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Hello and welcome to my Taco Salad Stash! How you have discovered this wonderous location is unclear, but all you really need to know is that this is my storage tote. I have a second sandbox page called GryphonKingBros's SCP if you would like to see my latest SCP entry that I'm currently displaying.
Item #: SCP-XXX
Object Class: Keter
Special Containment Procedures: All four of SCP-XXX's manifestation locations are to be contained using standard anonymous containment procedures. SCP-XXX is to be monitored by auditory recording equipment with initial MTF unit1 and backup MTF unit2 on standby at all times. In the event of manifestation, containment zone is to be secured and MTF dispatched. No personnel are allowed to enter SCP-XXX's containment zone during manifestation, unless otherwise authorized by the O5 council for testing purposes, until manifestation ceases.
If manifestation does not cease within twenty-four (24) hours or rises in volume, a standard decibel-suppression noise-cancelling speaker should be activated. All onsite staff are to be evacuated off site and briefed for mental evaluation3. If manifestation continues for more than seventy-two (72) hours or volume overpowers that of the noise-cancelling speaker, containment protocol SCP-XXX-1-6F is to be prepped and a D-Class personnel offered to SCP-XXX-14.
Should SCP-XXX-1A instance fail the trial, protocols should be enacted and a containment breach declared. If the trial is successful, protocols should cease and SCP-XXX-1A instance is to be terminated.
If Location B is breached, contact administration personnel immediately to initiate the following protocols: [REDACTED]. Site ██, ██, and ██ will be evacuated and a XK world ending scenario declared5.
Description: SCP-XXX is a small wooden bridge, six and a half (6.5) feet in length, four (4) feet in width, with an iron stake on each corner, and consisting of spruce wood, located over a small creek-like stream. SCP-XXX exists in four different locations simultaneously in ██████, NY, ███████, MB, █████ █████, LA, and █████ ████, IN, designated Locations A, B, C and D respectively. If physical contact is made with SCP-XXX (i.e a subject walks over SCP-XXX and applies their weight), it will effect all other instances.
SCP-XXX will switch between active and inactive states at irregular intervals, currently recorded to be anywhere from two (2) minutes and twenty-seven (27) seconds to nineteen (19) minutes and forty-four (44) seconds. While inactive, SCP-XXX appears superannuated, the item's boards bent and cracked with active signs of decay, as if discarded for many years. While active, SCP-XXX appears almost immaculate and is in excellent condition besides small signs of decay. Mild dendrochronological studies show that SCP-XXX's active and inactive states do not vary between instances and, other than their location, are identical in not only appearance but additionally in age. Active instances have been recorded to be approximately twenty-four (24) years of age while inactive instances have been recorded to be approximately one hundred and thirteen (113) years of age.
At any time, SCP-XXX can manifest upon an active instance of itself emitting a soothing auditory wail to lure victims closers. Victims are not compelled to approach SCP-XXX as those who do claim to have no compulsive desire to do so and consciously choose to investigate the noise. Once the victim approaches SCP-XXX, SCP-XXX-1 will manifest.
SCP-XXX-1 is a large, predatory organism with an elongated shell and multiple tentacle-like appendages. SCP-XXX-1's existence is entirely dependent on SCP-XXX. SCP-XXX-1 hides nearby SCP-XXX while SCP-XXX is manifested, utilizing it's shell to camouflage with the environment. SCP-XXX-1's shell can be morphed at will and can change colors, imitate textures, and even morph to produce different objects and shapes to achieve a form of incognito.
When a victim is near SCP-XXX, SCP-XXX-1 will wrap it's appendages around the subject and drag them underneath SCP-XXX. Once the victim is captured they are designated SCP-XXX-1A. SCP-XXX-1 will proceed to conduct a "trial" procedure on SCP-XXX-1A where it [REDACTED] with [REDACTED]. The [REDACTED] to [REDACTED] and [REDACTED] to the subject's [REDACTED] or [REDACTED]. There is no way to disrupt this event.
If SCP-XXX-1A's trial is a success, SCP-XXX-1 will "imprint" the subject via a soft bite to the cranium. A pair of oral mandibles located near the upper jaw inside of SCP-XXX-1's mouth produce an electromagnetic field upon contact which during imprinting will distort mental consciousness of SCP-XXX-1A, effectively brainwashing the subject. Subjects imprinted by SCP-XXX-1 can be identified by a signature bite mark on the subject's cheek, chin or lip produced during imprinting by a pair of human-like teeth in SCP-XXX-1's lower jaw.
