amongst the EP initiative. DEEP operatives specialise when MTFEP forces have proven unsuccessful. DEEP have been genetically modified with enhanced senses as well as bone marrow alterations. See DEEP project for further information. DEEP is abbreviated to 'Demonic Entity-Expendable Personnel' This has been selected from first DEEP division.
CSEP CSEP manage technological anomalies that have proven to show extreme threats. These may include computer based problems (viruses or hackers) However at times, the CSEP divisions will investigate automations with abnormal capabilities present. CSEP is abbreviated from 'Cyber Security-Expendable Personnel
ASEP ASEP are only given to EP dossier if they are the survivors of an extreme phenomenon resulting in any disorders inflicted upon the person(s) These persons who have experience this will undergo Procedure 889-ASEP. See Procedure 889-ASEP logs for more details. ASEP is abbreviated from 'Anomalous Soldiers-Expendable Personnel' The ASEP division has been discontinued due to Incident-3A-k.

Fire Breathing Man

Exploration Video Log Transcript

Date: ██/██/██

Exploration Team: MTFEP - DIVISION-404

Subject: Fire Breathing Man(Neutralised)

Team Lead: MTFEP-109

Team Members: MTFEP-156, MTFEP-395, MTFEP-297

[BEGIN LOG]

Person A: Dialogue

Person B: Dialogue

STUFF HAPPENS

Person A: Dialogue

[END LOG]

SCP-XXXX Incident site

Personnel: MTFEP-109, MTFEP-115, MTFEP-067, MTFEP-156, MTFEP-069.

Foreword: All MTFEP are to investigate and state whether SCP-XXXX is escaping from the Incident-1A site. All MTFEP have been ordered to self-terminate upon completion of mission. Mission is recon unless SCP-XXXX engages. A self-termination chip has been inserted if compliance has failed.

<Begin log>

MTFEP-109: Mic check? Weapons check?

MTFEP-115: Clear.

MTFEP-067: Clear.

MTFEP-156: Clear.

MTFEP-069: Clear.

Command: Hearing you loud and clear MTFEP unit.

MTFEP- : Let’s rock and roll.

The unit approach the site; they all take the main entrance. MTFEP-069 places a BARRICADE3 at the entrance. The BARRICADE goes off and the entrance is cleared. the MTFEP enter the building and advance towards the elevator.

MTFEP-156: It's open, hustle up.

MTFEP-067: Nine tailed fox opened it dumbass.

MTFEP-156: Oh (Pauses) Shut up.

MTFEP-069: You two act like children.

MTFEP-156: I didn't ask for your opinion, 69.

MTFEP-109: Cut it out.

MTFEP-156: With all due respect we are going to die either way, so does it matter whether we act like kids or not?

MTFEP-109: You should know acting like a kid doesn't work out. That fire breathing dude 3 years ago found us because of that.

Command: MTFEP-156, please refrain from child-like behaviour.

The unit uses the rope left by the Nine Tailed Fox mission to lower themselves.

MTFEP-067: Down we go.

The unit reaches Sub-level 1, where the explosion destroyed the entire structure of the level.

MTFEP-069: How are we supposed to go down that far? Where the SCP would be is still at least 1500 metres down.

MTFEP-069: What the hell? Is this floating water?

MTFEP-156: You just noticed that?

A high pitched sound emits from the bottom of the shaft.

MTFEP-109: What the-

Contact with the MTFEP unit was lost.

Command: MTFEP-109 do you copy?

Static.

Command: Are you in contact with SCP-XXXX? Do you copy?

Static.

Command: What's going on out there? Do you copy?

Static.

Command: Activate the self-termination chips. Do it now.

Connection to self-termination chips failed.

Command: Shit. I want coms active on this channel until I get something.

Closing Statement: The channel has been observed for 9 months until called off. The MTFEP unit have been classified as MIA4 until further notice.


