Testing ACS
Item#: 0026
Level4
Containment Class:
keter
Secondary Class:
none
Disruption Class:
keneq
Risk Class:
warning
link to memo
:root {
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@keyframes fade {
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    to { clip-path: circle(75%); transform: rotate(0deg); }
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    to {  transform: scale(1);}
}
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    to { box-shadow: -0.5rem 0 0 0 rgb(var(--black-monochrome, 12, 12, 12)); }
}

Special Containment Procedures: PENDING

Description: SCP-0026 is an as-of-yet unidentified female human in her mid-20s that is able to teleport to various significant locations. These locations must meet a certain criteria in order to be eligible for a potential manifestation event, with the criteria being but not limited to;

  • having anomalous properties
  • having a history of anomalous occurrences
  • containing, storing, and/or surrounding anomalous items, lifeforms, locations, or events
  • having a deep history regarding the Foundation and its involvement in the anomalous world.

When SCP-0026 manifests in one of these locations (which are commonly Foundation sites), she will usually be dressed in clothes similar to those worn by Foundation staff, although she will not bear any official documentation such as ID badges, employee records, or other various staff paraphernalia.

SCP-0026 has a series of minor anomalies regarding their perception by other staff members. SCP-0026's identifying traits are unable to be plugged into Foundation security programs, meaning that despite SCP-0026's many manifestations, identification via avenues such as facial recognition software, DNA testing, retinal scans, and fingerprint analysis are all rendered useless. SCP-0026 also appears to exude a passive antimemetic effect that causes humans to almost wholly disregard them, though this effect can be shattered through socially condemnable or publicly disruptive acts, such as getting caught stealing or viewed running down a hallway. This passive effect can also be avoided through keeping focus on SCP-0026 in her sightings and records. SCP-0026 also has varied knowledge of the Foundation as well as information regarding various anomalies in containment, login information to access the database, and a vague understanding of Foundation operations and functions as a whole. How SCP-0026 is privy to this information is currently unknown.

Whenever SCP-0026 manifests, she will immediately attempt to find a specific anomaly and will use it to either severely influence, maim, or kill herself. If SCP-0026 interacts with a non-lethal anomaly, she will demanifest after an unspecified amount of time interacting with it1. If SCP-0026 is killed by an anomaly, her corpse and/or remains will not demanifest, instead losing their antimemetic properties and begin to rot at an average rate (unless the remains are consumed and/or assimilated by the anomaly in question).

SCP-0026 wholly believes that the interactions she is having in our reality is a part of a complex interwoven dream.

Addendum 0026.1: Summarized List of Interactions2

Anomaly Involved Date of Interaction Description of Events State of Human Remains
SCP-1128 2.4.1998 SCP-0026 manifested within Site-34's secure locker facility. After wandering the halls for various hours, they get their bearings on the layout of the facility. They then make an effort navigating to the locker that holds the only contained copy of SCP-1128's description. After attempting to input a passcode and failing twice, SCP-0026 takes a deep breath before attempting a final time. The system override is successful and they attain the description. After quickly reading through it, they place it back in the locker, closing the door. They then begin running through the facility until they discover a bathroom unit. They enter and are not seen exiting. Partial
SCP-2747 c. March 2006 There is a significant lack of information regarding this incident, with the main instigator being that on 4 March 2006, Researcher Dennis O'Hara was recorded logging into the database to view records for SCP-2747. Despite the login data, Mr. O'Hara was not seen in the Department of Analytics due to calling in sick. As there is no footage or proof of SCP-0026 manifesting in or nearby the local site, Foundation researchers have hypothesized that SCP-0026 created a stable anafabula after accessing SCP-2747's documentation, thus annihilating themselves from this reality. This hypothesis as of yet has not been disproven. None
SCP-2030 c. November 2010 SCP-0026's exact manifestation was not recorded. Dr. Madison Conworth discovered SCP-0026 in the Site-64 archives, sitting on the floor in front of a television connected to a DVD player. SCP-0026 was surrounded by archived box sets of SCP-2030 and had evidently been watching for days. As Dr. Conworth began calling for security, SCP-0026 demanifested. Bodily waste
SCP-096 22.3.2007 SCP-0026 manifested inside SCP-096's airtight cell. Heat and pressure sensors were tripped and an alert was sent to Site-19's containment staff. As a Class-4 containment breach was enacted, SCP-0026 was heard through audio recordings to be breathing heavily while simultaneously attempting to stay quiet. After approximately 5 minutes, SCP-0062 is heard screaming before supposedly viewing 096's face, becoming an instance of SCP-096-1, and being swiftly killed and consumed. None3
SCP-6XXX 14.10.2018 SCP-0026 manifested on Deck 5 of Observation Tower Charlie. Subject was seen approaching an observation deck, surveying SCP-6XXX as a whole. Subject is seen suffering a panic-induced episode, doubling over and sobbing. Subject then pitches themselves over the railing, plummeting into the depths of the cavern. Inconclusive4
SCP-970 28.2.2002 SCP-0026 manifested in front of SCP-970-22, an instance located in the west wing of the Dennen's Office Building in New Hampshire. SCP-0026 then entered the anomaly. SCP-0026 was found deceased in the 376th iteration. Cause of death is unknown. Recovered via drone
SCP-3183 august scp-0026 entered a hollow city made of itself. lost

