Description: SCP XXX-1. A black, leather bound, 400 page book. It is filled with strange words of many different languages, childish drawings, and the story of a man named _ who referred to himself as “The Author”. The book was found in the coffin of a little Spanish girl who died during WWI. There were signs of struggle from the girl inside the coffin before finally dying of suffocation.
Containment Procedures: Under no circumstances are non-class-D personnel allowed to read any portion of this book. This book is to be kept in a locked box and kept on the person of a doctor pre-approved by the 05 council and escorted by two body guards at all times. The key to the lock-box is to be kept in a vault at another facility unless a test has been scheduled. At no times may the lock-box leave the facility, even during containment breach. In the event of a containment breach, SCP XXXX-1 may be left in its box with a Class-D subject that has never worked with or heard of SCP XXXX-1 before. When a test involving SCP XXXX-1 has been approved and is to be carried out. There may be no fewer than 2 psychologists present. One inside the room with the book, and the other is to remain outside of the room for the duration of the test. Two security guards must bar the entrance. No writing utensils are to be given to any D-Class personnel less they try to use the book for their own gain. 3
Pages 1-6
Contain mathematical equations that when translated are the laws of the universe.
Page 7
Goes into great detail over the inner workings of the mind and the basicness of how humans think. This page is almost entirely unintelligible due to being written over multiple times. Presumably in an attempt to change or hide what was originally written.
Page 8
in shaky Latin Hand writing has “velim ad ea mihi cadere in amore cum”, “et alter liber”, “et e
converso”, and “semitam reducere.”
Page 9
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES IS ANYONE, EVEN CLASS-D PERSONEL, ALLOWED TO READ THE CONTENTS OF PAGE 9. Whatever happens to be written has been proven under multiple tests to cause madness, severe depression and a loss of motivation. Subject begin to mourn the loss of a particular ___. Anyone who hears the mentioning of her name become distressed and are to be directed to psychologists at earliest convenience. If someone has only heard the name once, the feelings of distress should subside after an hour. If they hear it more than five times, subjects are to be given drugs that will induce retrograde amnesia, and they're to be moved to a different site as soon as possible. Subjects begin making attempts at suicide after about 2 hours since the first viewing. After 12 hours of life after viewing of the 9th page, the longest surviving subject simply gave up on life, and died in his seat in the cafeteria.
Page 10
This page has many random remarks. This page is also the only page with enough blank space to conduct tests in which writing in the book safely is possible. See Addendum - X for test results.
Page 11
Nothing is known about this page. Anyone who looks at this page is unable to remember what is written. The page appears to be covered in chicken scratch. It is in no known language. It is the exact same marking as the 11th page in XXXX-2.
Page 12
Page 24/25
This page has been ripped out of the book. It is unknown how this page came to be removed as even the slightest folding of a page into a crease causes intense, unimaginable pain to whoever does so. Looking at this page, even to a person who knows nothing about XXXX-1 causes intense anxiety and every subject has set down the book and attempted to leave after viewing the missing pages for no more than 13 seconds.
Page 26-394
These pages contain the entire life of ___. A high power magnifying glass is needed to view the story as it contains everything about him. Everything he ever said, thought, or did from birth to his death. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES IS ANYONE, EVEN D-CLASS PERSONEL, ALLOWED TO READ THE LAST TWO PARAGRAPHS OF PAGE 394. Test subjects who have read it begin to scream about falling apart, even though there is no physical harm being done to them. Immediately after reading the last line of page 394, the subject will go brain dead and stare blankly off into space. If given specific enough instructions, they will carry them out, but no brain activity is detected. After two days, the body of the subject will crumple to the ground and begin to twitch while reciting the entire contents of the book start to finish. As they progress, the twitching becomes more violent until it is seizure like. Eventually the twitching becomes so violent that bones are broken. No subject has survived to recite past page 24.
Page 395-400
These pages are filled with multiple childlike drawings and descriptions of magical and nightmarish creatures. Some of which resemble SCPs currently held by the foundation. There are many diary entries about the girl’s life. It is assumed that _ didn’t know what the book was capable of and kept it as a journal because it looked cool. The girl is assumed to have died at a very young age. Many of her living family members wrote momentos in her “journal”.The finally two lines written in the book are “no more books can be made” and “Desearía que todavía estuvieras aquí”.
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