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DATE: 27 Apr 2021 02:23
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CAPTION-GOES-HERE

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: [Paragraphs explaining the procedures]

Description: SCP-XXXX is the cadaver of an 11-year-old wheaten terrier, formerly known as "Maggie". The earliest of SCP-XXXX's anomalous effects are dated to its active decay6.

Discovery: SCP-XXXX was recovered on 7/7/2011 in the backyard of Alex Weaver.

Addendum: [Optional additional paragraphs]

I buried Maggie in the backyard. God. She died late last night in her sleep. I remember her breathing under my bed. It was all ragged and

No I can't. I can't do this.

Addendum: [Optional additional paragraphs]

Someone dug her up. The sick bastards dug her up.

Her teeth have already fallen out and into her throat.

I stomped on as many maggots as I could. I need new shoes.

Addendum: [Optional additional paragraphs]

I can't believe this
Last night I watched out the window and I saw

I saw the earth spew her right back out
What is going on

What is happening to my damn dog

Addendum:

you're a good girl maggie
oh girl
maggie
i love you so much

Footnotes

« SCP-XXXW | SCP-XXXX | SCP-XXXY »


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DATE: 27 Apr 2021 02:16

item: scp 5864

object class: Euclid

speaicl containment procedures: scp 5864 is surrounded by a fake construction site
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DATE: 27 Apr 2021 01:30

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Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures:
SCP-XXXX is to be kept in a standard containment locker located in Site-28.

Description:
SCP-XXXX is a Pentax K1000 film camera. It is currently fitted with a

Addendum:

[[footnoteblock]]

« SCP-XXXW | SCP-XXXX | SCP-XXXY »


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DATE: 27 Apr 2021 00:18
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A view of SCP-XXXX from the upstairs bedroom of Researcher Merrick's residence.

Special Containment Procedures: As SCP-XXXX is thus far unknown to residents, evacuation of Culwick Avenue has been deemed unnecessary. MTF Upsilon-13 has been placed in charge of determining PoI-XXXX-01's whereabouts. SCP-XXXX-1 is to remain in a medium-value containment locker at Site-166.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a phenomenon periodically affecting Culwick Avenue, located in the town of Culwick, Florida, United States.

SCP-XXXX manifests as a thunderstorm, completely covering the sky above the street. SCP-XXXX has no clear pattern of manifestation, save for the fact that SCP-XXXX has, to-date, never occurred on a day where Culwick Elementary School7 is in session. SCP-XXXX is entirely localized to Culwick Avenue, with the boundaries of the storm terminating where Culwick Avenue merges with Over The Rainbow Boulevard to the west and Palm Street to the east. SCP-XXXX manifestations dissipate upon the beginning of the next calendar day.

The sound of SCP-XXXX's rainfall produces a cognitohazardous effect, resulting in feelings of disappointment and ennui in those who hear it. This effect is limited to individuals located within a residence on the street; individuals located outside will not experience any unusual effects. These effects subside after an average of 20 minutes, being replaced with feelings of ambition and sociability. This typically results in subjects seeking out other individuals to spend time with for the duration of the storm, often participating in projects and playing indoor games.

The first SCP-XXXX manifestation took place on October 8, 1995. SCP-XXXX was reported as a potential anomaly shortly after by Foundation researcher Styx Merrick, a resident of Culwick Avenue, after xe noted several similar thunderstorms not corresponding to expected weather patterns in a short amount of time. Investigation followed, and containment procedures were drafted.

Addendum XXXX.1: Interview Logs

Interviewer: Researcher Merrick

Interviewee: David Reese

Foreword: The following interview was conducted on 11/30/1995. Reese has been a resident of Culwick Avenue for 18 years. The interview was conducted to get a resident's perspective on SCP-XXXX.

[BEGIN LOG]

Merrick: Thank you for sitting down to talk with me today.

Reese: Ah, don't worry about it, Stick. It's always good to talk to you.

Merrick: I just wanted to ask you a few questions regarding the weather on Culwick Avenue.