Addendum 0026.2: Interview

On 2 September 2025, SCP-835 was seen entering an aggravated state, expelling massive amounts of waste into the surrounding waters. As Provisional Site-835 was undergoing breach protocol, SCP-0026 manifested amongst the chaos and was spotted attempting to hijack a submersible, with their intent likely being to make contact with SCP-835. As the subject was in the process of disengaging the submersible, they were apprehended by several members of MTF Gamma-6 ("Deep Feeders") before being evacuated from Site-835 with the rest of the site's staff. After quarantine and various tests, Dr. Maya Saunders was sent into an interrogation chamber holding SCP-0026, with the interview being monitored by O5-4.

[BEGIN LOG]

Dr. Saunders: Hello, SCP-0026.

SCP-0026: (Nervously) Y-you have to let me out. You have to get me back to it. Right now.

Dr. Saunders: Well, that's the thing, really. We're here to ask you some questions regarding your interf-

SCP-0026: (Agitated, their voice raising) No, no, NO! You don't understand. I need to go back there, I have to let it grab me, I need to let it rip me to shreds, I need for it to get it over with so I can fucking get back - I need to get it done right now, if I don't then the more scared I'll be, I need to do it now, like pulling off a band-aid, I have to get it done with so the pain isn't as ba-

Dr. Saunders: We know what you do when you get your hands on our artifacts, SCP-0026.

(Silence.)

(Dr. Saunders pulls out a file. She opens it on the table between them and pulls out a series of photographs, laying them all out in front of both her and SCP-0026. They are all photographs of SCP-0026 over the years in various Sites, cordoned-off zones, and containment chambers, with some of the photographs dating back to the late 50s.)

(Dr. Saunders removes her glasses and pinches the bridge of her nose. She sighs.)

Dr. Saunders: You know, its taken me years to collect all of this data regarding your appearances. It was genuinely difficult, having a small team of 4 of us manually scanning through everything just to catch a glimpse of your face in the footage. I never actually thought I'd see the day where you'd be sitting right before me like this. After decades of entering our facilities and taking advantage of breaches and passwords and loopholes in the system… I'm still surprised about how you haven't aged.

(SCP-0026 is silent, staring at the photos before them.)

SCP-0026: (Mumbles something under their breath)

Dr. Saunders: I'm sorry, what was that?

SCP-0026: Time actually passes for all of you here?

Dr. Saunders: Well, yes. Of course it would. How else does time flow?

(SCP-0026 stares at the photographs once more.)

SCP-0026: I don't know. Dreams aren't supposed to work like this.

Dr. Saunders: That's something I've actually been meaning to ask you. We've gathered many references and circumstances regarding your appearances and in some, you mention dreams and dreaming. Do you believe that you are dreaming, SCP-0026?

SCP-0026: Yes. I know that I am dreaming.

Dr. Saunders: How so? I'd like to think that if I knew I were stuck in a dream, I'd be able to wake up any time, or at the very least attempt to have some fun.

SCP-0026: That's the problem. This isn't my dream.

Dr. Saunders: Why do you think that?

SCP-0026: If I were dreaming, I would have a sense of control. If this was my dream and my dream alone then I would be able to twist and churn and make it up as I go along. I could give myself superpowers, I could fly, I could wake myself up whenever I would like. But this is not my dream. I have no control over any of it.

SCP-0026: If this were my dream, and my dream alone, then I would be able to just… dream of something else. I wouldn't have to go through the cycle of just starting in a new place before throwing myself into the meat grinder.

Dr. Saunders: Do you know who else's dream this is?

SCP-0026: Yes.

(SCP-0026 then goes completely silent and does not respond to further prompting.)

[END LOG]

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