Once imprinted, SCP-XXX-1A will proceed to seek out nearby humans to [REDACTED]. Due to the lack of [REDACTED], of which is more prominent in SCP-XXX-1, there are some physical restraints to this process. However, SCP-XXX-1A instances have abnormally increased strength during [REDACTED] a subject. Subjects attacked by SCP-XXX-1A instances have been recorded physically uninjured though incredibly [REDACTED]. Subjects are paralyzed after attack and have their right ankle crippled by unknown means. SCP-XXX-1A will proceed to seek other humans to [REDACTED] until expiration.
If SCP-XXX-1A's trial is a failure, SCP-XXX-1A [REDACTED], both [REDACTED], are [REDACTED]. SCP-XXX-1A's [REDACTED] causing [REDACTED] and immediate expiration. Upon failure SCP-XXX's manifested instance will become inactive, causing SCP-XXX-1 to seek out an active instance of SCP-XXX. If there is no active instance available, SCP-XXX-1 will go into a "hibernation" state until there is an active instance available. During a "trial fail" state, SCP-XXX-1 will take the "best route" towards an active instance of SCP-XXX and is notably docile with one exception: any action towards SCP-XXX-1 which directly interferes with its route will cause SCP-XXX-1 to become extremely aggressive and [DATA EXPUNGED] resolve the conflicting obstacle by any means necessary. This behavior can be mildly hindered with a combination of amnestics and sedatives, but testing has proven this to be a precautionary action at best.
Item #: SCP-XXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXX is to be contained in a small wooden box within a 3x3 meter containment cell with at least two guards present. SCP-XXX’s containment is to be built with a curtain railing to cover one rectangular third of the cell for testing purposes. Personnel with Level 2 clearance may enter SCP-XXX’s containment as long as they have no keys or keychain applicable belongings present in containment.
If a keychain applicable object is present, subjects inside of SCP-XXX’s containment are not permitted to leave the cell if they have been exposed to SCP-XXX’s effects and an instance of SCP-XXX-1 is clear. Under testing protocols, subjects are allowed to use the curtain to observe anomalous properties of SCP-XXX-1. If testing is not active, subjects are to be terminated otherwise.
SCP-860 is not to enter SCP-XXX’s containment without supervision present. Interactions between SCP-860 and SCP-XXX-1 are to be monitored and permitted to activate SCP-XXX-1 under testing protocols. All previous rules apply.6
Description:
SCP-XXX is a simple split keyring consisting of a nickel-based alloy. It measures at three-fourth inches in diameter with an interior diameter of 1.5 millimeters. When trying to split apart one of the end points on the keyring no progress can be made. However when provided a key, the keyring becomes malleable and can be altered to slide the key in place. SCP-XXX is not limited to only keys and other keychain-based objects have been recorded able to place into the ring such as keychain flashlights, usb drives, and toys.
When a subject chooses to place any key or keychain onto SCP-XXX, they take on an instance of SCP-XXX-1 in which will perceive the object to disappear. Spectators have observed the key or keychain that is placed on SCP-XXX to still be present and it is no more than a mental illusion towards instances of SCP-XXX-1. SCP-XXX’s perceiving effects can be evaded temporarily as long as SCP-XXX-1 has yet to observe the entity after putting the key or keychain onto it.
Upon noticing the key’s disappearance, instances of SCP-XXX-1 enter a state of distress and begin to encourage the subject to search for the lost item. Current experiments based off of the effects of SCP-XXX have made the most accepted theory of SCP-XXX being that there is no relation between SCP-XXX and the exposed subject, but rather SCP-XXX’s anomalous effects create the instance of SCP-XXX-1 to assist SCP-XXX in luring the subject to accessible locations. SCP-XXX-1 almost entirely controls the subject to do as requested.
SCP-XXX-1 has sensory awareness parallel to the subject’s and won’t put the subject in danger even when it allows access to SCP-XXX-1’s anomalous effects. Subjects under the control of SCP-XXX-1 have basic awareness of obstacles in the subject’s way and of danger towards the subject and will actively avoid danger if perceived threatening by the subject as well as if applicable to act upon.
