The Tower of Eden

Item #: SCP-XXXX	Level I/XXXX
Object Class: Safe	The Tower of Eden

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SCP-XXXX, prior to containment. Note the pantopic design of the exterior.

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Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX's exterior structural design limits access into the anomaly, leaving a large scale exterior containment system unnecessary. However, several smaller procedures are to be initiated. At present, exterior containment should focus on preventing civilian access along with attention from media groups. Civilians and journalists are to be given a cover-story, instructing the individual that the area is private-property, and violators may be detained.¹

Interior Containment Procedures are to be focused on the containment of SCP-XXXX-1 specimens, which are to be issued by MTF-Team-Beta, 'Darwin's Watch'. Individual SCP-XXXX-1 Specimens that are seen leaving the structure are to be shot on sight, with carcasses and remains sent to SCP-XXXX Sub-Site AO65.

As movement and transport of SCP-XXXX-1 Specimens is infeasible due to anomalous properties, size, and [REDACTED], a research site labelled AO65 has been constructed in the first floor of SCP-XXXX, designed as a research station for study of SCP-XXXX-1 sub-specimens.

Description: SCP-XXXX is an abandoned skyscraper, located in Myjažske, Poland.

SCP-XXXX has a large, undefined anomalous population of animals, plants and fungus, and human groups that have rapidly evolved and adapted to the interior of SCP-XXXX. About ██ unique animal and plant specimens have been discovered. Several SCP-XXXX-1- individuals and specimens are by themselves anomalous, requiring management and supervision. Detailed information on SCP-XXXX individuals may be viewed through SCP-XXXX Addendum No. 2.

SCP-XXXX's structural size measures from ██ meters, to about ███ meters, with approximately ██ separate floors, although this number may be larger, due to SCP-XXXX not being fully explored. It is unknown if SCP-contains a basement level, or the aproximate square meters of the structure.

Exterior testing regarding SCP-XXXX's building materials have determined that the majority of the structure was built out of a concrete gypsum material, with three point three percent consisting of an unknown material, along with residue from [REDACTED.] The exterior walls are incredibly thick, and have an abnormally high level of resistance to blunt force, strikes, flame and liquid, and [DATA EXPUNGED.] Giger counters show very low rates of radiation.

SCP-XXXX's floors and interiors differ from the other buildings in Myjažske, Poland. Pools, hotel-rooms, office spaces, kitchens, and restaurants, while not unsual in their own merits, are often arranged in an unusual and impractical manner. Such an example is several floors of swimming pools, directly above floors consisting of office supplies and workstations.

History: SCP-XXXX was constructed by Gościsław Solecki,² a Polish billionaire and noted eccentric, in the late 19██s. Solecki was concerned by atomic war,³ and wished to create a 'Modern Day Noah's Ark'. Solecki, from the periods of 19██ to 19██, collected a large menergie of local plant and animal groups native to Poland and bordering countries, hoarding them in SCP-XXXX. At this point, SCP-XXXX was a scheduled to be built office tower,⁴ which Solecki purchased and renovated.

Deemed not secure enough to 'Prevent God's Fury', Solecki installed several meters of concrete padding, along with anti-radiation padding, and an exterior, disguised weapons system.

At an unknown time period, Solecki sealed himself within the structure, where he has still been, as of present. During this time period, according to Solecki, SCP-XXXX-1-3 mutations and forced evolutions began to occur. It is unknown how or why many of the plantlife and animals in SCP-XXXX began to evolve so quickly, or why.

During the period of construction, numerous Polish pets, and city animals had been repotted missing, along with several missing children. During this period, Poland faced internal strife, along with a civil war, with many of the missing animals and children in the area being falsely identified as missing. However, according to Solecki, he was partly to blame for some of the missing children.⁵

On ██/█/████, an escaped SCP-XXXX specimen⁶ individual escaped from the interior structure, in which a small media frenzy in Poland and Eastern Europe began to develop due to the specimen's strange apearance. Foundation fronts in the area provided Class-A amnesiacs to direct-witnesses, and by proxy, proclaimed that the escaped SCP-XXXX-1 individual was an elaborate hoax. After this incident, direct control of SCP-XXXX was taken over by the foundation.

