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**Documents recovered from site
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object class: euclidneutralized (see document SCP-XXXX-18A)
Special containment procedures:
NOTE: The following containment procedures are currently archived. As of incident SCP-XXXX-18A, in the aftermath of which SCP-XXXX was declared neutralized, no special containment procedures are required.
Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object class: Safe
Special containment procedures: SCP-XXXX is currently held in low security anomalous item storage at site-64. At no point are research staff to open SCP-XXXX; testing is to be performed exclusively with D-class personnel.
Description: SCP-XXXX refers to a spatial anomay contained within a weathered, medium sized red hardcover book, titled "An attempt at organizing the english language by sir Abithorn Wenngraaf". No historical figure by the name "Abithorn Wenngraaf" has been found, and finding the origins of SCP-XXXX is currently considered a class C objective.
Outside observation has estimated SCP-XXXX to have between 300-400 pages, however, testing has shown that the number of pages within far exceeds this, with estimates ranging from 5000-█████ unique pages.
Each page of SCP-XXXX contains a unique "IDIOM", or, phrase which, when said within a specific cultural context, portrays a secondary meaning from its literal interpretation. When a SUBJECT reads an IDIOM contained within SCP-XXXX, the SUBJECT will turn into an instance of SCP-XXXX-1.
Instances of SCP-XXXX show no physiological changes, however, shortly after having closed SCP-XXXX-1, the specific IDIOM read will manifest within a 50 meter radius of the SUBJECT, taking its literal meaning and using it to distort local reality, with hume levels in the area being observed to raise on average ██% within 30 seconds. Such an event is hereafter referred to as an "Alpha event". No common link has been established between Alpha events in terms of severity, duration, or SUBJECT/s affected. See document SCP-XXXX-B for an abridged list of notable Alpha events.
DOCUMENT SCP-XXXX-B
FORMAT:
SUBJECT:
IDIOM:
RESULT:
NOTES:
Experiment 001
SUBJECT: D-XXXX
IDIOM: "Let it rain"
RESULT: A miniature raincloud emerged 3 meters above subject, which proceeded to expel roughly 3 liters of water within the 78 seconds it was active.
NOTES: Raincloud was shown to be partly malluable, having the consistency of "cotton candy". Theorized to not consist of water vapour, but instead an anomalous temporary construct.
Experiment 002
SUBJECT: D-XXXX
IDIOM: "Let it rain"
RESULT: D-XXXX was terminated at the first sign of raincloud formation, by research staff; formation dispersed roughly 3 seconds later.
NOTES: let's not kill off D-class without reason now that we know what happens, alright? -Dr. Malloughby
Experiment 007
SUBJECT: D-XXXX
IDIOM: "When it rains it pours"
RESULT: No direct changes observed. Personnel reported an unexplained feeling of "anxiety and dread" the next time it rained on site. Hume levels of rain shown to increase by █% on average in a 50 meter radius around D-XXXX.
NOTES: Hume levels remained above average for █ weeks in areas where subject had been.
Experiment 028
SUBJECT: D-XXXX
IDIOM: "I'm all ears"
RESULT: Subject transformed, down to the molecular level, into a being composed entirely of structures resembling human ears. Subject turned catatonic, theorized to be the result of impaired brain function.
NOTES: Inspection of D-XXXX's molecules showed they had taken the shape of an ear, and subsequently rearranged into a complex puzzle-like pattern. Unclear how subject remained stable.
Experiment 0030
SUBJECT: D-7318
IDIOM: Subject instructed to read "I'm all ears", before quickly turning to the page of "It's music to my ears".
RESULT: Subject completed transformation into ears within 7.3 seconds; subsequently dissapeared. Theorized to be a result of a paradox resulting from simultaneously being "ears" and "music to ears". Exact whereabouts unknown.
NOTES: Subsequent experiments using trackers have shown no results.
Experiment 0041
SUBJECT: D-XXXX
IDIOM: "I listen to the music every day"
RESULT: Subject entered into a catatonic state; repeated the phrase "make it stop" repeatedly.
NOTES: Theorized to be an interaction between D-7318 and D-0932. Further music-based testing suspended until a way of conclusively terminating D-7318 found.
Experiment 0073
SUBJECT: D-XXXX
IDIOM: "When hell freezes over"
RESULT: Local demon-based technology ceased function until subject was terminated.
NOTES: Let's just ignore the implications of this for now and agree not to perform experiments potentially capable of causing a containment breach. -Dr. Malloughby
Object class: Euclid
Special containment procedures: Any attempts to study instances of SCP-XXXX should not involve approaching closer than 10 meters of the main structure, except in cases of shift research. In the event of an observerved location shift MtF Chi-3 ("Witch hunters") is to aerially search forests for signs of SCP-XXXX instances. Instances of SCP-XXXX under observation (currently ██) should never decrease in number. If after 32 hours a shift has occurred and the instance hasn't been located a security breach will be declared.