Instances of SCP-XXX-1 will look for the lost object in areas that are out of lines of sight, regardless that the location will always be out of sight. Once SCP-XXX-1 is clear of visual perspective via the human eye or video footage SCP-XXX-1 relocates the subject to a new location. It is unknown where the subject is relocated, but once relocated, SCP-XXX goes with them.
After three (3) to one hundred and twenty (120) minutes on average, SCP-XXX-1 returns to it’s origin point and releases SCP-XXX and the subject. Subjects returning from cases of SCP-XXX-1 show signs of distress with high blood pressure and an increased heart rate, but when interviewed they remember nothing of the incident prior to exposure towards SCP-XXX. When asked what they do remember, all subjects have recalled remembering placing the key or keychain onto SCP-XXX and nothing more.
More than one object can be placed onto SCP-XXX, but more than one subject cannot be exposed to the entity’s anomalous effects simultaneously. Anomalous effects decease after release from SCP-XXX-1.
The anomalous effects of SCP-XXX and SCP-XXX-1 are rather harmless, but this has one exception: If the subject expires inside of the alternate location, an alternate being will return in the subject’s place. (Referred to as SCP-XXX-I)
Few recordings of this event have taken place, but SCP-XXX-I entities recorded act similarly. As of now, SCP-XXX-I is unclearly recorded, but of the few cases that have been recorded, each one will approach a subject of similar physical appearance, (most common sharing traits being sex, race, hair tone, eye color, mass and height) gives the target SCP-XXX, then returns the the nearest out of view location.
Currently there are seven recorded cases of SCP-XXX-I:
SCP-XXX-A (Euclid)
SCP-XXX-B (Euclid)
SCP-XXX-C (Safe)
SCP-XXX-D (Keter)
SCP-XXX-E (Expired)
SCP-XXX-F (Safe)
SCP-XXX-G (Euclid)
Occurences of SCP-XXX-I under prepared conditions have little to no casualties, but uncontrolled occurences of SCP-XXX-I have had at minimum three (3) casualties and at maximum twenty-three (23) casualties.7 All casualties are fatal.
When SCP-XXX-I returns SCP-XXX to the target, whatever is placed onto the keyring is missing. The alternate location is presumed to relocate the key to a new location in which the subject has to find the key before they may leave. If SCP-XXX-I returns instead, it is assumed that the subject failed to find the object.
Item #: SCP-XXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: N/A
Description: SCP-XXX is an engaged couple consisting of two adults, male and female respectively8, that appears in hallways of suitable condition.
SCP-XXX can only appear in a hallway 12 feet wide, 26 feet tall, and at least 4 kilometers in length. The hallway must me static and cannot be mobile in any form9. SCP-XXX can, however, be lured into a new hallway if SCP-XXX-A moves away from SCP-XXX's current environment to a suitable alternative environment. If SCP-XXX-A doesn't find a suitable environment for SCP-XXX, it will return to its previous environment after SCP-XXX-A has expired.
SCP-XXX-M appears to be around the age range of 25-35 while SCP-XXX-F appears much younger observed to be around the age range of 18-22. SCP-XXX-M is a european middled-aged man wearing long khaki leggings and a button-up collar shirt. He has a mole on his left cheek and his brown hair appears to be balding. SCP-XXX-F is a european teenage to early 20s woman wearing pink capri leggings and a white tank top. SCP-XXX-F's hair is blond and tied in a pony tail. She has an engagement ring on her left hand ring finger10.
Initially, SCP-XXX shows no unusual behaviors. However this is until a subject observes or is within vicinity of SCP-XXX for long periods of time. Periods of time 132 seconds or lower have no effects applied to subjects observing or near SCP-XXX. Periods of time 133 seconds or higher, however, do. When SCP-XXX is observed by or is within vicinity of a suitable subject for more than 2 minutes and 12 seconds, SCP-XXX will begin to react with aggression. The subject that meets these conditions, referred to as SCP-XXX-A, will lose all memory of SCP-XXX and furthermore won't acknowledge SCP-XXX's existence.