+ SCP-XXXX Addendum No. 1 (Explored Interiors)

SCP-XXXX's explored interior has revealed that of an office building, with several floors resembling a luxury hotel, albeit severely damaged and overgrown. The following floor designs that have been found in SCP-XXXX are viewable below, along with a brief description.

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SCP-XXXX: Interior terrain List, dated █/██/███.

A brief summary of living SCP-XXXX-1 and SCP-XXXX-2 specimens that live in the current region is viewable below.

+ Office Living Space

Area: Office Living Space.	Floors █ to █
Threat Level: Low.	Classified

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Office Floor, Floor █.

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Hazards: Low lighting, unstable terrain, large groups of hostile SCP-XXXX specimens, and high levels toxins in the air. —Mossy Boars are present.//** Pollen from the Computer Dasies are able to spread information, and as such have a level one cognitive hazard warning.

Description: Office floors resemble that of a late-century office, with an environment consisting of desks, water-coolers, cubicles, work-computers and various other office supplies. These floors, as a general rule of thumb, consist of many dense groups of unique plant-life, often found around structures related to an office work space. Individual floor layouts are quite linear, leading exploration to be much easier.

SCP-XXXX-1: Species:

• Computer Moles (Talpa Computus)
• Mossy Boar (Bryophyta Scrota)
• Office Starling (Sturnus vulgaris Office.)
• Water-Cooler Betta (Betta splendens Coolus.)
• Moss Bison (Bryophyta Bison bonasus)
• Cubicle Moss (Bryophyta Cubicle)
• Office Rot (Riticius Ephilius)
• Celling Creep (Clarivicus Celinis)
• Computer Daises (Bellis perennis Computus)
• Water-Cooler Moss (Bryophyta Coolus.)

+ Pool Rooms

Area: Pool Rooms.	Floors:
Threat Level:** Medium	Classified

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Pool Room. Note the algae.

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//Hazards: Large amounts of chlorine gas in the atmosphere, along with hostile inhabitants. (Pool Men). Pool Algae (Poolus Algaeas) can release high quantities of chlorine gas when disturbed. Gas has been known to be able to pass through foundation prepared Gas-Masks, so personal are advised to maintain a close distance.

Description: Pool Rooms are quite uncommon, with only two floors being explored so far. The climate inside is notably humid and dense, owning to numerous chlorine filled swimming pools, a likely carry-over from SCP-XXXX's original, non-anomalous period. Large amounts of chlorine gas are present in the air, and are filtered out by the floors native plant populations, into Oxygen. A small population of feral humans are present in the change-rooms, nicknamed 'Pool-Men.' Pool-Men are aggressive and xenophobic, attacking any humans that enter these floors. They appear to cultivate the various plants, along with the fish groups native to the swimming pools.

Species List

• Pool Moss (Bryophyta Poolus)
• Lesser Pool Zander (Lessus Sander lucioperca Poolus)
• Vent Eel (Anguilla anguilla Ventus)
• Pool-Man (Homosapien Poolonite)

+ Utility Rooms

Preface:

Area: Utility Rooms.	Threat: None.
Floors █ to █.	Classified**

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Pool Room, unknown floor.

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Hazards: No hazards are present on these floors, leading to well-established 'rest-areas' for Foundation Personal exploring SCP-XXXX.

Description: Originally maintenance and utility rooms, constructed before Gościsław Solecki's purchase of the property. Mostly unpopulated, utility rooms are somewhat similar towards Earth deserts, with little moisture few inhabitants.//

Species List:

• Utility Scale Bugs (// Porphyrophora polonica Utilinus.)
• Metalic Silver Flowers// (Scleranthus perennis Metalus.)

