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Item : SCP-6894
Object Class : Safe
Special containment procedures : Due to SCP-6894 not being harmful and not having sentience, it is only required for the item to be contained in a 5 x 5 x 5 metal cube in site-██. Any requests to access SCP-6894 is allowed with permission from any personnel.
Description : SCP-6894-1 is a Volvic one litre water bottle that contains a liquid which has similar properties of water but will be called SCP-6894-2 and, when poured, loses no SCP-6894-2 inside the bottle, refilling itself when pouring is done. When drunk, people remark that it tastes great, and any wounds or diseases that they had before, taking different times depending on how bad the damage was. It was found when a hospital in ████ gave a person that was close to dying a bottle of water when he asked them to, and his wounds healing in the next week.
Tests
Test log 10562, with Dr ████ and a D-class with a prosthetic arm.
D-class is told to drink SCP-6894-2. They are suspicious about it at first, but after being told that it is safe and they will be terminated if they do not drink it they decide to take a sip, saying that it tastes nice and they drink a lot more. Their prosthetic is also taken off afterwards, and about 5 days after drinking SCP-6894-2 they had regenerated a new arm.
Test log 10563, with Dr ████ and a Clockwork Virus victim.
The Clockwork Virus victim is forced to drink SCP-6894-2 via controlled machine. Victim seems to feel constant pain while the gears continue to rust. After a month victim died from his cogs rusting up too much
Test log 10564, with Dr ████ and a D-class diagnosed with depression.
The D-class is told to drink SCP-6894-2 and does so, states about how good it tastes, and after waiting for over a month no notable changes are seen. This seems to conclude that SCP-6894 does not heal mental damage, and can only heal physical issues with people.
Test log 10565, with Dr ████.
A damaged door is put into the room, and Dr ████ comes into the room to pour SCP-6894-2 onto the door. After the liquid was poured onto the door, and no changes seem to happen. The door is left for a month, and still no changes seem to appear on the door. This seems to indicate that SCP-6894-2 does not work on non-sentient objects.
Test log 10566, with Dr ████.
An injured hamster in a cage is put into the room, and its water is swapped with SCP-6894-2 and the hamster drinks it and squeaks happily. The hamster's wound heals over a day, so SCP-6894-2 obviously works on other animals other than humans.