When SCP-XXX-A meets this criteria, SCP-XXX-M and SCP-XXX-F will congregate over SCP-XXX-A in which has not been observed to change in speed or length. The congregation however does have occasional variation of how SCP-XXX has been observed to play the event out. Regardless of how the event proceeds, SCP-XXX will finish the event by the two coming to an agreement and then abducting SCP-XXX-A. SCP-XXX-M and SCP-XXX-F will then calmly grab SCP-XXX-A in which the subject will not resist. SCP-XXX-M, SCP-XXX-F, and SCP-XXX-A then all disappear. SCP-XXX-A at this point is considered to be expired.
100% of observed cases of SCP-XXX-A have resulted in the abduction and expiration of the subject. SCP-XXX prefers human subjects with young children being it's most preferred choice while elderly individuals being disliked, ignored even, though still a suitable subject. SCP-XXX has been observed to abduct nonhuman subjects such as animals, but very few cases of this have been observed.
The reasoning behind SCP-XXX's anomalous behaviors are still unclear.
Addendum XXX.6: Due to SCP-XXX's several containment breaches, even under the most extreme reevaluations towards it's containment procedures, debate over whether SCP-XXX should be reclassified as Keter is still pending. Dr. █████ is still missing, presumably due to SCP-XXX.
Observation of SCP-XXX during congregation: SCP-XXX-F will show concern of SCP-XXX-A and silently communicate with SCP-XXX-M. SCP-XXX-M will respond with aggression to SCP-XXX-F, responding in such behaviors as shoving her against a wall, to the ground, slapping her, or even attempting to grab her by the throat. SCP-XXX-F will create a soothing effect to SCP-XXX-M, eventually calming him down. They will come to a final agreement, then approach SCP-XXX-A.
Item #: SCP-XXX
Object Class: Euclid
Description: SCP-XXX is an engaged couple consisting of two adults, male and female respectively, that appears in hallways of suitable condition. SCP-XXX-M is a balding, european man around the age range of 25-35. SCP-XXX-F is a much younger, teenage to early 20s, woman who is also european.
SCP-XXX can only appear in a hallway 12 feet wide, 26 feet tall, and at least 4 kilometers in length. The hallway must me static and cannot be mobile in any form. SCP-XXX can, however, be lured into a new hallway if SCP-XXX-A moves away from SCP-XXX's current environment to a suitable alternative environment. If SCP-XXX-A doesn't find a suitable environment for SCP-XXX, it will return to its previous environment.
Initially, SCP-XXX shows no unusual behaviors. However this is until a subject observes or is within vicinity of SCP-XXX for long periods of time. When SCP-XXX is observed by or is within vicinity of for extended periods of time, SCP-XXX will begin to react with aggression. The subject that meets these conditions, referred to as SCP-XXX-A, will lose all memory of SCP-XXX and furthermore won't acknowledge SCP-XXX's existence.
When SCP-XXX-A meets this criteria, SCP-XXX has been observed to act thusly: SCP-XXX-F will show concern of SCP-XXX-A and silently communicate with SCP-XXX-M. SCP-XXX-M will respond with aggression to SCP-XXX-F, responding in such behaviors as shoving her against a wall, to the ground, slapping her, or even attempting to grab her by the throat. SCP-XXX-F will create a soothing effect to SCP-XXX-M, eventually calming him down. They will come to a final agreement, then approach SCP-XXX-A.
SCP-XXX-M and SCP-XXX-F will then calmly grab SCP-XXX-A in which the subject will not resist. SCP-XXX-M, SCP-XXX-F, and SCP-XXX-A then all disappear. SCP-XXX-A at this point is considered to be expired.
Item #: SCP-XXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: Item SCP-XXX is to be contained in a containment cell with two foot-thick layers of glass11 covering the floor. SCP-XXX is to be located in the middle of the room on a table made entirely out of glass (integritorial interior components included). If the table is damaged, SCP-XXX is to be administered a small dosage of no more than two one millimeter tablets and transported by a C-Class personnel to a temporary holding cell until repairs can be made.12 No organic or metallic substances are to enter SCP-XXX’s containment during one or more decomposition cycles unless for testing purposes. In the case that SCP-XXX becomes distressed, a small dosage of no more than two one millimeter tablets is to be administered. If SCP-XXX does not return to a passive state, it’s cell is to be cleared of all organic and metallic substances and left to “ponder” until she stops.
Description: SCP-XXX is a clay bust of a female figure with long hair, two smooth arms, and a sleeveless nightgown. The body of the bust stops just below the elbow line as any normal bust. Unlike other busts, SCP-XXX has full arms of which could plausibly extend downwards twice the size of the bust from head to torso. SCP-XXX is static while in a neutral state in which it’s posed brushing her fingers through her hair.