Reese: Ah, yes, the weather in Culwick is wonderful. I moved here from Miami quite a while ago. Lovely city, but I hate the hurricanes.

Merrick: Yes, I am aware. Have you ever noticed how frequent the storms are here?

Reese: Ah, well, you know what they say, 'never trust a sunny day in Florida.'

[Reese proceeds to laugh at his statement for several seconds.]

Merrick: Indeed. Have you ever noticed anything odd regarding the storms?

Reese: I can't say I have. My kids do always want to hang out with me on rainy days. I guess being stuck inside really does that to you, huh?

Merrick: I suppose it does.

Reese: I think the weather here is perfect. I just love hearing all the stories.

Merrick: Would you care to elaborate on what you mean by that?

Reese: I know you're doing this interview for your documentary8, Stick, but you don't have to act all formal with me.

Merrick: I apologize.

Reese: But yes, the stories. Maddy's always telling me about all the fun things she and her daughter get up to during the storms.

Merrick: Interesting. Could you name a few examples of activities they do?

Reese: You know, arts and crafts, video games, board games. Normal indoor activities.

Merrick: Not surprising.

Reese: Stick, you seem to be the only one I never hear about. Are you okay? I know you don't live with anyone, you must be so lonely, cooped up in there all the time.

Merrick: I assure you, Dave, I'm perfectly fine. There's no need to worry about me.

Reese: Alright, well if you ever need anyone to hang out with, my door is always open.

Merrick: I'll keep that in mind.

Reese: Oh, that reminds me. Me and John are having a barbecue on Sunday, if you'd like to come.

[Six seconds of silence pass.]

Merrick: Sure. I'd love to.

[END LOG]

Interviewer: Researcher Merrick

Interviewee: David Reese

Foreword: The following interview was conducted on 12/02/1995. The interview was conducted to gain more information on SCP-XXXX's effects.

[BEGIN LOG]

Merrick: Hi, Dave, thank you for talking with me today.

Reese: Oh, don't worry about it, Stick. Anything to help with your documentary. By the way, can you give me a copy when you're finished? I'd love to see it.

Merrick: I'll see what I can do.

Reese: So, is there anything in particular you wanted to talk about?

Merrick: Yes, I wanted to discuss the weather of Culwick a little more with you. What do you and your family do during storms?

Reese: Ah, well. Once the rain starts to pick up and we know it's going to be a soggy day, me and John usually camp out in the living room. That is, if he's home. The kids always seem pretty bummed out when the rain starts.

Merrick: Does anything else happen? Anything unusual?

Reese: Nothing really unusual, I'd say. Usually after a while the kids come downstairs and hang out with us. It's always a good time with them.

Merrick: I'm glad to hear that.

Reese: You should come over sometime. I'm sure John would be happy to see you.

Merrick: That sounds great.

Reese: Yeah, let's make it happen.

Merrick: Sure.

Reese: That's what I like so much about rainy days. They give me a chance to spend time Julia and Monty that I never got to have with… with Harrison.

Merrick: I am incredibly sorry for what happened with Harrison.

[Reese's breathing becomes heavy.]

Reese: No, it's… I mean, you don't have to, to say that. It's not like you did anything. I just, I wish I could've been there. I wish there was a way I could've stopped it.

Merrick: Dave, we all wish we could've helped. But there's nothing anyone could've done.

Reese: No. if I had just gone with him, I could've seen the car coming.

Merrick: You don't need to blame yourself for the actions of another person.

Reese: But if I had only-

Merrick: Dave, I want you to listen to me. There's nothing you could've done. What happened to Harrison was a tragedy. An awful, awful tragedy. But you did not cause it. You did not cause your son any harm. You don't need to blame yourself.

Reese: I'm sorry. I shouldn't be talking about this in your documentary.

Merrick: Dave, forget about the documentary. I don't need to put this in. But I need you to tell me the truth when I ask you this. The first storm and Harrison's death line up perfectly. Did you have something to do with it?