An exclusion zone of 1 kilometer is to be set up around each instance of SCP-XXXX, to deter civilians. Armed guards are to be stationed at regular intervals on this perimeter. Any civilian coming within 500 meters of an SCP-XXXX instance unnoticed is to be detained for questioning and amnesticized before being released. Any change in SCP-XXXX instances, including emissions, or sightings of SCP-XXXX-1 is to be immediately reported to project lead Dr. Higgins.
A temporary research station is to be erected in a 20 meter area around all SCP-XXXX instances. These are to be dismantled as soon as a shift occurs. Due to the frequent shifts researchers are not advised to bring any heavy equipment when approaching shift events. Ideally, anything requiring a large amount of setup and maintenance such as a [REDACTED] should be brought between February 2nd and April 31, as this is the area of the year with the most time between known shifts.
Shifts on the dates outlined in document SCP-XXXX-A are to be considered normal, and any unprovoked shifts happening outside the dates outlined in Document SCP-XXXX-A are to be considered anomalies.
Description:
SCP-XXXX is an anomalous shifting spatial construct, taking the form of a wooden, run down shack, often with broken windows and walls which appear to be in an advanced state of decomposition.
SCP-XXXX has a varying structure, but certain parts are always present in manifestations:
-A roughly 2m tall chimney, located in the south eastern corner of the roof
-A wooden door, 2x1m, with the text "WITCHES COVE" imprinted, located below the chimney in the south eastern corner
-humanoid figures designated SCP-XXXX-1. For further information, including research on [REDACTED], see document SCP-XXXX-C.
When approached at a distance of less than 10 meters, SCP-XXXX instances dematerialize, turning into a mist-like substance before scattering with the wind. Attempts to collect this substance have been successful, but tests show it to be nothing more than sawdust with no apparent anomalous effects. Collecting this substance does not have any noticeable effect on the appearance of SCP-XXXX instances, and thus is not deemed a priority.
Collected dust is to be placed in non anomalous storage. After dematerializing, SCP-XXXX instances reappear in a seemingly random forest somewhere in England, Scotland or wales. As of 02/02/2018 the number of documented forests accounts for above 50% of documented forests in England, Scotland and Wales, removing the need for a comprehensive list. 6 times a year on set dates SCP-XXXX instances all collectively dematerialize for exactly 24 hours, before reappearing in another spot.
For a list of dates see document SCP-XXXX-A. The exact cause of this is unknown. Due to the extensive resources required to locate SCP-XXXX instances intentional shifting is to be done solely for the purpose of research with approval from current project lead.
Document SCP-XXXX-A
Dates on which SCP-XXXX instances have been shown to dematerialize:
February 2
April 30th
June 23
August 1
October 31
December 21
Dematerialization events consistently occur between 02:00 and 02:05 AM. Of note is that while instances may dematerialize at any point within this window, all instances do so simultaneously, with no observed delay.
All instances reappear at 03:00 am the following morning. No delay in this has been observed.
Document SCP-XXXX-B
SCP-XXXX-1 are humanoid figures occasionally seen inside of SCP-XXXX instances. While appearance is inconsistent all documented instances resemble humans externally. Several instances of SCP-XXXX-1 have been observed multiple times. A sample of these is documented below:
SCP-XXXX-1A appears to be a relatively short, thin figure. Often wears an abnormally sized hat, and a long robe. On atleast one occasion SCP-XXXX-1A has taken off this hat while infront of a window, revealing what witnesses described as "Either several toads or extremely large pimples". No footage was recorded.
SCP-XXXX-1B has never been seen in full, and thus appearances of it cannot be conclusively confirmed to be the same entity.
1B appears to be extremely tall, atleast 3 meters but possibly upwards of 4. Due to this, all that's been seen are a pair of thin, spider-like legs. On one occasion 1B has been observed in a 2 floor instance of SCP-XXXX [DATA EXPUNGED]. Further research is pending.
SCP-XXXX-1C appears to be of average height, with brown short hair and a dark robe. Of note is that SCP-XXXX-1C has on multiple occasions exited SCP-XXXX and observerved foundation personnell for periods upwards of 16 minutes; Contact has been repeatedly attempted but never successfully.
-No set location, prefers dark uninhabited forests
-Switches location shortly after being found while no one's looking
-Always dissapear for 24 hours on:
-April 30
-June 23
-August 1
-October 31
-December 21
-February 2