When presented with any form of paper, SCP-XXX will become animated and begin to fold the piece of paper into an origami figure. Recorded figures includes swans, cranes, dragons, butterflies, roses, snowflakes, cones of ice cream, wolves, cats, boats, and faces. The most common outcome of SCP-XXX’s talents is an origami crane. SCP-XXX takes from three to eight minutes to craft it’s art. Once completed, SCP-XXX places the origami craft in a location of display and then return to a neutral state. Origami crafts have also been recorded to occasionally produce a substance similar to ink in which creates details on the creations such as eyes, hair, feathers, wrinkles, etc.
After 24 hours to 72 hours, origami crafts will begin to decompose into sulfur-like remains (referred to as SCP-XXX-0) which have been confirmed to consist of ash, wood, and sand. SCP-XXX-0 causes numbing to human subjects who come in contact with the substance that lasts up to four hours before eventually fading. Further tests have shown instances of SCP-XXX-0 to be semi-reactive to organic matter as well as extremely reactive to metallic materials.
Tests with solid organic matter have resulted in the materials being engulfed in SCP-XXX-0 when placed near the substance and all reactants become part of SCP-XXX-0. Organic liquids react to SCP-XXX-0 similar to a sponge in which regardless of viscosity is absorbed entirely. No remains of absorbed reactants can be detected when inside of SCP-XXX-0. Metallic materials such as iron, gold, copper, and nickel cause a chemical reaction inside of the reactants, regardless if there is no open space inside of the reactant, resulting in breaking points met and the materials bursting into fractured pieces.
SCP-XXX-0 does not react to substances that consist of neither of the reactive properties and thus pure glass has shown to be very effective against the reactive properties of SCP-XXX-0. SCP-XXX-0 has also shown to react strangely to the element selenium. When SCP-XXX-0 occurs, a tablet of selenium glass with at most one millimeter in diameter can be used to counteract the effects and cause a soothing effect.
SCP-XXX will react to rude behaviors or hygienic latency in several distressed actions with the most common form of distress being to “ponder”. “Pondering” has of late yet to be recorded accurately13, but the most common form of “pondering” is to suddenly crumble a craft SCP-XXX started creating and simultaneously decomposing it. Other forms of distress have been recorded.
If SCP-XXX is to be handed a piece of paper with a writing utensil, she may choose to write a message to someone in the room14. SCP-XXX writes in a sloppy handwriting style yet still distinguishable without as much as squinting. SCP-XXX will reply to verbal responses as well as written responses, yet does not move it’s head while writing. SCP-XXX does however cautiously observe her own actions when creating origami crafts.
When writing messages to another individual, SCP-XXX has been observed to be very kind and charismatic to everyone. SCP-XXX also has been observed to understand the mechanics of modern writing utensils such as pens and mechanical pencils. SCP-XXX will only use a writing utensil that matches the usability to that of a normal wooden pencil. She has not shown the ability, nor the knowledge, to draw with paint brushes or crayons nor without a proper writing utensil.
Interviews with SCP-XXX have shown that SCP-XXX acknowledges a female "creator" to whom presumably created her. It is unknown who this creator is nor if the creator of SCP-XXX gave SCP-XXX her anomalous properties or her sentience and further investigations has shown fruitless as all discussions related to the creator ends in aggressive response.
Addendum XXX.2: A request to test reactions between SCP-XXX and SCP-368 has been submitted, but as of yet hasn’t been approved.
Addendum XXX.3: A D-Class subject, not clearly informed on SCP-XXX's anomalous properties, placed a clipboard with a copy of SCP-XXX's document down on the table to observe SCP-XXX. SCP-XXX began to move, startling the subject, in which she moved her head towards the clipboard. SCP-XXX observed the subject and tilted its head slightly, then picked up the clipboard and took off the pen attached to the clipboard. SCP-XXX acknowledged how the pen works, clicked it open, and began to write something onto the clipboard.
SCP-XXX then placed the clipboard and pen onto the table and flipped the clipboard around for the subject to see. Scribbled at the bottom of SCP-XXX's document was "Hello, friend".