[Reese shifts in his seat. There is a look of surprise on his face.]

Reese: I- yes. Yes, I made the storm. Don't tell anyone, okay? I just, I just wanted something that would let me spend more time with the kids. After the incident, none of them wanted to come out of their rooms. I had to do something.

Merrick: How did you do it?

Reese: I found a book. It told me about magic, that it was real, and how to do it. It was stuff I know I never would've believed in before, but in my desperation I gave it a try. And I created the storm. It was supposed to be a one-time thing, you know? It wore off at midnight and I got to spend time with my family. What could be wrong with that?

[Reese pauses.]

Reese: But I did it again. I knew I shouldn't have, but I just needed to spend more time with them. I started doing it more and more, and then somehow it started happening on its own. Luckily, the effect was limited to Culwick Avenue, and it was harmless enough that I wasn't putting anyone in danger. I figured it wasn't that bad. Was I wrong? I don't know anymore.

[Eight seconds of silence pass.]

Merrick: Dave. I need you to listen to me very carefully, and to not tell anyone else what I'm telling you right now. You cannot, under any circumstances, let anybody know about this. There are people out there who will do anything they need to to prevent knowledge of this from spreading. And that would include detaining you and separating you from your family. Do you understand?

Reese: Yes, I understand.

Merrick: I'm looking out for you, because you are my friend, and I know you have your best intentions at heart. I will keep this under control, but I need you to never let anyone know about this.

Reese: I understand. Thank you. Thank you so much.

[END LOG]

Following the above interview, David Reese has been designated PoI-XXXX-01, due to his involvement in the creation of SCP-XXXX. PoI-XXXX-01 has been placed under surveillance by MTF Upsilon-13 ("All the King's Horses").9 The book referenced in the interview has been confiscated and designated SCP-XXXX-1.

Addendum XXXX.2: Related Documentation

Note: The following requests were filed by Researcher Merrick and sent to Site-166 director of research Winston Dumont.

SCP FOUNDATION INTERNAL REQUEST FORM

Date Filed: 12/04/1995

Request Details: I am requesting that David Reese be cleared of PoI designation and be released from surveillance. Reese has no innate anomalous characteristics and SCP-XXXX-1 has been taken into custody at Site-166. For this reason I am requesting Reese be amnesticized and relieved of surveillance.

Status: DENIED

SCP FOUNDATION INTERNAL REQUEST FORM

Date Filed: 12/06/1995

Request Details: I am requesting PoI-XXXX-01 be amnesticized and no longer studied. We have no more information to gain from him.

Status: DENIED

SCP FOUNDATION INTERNAL REQUEST FORM

Date Filed: 12/08/1995

Request Details: I am requesting SCP-XXXX be left alone. Research into SCP-XXXX cannot provide any more useful information, and surveillance of Culwick Avenue is becoming costly. I am requesting research be discontinued until such time that a situation calls for more information to be gathered.

Status: DENIED

Note: The following request was filed by MTF Upsilon-13 commander Lucy Haphim and sent to Site-166 director Marsha Lewis.

SCP FOUNDATION INTERNAL REQUEST FORM

Date Filed: 02/20/1996

Request Details: On 02/04/1996, a member of MTF Upsilon-13 was killed by a lightning strike during an SCP-XXXX manifestation. On 02/11/1996, another member was severely injured during a manifestation after being struck by a falling tree. On 02/19/1996, two agents were struck by a surveillance vehicle due to poor visibility during a storm.

It is the belief of MTF Upsilon-13 that SCP-XXXX is targeting members of the task force, and as such I am requesting that PoI-XXXX-01 be placed into custody at Site-166 so as to limit Foundation contact with the street.

Status: APPROVED

Note: The following request was filed by Researcher Merrick and sent to Site-166 director Marsha Lewis.

SCP FOUNDATION INTERNAL REQUEST FORM

Date Filed: 02/21/1996

Request Details: You've detained an innocent man and separated him from his family for no good reason. I am requesting you go fuck yourself.