Hotel Rooms.

**Hazards* Hotel Rooms containing television sets pose a medium-to severe cognitohazard;⁷ all individuals exploring a hotel room in SCP-XXXX are advised to wear blind-folds.

Beds found in Hotel Rooms MUST be avoided and should never be slept in. It is unknown what exactly occurs when a bed in SCP-XXXX is occupied and an occupant sleeps, but in all cases, the occupant is unresponsive when awake, and suffers extreme [DATA-EXPUNGED.]

Description: SCP-XXXX's Hotel Rooms are similar towards highland, mountain terrain. These Hotel rooms consist of numerous hallways, filled with gravel, stone, boulders, and Hall-Weeds. Small Populations of Hotel Deer are present, preyed upon by Hotel Bears. Individual Hotel-Rooms are often used as 'dens', by Hotel Bears, and contain Bed Pines and Television Spruces. Bed-Foxes can be found underneath the many beds, generally prey for Hotel Bears.

Species List

• Hotel Bear (Ursus arctos Hotelus.))
• Hallway Deer (Capreolus capreolus Hallicus.)
• Bed-Fox (Vulpes vulpes Bedis.))
• Sink-Stork (Ciconia ciconia Sinkus.))
• Hall-Weeds (Digitaria sanguinalis Hallicus.))
• Bed Pine// (Pinus mugo Bedis.)
• Televison Spruce (Picea abies Telvisis.//))

+ Restaurants

Preface: Found on top-most floors.

Hazards: Several specimens located in SCP-XXXX'S Restaurants are venomous, and many plants found here are toxic. Restaurants may have 'Steam-Storms', where large amounts of hot steam fill the atmosphere.

Description Restaurant floors are among the largest found in SCP-XXXX. Mostly humid, with large populations of venomous and toxic plants and animals. The environment is similar to that of a standard restaurant, with much of the interiors consisting of seating areas and kitchens. Most of these retain common fixtures such as tables, chairs, paintings, lamps, cooking supplies, microwaves, stoves, ovens, freezers and coffee-machines. Plants in the area mostly consist of molds and fungus, and the few discovered animal groups have adapted to this environment and diet.

Species List:

• Leftover Mushrooms (Amanita muscaria Leftivis)
• Food-Rot (Rhizopus Foodus.)
• Dish-Berries (Sambucus canadensis Dishis.)
• Oven Rot (Rotinvenis Ovenicus.)
• Table Mold (Tabulus Moldic.)
• Mold-Rat (Moldus Ratticus.)
• Mold Butterfly (Heteropterus morpheus Moldicus
• Fungus Butterfly (Heteropterus morpheus Fungi//).

+ Libraries

Item #: SCP-XXXX	Level 4/XXXX
Object Class: Euclid	Classified

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SCP-XXXX.

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Hazards Books located in SCP-XXXX's libraries contain INFO-HAZARDS.. Personal are advised to avoid all books in the libraries, after the Manning Incident. (See Exploration Log 4.) While all books and information located in SCP-XXXX may pose an infohazard, the following are confirmed:

• Dr. Solecki's Guide to Anonymololus⁸ Animals
• The War, God's Wrath
• The Creatures of the Mind

*Moldy Blankets, and Brutalism
*Capitalism! Good for you, and Your Body.
*The Tragedy of the Queen, [INFOHAZARD Removed.]

A small population of feral humans, nicknamed Librarians, are present in some cases. Most are mute, and are not aggressive normally. However, if books are disturbed, an individual Librarian may become enraged.

Description: SCP-XXXX's Libraries are large floors filled with bookshelves, and writing supplies. All floors currently explored have about half a meter of water lining the floor, leading to a marshland environment. Several books, as noted in the hazards, are infohazards. The Main Populations of animal groups and plants have adapted to a partial aquatic lifestyle.