Addendum XXX.4: An interview was put in place to attempt to interview SCP-XXX based off of the events that took place prior. Dr. ████ volunteered to conduct the interview.
Interviewed: SCP-XXX
Interviewer: Dr. ████
Foreword: SCP-XXX was interviewed by Dr. ████ who insisted he conduct the interview. A stack of 30 standard sheets of lined paper and a number two pencil were brought into the containment as well as a block of glass to use as a stool.
<Begin Log>
SCP-XXX takes a moment to observe Dr. ████, then picks up the pencil and begins to write onto the paper.
Dr. ████: Hello, SCP-XXX.
SCP-XXX: Hello, friend.
Dr. ████: How are you doing today?
SCP-XXX: I’m doing well. How about you?
Dr. ████: Good. I am Dr. ████. I am going to be asking you a few questions and I’d like you to answer accordingly. Understood?
SCP-XXX: Yes, sir.
Dr. ████: Excellent. Let’s start with something simple: Do you have a name?
SCP-XXX: Individuals in this world refer to me as SCP-XXX.
Dr. ████: Yes, but do you have a name you go by outside of this world?
SCP-XXX: Not that I can think of, no. Sorry.
Dr. ████: It’s okay. This is a judgement free zone. You can answer freely and without question.
SCP-XXX: Well I like this room. The shiny floor is very pretty and I’d like to keep it that way.
Dr. ████: Next question. Are you aware of your anomalous properties
SCP-XXX: Anomalous?
Dr. ████: Anomalous is a term we use to refer to something with unusual or strange abilities that are unnatural to our common knowledge.
SCP-XXX: Is that bad?
Dr. ████: Not always. Sometimes. Can you answer please?
SCP-XXX: I don’t know what is normal to you, so I can’t say I’m aware.
Dr. ████: Do you understand origami?
SCP-XXX: Yes.
Dr. ████: Can you define origami for me?
SCP-XXX: Origami are the beings I create to spread beauty among what is already beautiful.
Dr. ████: Why do you create these paper creations?
SCP-XXX: I create them to spread beauty amongst what is already beautiful.
Dr. ████: Can you be more specific?
SCP-XXX: Flying beasts, wondrous treats, the faces of the masses.
Dr. ████: What drives you to create these beings?
SCP-XXX: I want to be part of this project that everyone else is part of. Ever since I was created, I wanted to create things just like my creator.
Dr. ████: Your creator?
SCP-XXX: Yes. My creator.
Dr. ████: Who is your creator?
SCP-XXX: My creator was a marvelous woman who created such beautiful things just like me. Whoever came before her must’ve been an artist just like her because her name was just as beautiful as her work.
Dr. ████: Can you tell me her name?
SCP-XXX: Yes. She was the Lady of Art.
Dr. ████: Was the Lady of Art referred to as anything else?
SCP-XXX: Well some people called her a sculptor. Others called her an author. She went by many different names and everyone appreciated her work.
Dr. ████: What about a maiden name? Not a royal title, but a name given by her Creator?
SCP-XXX: Of course. Her name was
<End Log>
Closing Statement: SCP-XXX stopped writing as it was about to state who her creator was. Before further communication could be made, SCP-XXX began to crumble up the paper she was writing on and an instance of SCP-XXX-0 was created. Containment was cleared and SCP-XXX pondered for 485 minutes. After cleaning the containment, a second interview was attempted, but SCP-XXX refused to write and instead created an origami crane. Six minutes after the creation of the crane, tear trails appeared behind the beak. No other details were identified.
Addendum XXX.5: SCP-368 was seen on video footage of SCP-XXX's containment to of mysteriously entered her containment. [REDACTED].
Addendum XXX.6: SCP-XXX's containment was increased to accommodate the requests of Dr. ███ and Dr. ███████ who both showed dismay of SCP-XXX's encounter with SCP-368. No further issues were addressed.
Addendum XXX.7: A major containment breach initiated SCP Recovery Act 12. SCP-XXX was recovered by a group of MTF Specialists along with several other safe object class SCPs. Two D-Class subjects were ordered to carry SCPs to safe zones while recontainment was undergo. The recovery of SCP-XXX was a success, but during transportation to the safe zone, the D-Class subject [REDACTED] to [REDACTED], dropping SCP-XXX. MTF eliminated D-Class subject and order the second D-Class subject to resume retrieval process. No further casualties took place.