Status: INVALID REQUEST

Note: The following request was filed by MTF Upsilon-13 commander Lucy Haphim and sent to Site-166 director Marsha Lewis.

SCP FOUNDATION INTERNAL REQUEST FORM

Date Filed: 02/22/1996

Request Details: On 02/21/1996, PoI-XXXX-01 was discovered missing from his cell at Site-166. Security footage shows Researcher Styx Merrick breaking down the cell door with a makeshift explosive device. Investigation by MTF Upsilon-13 discovered the Reese residence to be completely vacated. Researcher Merrick and PoI-XXXX-01, as well as John, Julia, and Montgomery Reese are considered to be at large.

Subjects possess vital knowledge of the Foundation and Site-166.

Requesting MTF Upsilon-13 be sent to track down and detain the subjects by any means necessary.

Status: APPROVED

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Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be kept in a Standard Humanoid Containment Cell while it is past 18:00 and it is not on shift. Any sudden or drastic change in it's behavior is to be reported immediately. No personnel are to mention job termination in any manner while on Site.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a intelligent humanoid biologically identical to a human male. It goes by the name “Carl” and measures 1.7 meters tall. It possesses rabbit-like features, all of which have been determined to be purely skin. How it is able to control these features is unknown. It is covered in what appears to be pink fur but is actually human body hair with a pink pigment. It's only threat is likely it's memetic agent it releases and shows no unprovoked outward hostility towards any life-form.

SCP-XXXX is currently employed by the SCP Foundation and occupies the position of Junior Researcher at Site-23. It’s main anomalous quality is that it cannot be fired. It has been concluded that it gives off a memetic agent, rendering any personnel attempting a job termination suddenly and without a discernible alternative cause, unable to recall any memory from the duration it and the subject had worked together. Effectively wiping their memory. It is unlikely it does this intentionally.

The memetic agent produced by SCP-XXXX has been successfully extracted and is a near-invisible aerosol released from it's body. Attempts modifying the agent have proven moderately successful and in one instance, resulted in a chemical compound able to be used as a Class A amnestic. Research on the chemical structure of the agent is ongoing.

Addendum XXXX-1: Discovery
SCP-XXXX was first documented on 10/05/2008, after the Site Director at Site-23 was reported to have suffered what appeared to be a sudden and unexplained memory loss. Medical examination was inconclusive as to a precise cause, but foul play was quickly ruled out. Personnel who had witnessed the event reported the Director calling a co-worker they called "Carl" to his office shortly before.

An internal security team was quickly dispatched to apprehend the suspect. After being interrogated, the suspect was designated SCP-XXXX and placed in a holding cell until permanent containment could be arranged.

During the apprehension, SCP-XXXX gave up a file, supposedly of documented work

Prominent Discoveries Found in File Given up by SCP-XXXX:

Date: 04/09/2006

Researcher: Junior Researcher Carl SCP-XXXX

Additional Researchers and Personnel: Researcher Herbert Williams, D-9806.

Discovery: A method of utilizing a chemical compound known as X-108 as a Class B amnestic rather than a Class D.

Date: 08/25/2006

Researcher: Junior Researcher Carl SCP-XXXX

Additional Researchers and Personnel: Researcher James Talon, Junior Researcher Patrick Tuomon, D-3506

Discovery: The blood of SCP-████ to induce healing properties when mixed with chemical compound T-098

Date: 07/22/2005

Researcher: Junior Researcher Carl SCP-XXXX

Additional Researchers and Personnel: Researcher Herbert Williams, Researcher James Talon, Junior Researcher Connor Jenk, Researcher Grace Ferdinson.

Discovery: A chemical compound, now code-named E-081, that when introduced to various meat and fish products, greatly increases the frequency of underrepresented fats in the product.

Due to the seeming qualified nature of SCP-XXXX, it was allowed to continue to work under heavy observation with no less than two security personnel within 60 feet of it at all times.