Species List:

• Aquatic Bookworm. (Stegobium paniceum Aquuas.
• Library Bullfrog (Lithobates catesbeianus Libirus.)
• Novel-Duckling (Anas platyrhynchos Novelus)
• Librarian (Homo-Sapien Libirus.)
• Book Moth (Bookitus Mothius.)

+ Churches

Item #: SCP-XXXX	Level 4/XXXX
Object Class: Euclid	Classified

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SCP-XXXX.

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Hazards There are no hazards found in Church Floors. Personal are advised to wear a dust mask due to the ash lining the floors, but no special precautions are required.

Description
Church floors are small, quiet floors that contain a large amount of dust and ash on the floor, mixed with small amounts of water, and a substance similar to wine. Pews, and Religious materials are also present. Only found on floors that end with an '8'; it is not known why this occurs.

Species List:

• Church Fish (Silurus glanis Churchus.)
• Pew Dove. (Columbidas Pewis.)
• Ash Flower (Ashus Flowestus.)
• Church Dog (Canis Familiarus Churchus.)

+ Lobby

Preface:: Located at the top of SCP-XXXX, floor ██. Only one.

Item #: SCP-XXXX	Level 4/XXXX
Object Class: Euclid	Classified

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SCP-XXXX.

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Hazards: -Gościsław Solecki is present on this floor. Solecki is hostile, having a severe anger issue, if he deems SCP-XXXX is under threat.- Currently detained in Site O2.

Species List: Gościsław Solecki (Homo sapiens.//)

SCP-XXXX Addendum No. 2 (Specimens List)

SCP-XXXX-1 Specimens are listed here. They are sorted by original location, original specimen name, new specimen name, and a brief description of behaviors and life-cycle.

SCP-XXXX-1 Specimens. (Floors 2 to 22.)

