Sonderance - SCP Sandbox III

Sonderance

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class:

Special Containment Procedures:

Description: SCP-XXXX is the collective designation given to 7 artificial humanoids created by German biomedical engineer Weiner Simmons. Instances of SCP-XXXX range drastically in form and demonstrative sapience. While the exact methods of their construction are currently unknown, notes recovered from Dr. Simmons' office upon containment imply the usage of at least 18 separate thaumaturgical disciplines, including (but not limited to) carnomancy, noomancy, psychomancy, and phonomancy.

All seven instances of SCP-XXXX were recovered following several reports of distressing noises emerging from a former textile manufacturing plant in Eden, North Carolina. After an aerial analysis confirmed a heavy thaumaturgic energy signature, containment specialists secured the facility and took SCP-XXXX and Dr. Simmons into custody. Dr. Simmons displayed considerable aversion to the idea of working with the Foundation and is currently in long-term non-anomalous human containment.

Addendum: Instances of SCP-XXXX

Designation	Label¹	Description
SCP-XXXX-1	"Or"	A brain and connected pair of eyeballs suspended in a nutrient solution. While all sections of the brain appear fully functional, all but those associated with vision have atrophied severely.
SCP-XXXX-2	"Rakiya"	A brain, larynx, and set of lungs, connected and suspended in a nutrient solution. Once again, any parts of the brain not associated with breathing and basic noise production have atrophied.
SCP-XXXX-3	"Zerah"	A brain connected to a fully functioning digestive system, as well as a tongue. Requires feeding two to three times a day. Any parts of the brain not associated with taste have atrophied.
SCP-XXXX-4	"Kokhav"	Incinerated remains with approximately 25% of the mass of an average adult male. Due to its current state and a lack of relevant notes, further details of its construction are unknown.
SCP-XXXX-5	"Tanin"	A fully sapient humanoid suspended in a nutrient solution. SCP-XXXX-5 is not capable of breathing; a permanent umbilical conduit connects it to an external oxygenation device. Dr. Simmons' notes indicate the removal of one or both functional lungs.
SCP-XXXX-6	"Chaya"	A fully sapient humanoid. While mostly indistinguishable from an adult human female, inefficiencies in its digestive system require constant consumption. Muscles in its upper vocal tract appear to have been intentionally paralyzed, restricting vocal production to basic sounds.
SCP-XXXX-7	Unknown²	Indistinguishable from an adult human male.

Addendum:

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Item #: SCP-XXXX

A simplified scan of one of SCP-XXXX-1's pages.

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: #TODO

Description: SCP-XXXX is an adult male of apparent Southeast Asian descent. The only remarkable aspect of its appearance is its pupils, which do not contract or dilate when exposed to changes in light. SCP-XXXX’s left pupil is permanently dilated to 10 mm, while its right pupil is permanently contracted to 1 mm.
SCP-XXXX displays a near-total awareness of its surroundings to a distance of approximately 5 meters. When provided with homogenous mixtures within sealed opaque containers, it can correctly identify the mixtures’ component substances and their frequencies, indicating that its ability extends at least partially to the molecular level.
SCP-XXXX-1 is a standard manilla folder containing 16 180 mm x 240 mm sheets of paper. Each sheet appears to be a uniform grey in color. However, microscopic imaging has shown that each page contains approximately 48 billion points of various colors, each less than 1000 nm² in size. Removal of SCP-XXXX-1 from within range of SCP-XXXX’s awareness has historically resulted in SCP-XXXX assuming the fetal position and emitting loud, high-pitched noises.
SCP-XXXX was taken into Foundation custody on 05/18/2015 after approaching Field Agent Somsak Wattana in Tan Son Nhat International Airport, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. It correctly identified Agent Wattana as a Foundation asset, claimed to see a benign tumor in his stomach³, and requested “protection” in return for the Foundation’s use of its abilities.
In interviews, SCP-XXXX has displayed severe paranoia centered around the existence of a “predator” specifically evolved to hunt and kill it. Whether or not the entity in question exists is currently under investigation. See Incident Report XX-XX-XX.

+ Analysis of SCP-XXXX-1

- Analysis of SCP-XXXX-1

Analyzing the contents of the folder provided has so far been incredibly difficult due to the number and size of the dyed 'pixels' I've been tasked with deciphering. Despite this, I’ve seen enough to know that this is the most remarkable written work ever produced by human hands, both in execution and in content. Provided it is a written work, of course, and not some silly overwrought art piece.
Thus far, we have fully scanned 11 pages. Of the approximately 48 million points of color on each page, 99.6% consist of colors that are repeated minimally or not at all. This, in particular, has my team stumped; Besides the mind-boggling logistics of applying such a vast array of colors in such infinitesimal form, there is no conceivable analogue in any known language with such a wide range. If the colors are any meaningful unit of a language, be they morphemes or syllables or logograms, they outnumber those of any written language we know of by a factor of hundreds. In addition, there is not a language on Earth that doesn’t have some element of repetition. The fact that this one doesn’t is absolutely inconceivable. If it is a written script, it was produced by a people with a culture and language I cannot even imagine.
In frustrated conclusion, it is my expert opinion as a philologist of some renown that this text is indecipherable without some external aid or multilingual artefact. I can identify no patterns, no similarities to other scripts, no possible meaning of any kind. This pile of papers makes the Voynich Manuscript look like The Cat in the Hat. To be perfectly frank, it makes me feel nostalgic for my time with the rongorongo glyphs of Easter Island.
I’d like to recommend seeking out a cryptographer, ideally one with experience in steganography. When it comes to philological decipherment, these pages are a cruel joke disguised as a stunning work of genius.
Dr. Clifton Verity, PhD
PS: Here are the hex codes of the few repeating colors my team has identified, along with their frequencies. Good luck. You’ll need it.

Color Relative Frequency

#DF73FF

0.0112%

#6699CC

0.0940%

#CB410B

0.0476%

#D8BFD8

0.0439%

#66023C

0.0297%

#FFF8E7

0.0729%

#3EB489

0.0258%

#841B2D

0.0438%

#6C2E1F

0.0021%