Incident XXXX-1:

Incident report XXXX-1

On 01/15/2009, at approximately 12:30 Doctor Trey McCook erupted into an episode of incoherent babbling and sporadic running across the Site cafeteria. Security nearby rushed to restrain him; he then proceeded to run away from security until running into a flight of stairs and diving down head-first, dying on impact.

Statement from SCP-XXXX:
"Trey tells me jokingly, 'you're fired!' I said 'Very funny, Trey' and went back to eating. When I looked back up, I noticed he was acting very strange—it looked like he had no idea where he was. Shortly after he had his episode."

Due to this event, SCP-XXXX is now kept in a standard humanoid containment cell when not on shift and no personnel are to discuss anything relating to job terminations at any time.

Addendum XXXX-2: Conflict Regarding SCP-XXXX's Containment Procedures

According to many familiar with SCP-XXXX, it is a diligent researcher, albeit unreliable at times and is a valuable resource to the foundation. Because of this, there has been heavy debate to ease it's containment procedures. However, the request to loosen it's restrictions have been denied on multiple occasions, primarily due to the results of Incident XXXX-1.

After a visit to Site-23, Dr. John Lenard has begun to petition the O5 Council to allow the anomaly more freedom.

+ Transcript of Dr. John Lenard's Letter to the O5 Council.

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Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Eucilud

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is allowed to open up shop in the Cafeteria or in break rooms or it will make its own temporarily room in a wall which will be be unaffected on the other side, it is to be supplied with baking supplies and fountain drinks as well as tea bags and coffee beans.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a humanoid like creature that splits itself into as many of itself as it wants, being referred to SCP-XXXX-1. When SCP-XXXX splits, SCP-XXXX-1 will all have different faces and different genders but the outfits will remain the same, Male splits will wear Butler outfits and Female splits will wear Maid outfits all from the Victorian era. When ordering from its many shops one of SCP-XXXX-1 will be at the front waiting to take a order from anybody, anybody who acts rude will be declined but if the SCP-XXXX-1 is aggressive is will proceed to either yell, decline your order, or a Male split might begin a brawl by throwing down a glove, the fight is unable to be stopped between the SCP-XXXX-1 and the foundation personnel and either must surrender or be unable to fight, after the fight the SCP-XXXX-1 will seemingly taunt the knocked out or surrendered Foundation personnel and bring them to the infirmary and go back to work. If Personnel is in a rush, SCP-XXXX-1 will work double time to make the food or coffee, but if it detects that the personnel is lying it will work slower and will not provide food to that person for the rest of the day. When all the stalls close down, all splits will disappear and only SCP-XXXX will clean up all of the stalls. When asked for

Addendum: [Optional additional paragraphs]

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Universe_Antiuniverse_model.png

Artistic depiction of SCP-6000, (dashed line) beween our universe (left) and SCP-6000-1 (right.)

Special Containment Procedures: Foundation assets in physics research groups are to sabotage work that might lead to civilian discovery of SCP-6000. MTF-hν, "The Light Brigade," is tasked with the tracking and disruption of GoI activities involving SCP-6000. Long-term containment possibilities, ranked by desirability, currently include:

  1. Reinforcement of the boundary between our universe and SCP-6000-1.
  2. Systematic, ongoing expulsion of antimatter from our universe.
  3. Complete material destruction of SCP-6000-1.
Description: SCP-6000 is an extra-universal buffer space between our universe and SCP-6000-1,10 its charge, parity, and time-reversal (CPT) complement. That is, a universe principally comprised of antibaryons. Antibaryons can be understood as moving "backward" in time relative to baryons, the particles which make up our universe.11

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‡ Licensing / Citation

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Special Containment Procedures:

Description:
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alert("Welcome to FOUNDATION AUTO-ACCESS-5557-SITE-53, PLEASE ENTER YOUR DESIRED COMMAND.")
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if(clearance > 4) {
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} else if (t == "help") {
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var x = prompt("»>")
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