SCP-XXXX Specimen: (Common name)	SCP-XXXX Specimen: (Scientific Name)	Original Specimen:	Primary Location:	Anomalous, Infohazard, Cognitave Hazard or Memetic Hazard?	Description:
Computer Moles	Talpa Computus	Europeon Mole.	Office Living Space.	None.	Computer moles are a highly evolved Europeon Moles, now adapted to living inside hollowed out husks of Computers, rather then earth or ground. Computer Moles are highly sociable, with many individuals living in the same computer. Individuals have small amounts of static electricity form in between their fur, and when brushed against another indiviudal, it may transfer electrical materials. Diet is primarly on Lichens and Computers Dasies, but individuals have been known to eat Office Starlings on ocassion.
Mossy Boar	Bryophyta Scrota	Europeon Boar.	Office Living Space.	No.	Mossy Boars are a large, highly agressive Boar Species, with individuals supporting a large community of mosses and Lichens, that grows in the individuals hair. The moss and lichen communties have rapidly evolved, being able to photo-synthesis artifical light, such as through a desk lamp or overhead light system. Mossy Boars gain much of their nutrients from the lichen colonies, but are known to prey on Computer Moles, and Office Starlings. Highly Territorial, a Mossy Boar can easily impale prey on its long husks. Several Specimens have been noticed to continually hold rotting carcases in-between their husks, possibly as to gain nutrients fron the various decomposing materials.
Office Starling	Sturnus vulgaris Office	Europeon Starling.	Office Living Space.	No.	Office Starlings are among the least developed of SCP-XXXX-1 specimens, behaving similar to Europeon Starlings. Office Starlings to have a distinct color difference, however, with outer feathers being dark green, and belly feathers being a light blue. Office Starlings build nests in the ceilings, using materials from cubicals. Common prey for Computer Moles, and Mossy Boars. Main diet consists of Lichens and Computer Flowers.
Water-Cooler Betta	Betta splendens Coolus	Fighting Fish.	Office Living Space.	No.	A strange specimen, Water-Cooler Bettas are highly evolved Fighting Fish, able to live in small, unheated, stagant water. Real World Bettas require large amounts of heated water and a high protein diet, but Water-Cooler Bettas have adapted well to an inapropiate enviroment. Real World Bettas generally injest prey such as Bloodworms, Mosquito Larvae and small fish, but Water-Cooler Bettas have evolved to eat a specalized moss that is only found in the water-coolers. This moss controls nitrates and releases oxygen into the water, and is 'farmed' by a Water-Cooler Betta. This individual specimen was likely stolen or mass purchased from Polish Pet Stores by Soldcki, as it is not a native habitant to Poland. Solecki may have placed them in water-coolers due to the myth that Bettas can survive in small bowls.
Moss Bison.	Bryophyta Bison bonasus	Europeon Bison.	Office Living Space.	No.	A similar specimen to the Mossy Boar. These rapidly evolved Bisons have large populations of moss and lichen growing in the wool around the face and horns. Like the Mossy Boar, much of this specimens nutrients is created by the moss population. Sociable, forming small heards. Diet is based mostly on computer Dasies.
Cubical Moss.	Bryophyta Cubicle	Unidentifed Moss Specimen.	Office Living Space.	No.	Small green to orange clumps of moss, that are only found growing underneath cubicals and desks. This moss specimen has been determined to be different then the moss found on Mossy Boars and Mossy Bison. The moss produces a sweet-smelling fluid from the pores, which is often drunk by Office Starlings.
Office Rot	Riticius Ephilius	N/A.	Office Living Space.	No.	A unique specimen only found in SCP-XXXX. A highly viscious mold, it is able to engage in slow locomotion, by moving its body mass over a surface. A scavenger, Office Rot has been observed 'feeding' on decayed subject matter. It is unknown if Riticius Ephilius is a plant, animal, or both.
Ceiling Creep.	Clarivicus Celinis	N/A.	Office Living Space.	No.	A unique specimen only found in SCP-XXXX. Ceiling Creep refers to a large vine like organism, growing downwards from the Ceiling Systems found in SCP-XXXX. Unusual for a vine plant, Ceiling Creep is carnivorus, trapping prey in-between long leaves with a sticky coating. This coating acts similar to an acid, eventually 'rotting' a prey specimen. Generally feeds on Office Starlings.
Computer Dasies.	Bellis perennis Computus.	Common Daisy.	Office Living Space.	Yes, Mild Cogno-hazard. Pollen can transer previous information from the computer, to an individual who breathes in or is around the pollen.	Small Dasies that grow out from the remains of the computrts found in SCP-XXXX's Office Floors. Commonly eaten by Computer Moles, Mossy Bisons, and Office Starlings. Able to transfer information to the mind through pollen; generally consists of binary code.
Water-Cooler Moss.	Bryophyta Coolus	Unknown Moss Specimen.	Office Oiving Space.	Unknown.	Bright green moss that is found in Water-Coolers. This moss is able to 'ingest' nitrates and carbon dioxide, and is able to expell Oxygen. Eaten by Water-Cooler Bettas.
Pool-Moss.	Bryophyta Poolus	Unknown, but likely Fountain Moss.	Pool Rooms.	No.	Dark green mosses that grow in and around pools in SCP-XXXX's pool rooms. Toxic to modt organisms, but iften eaten by Lesser Pool Zanders.. When disturbed, this specialized moss is able to produce a large cloud of chlorine gas. Why this occurs and how is unknown.
Lesser Pool Zanders.	Lessus Sander lucioperca Poolus	Europeon Zander.	Pool Rooms.	No.	A grey, small schooling fish found in the pools of SCP-XXXX's Pool Rooms. Individual Specimens main diet is based on the nutrients and chemicals found in the various pools. Some individuals have been observed engaged in canibalism. Main diet of Pool-Men.
Vent Eel.	Anguilla anguilla Ventus.	Europeon Eel.	Pool Rooms.	Yes, Cogno-hazard. A thin mucus excreted from Vent Eels when feeding is able to cause short term memory loss.	Vent Eels are highly evolved Europeon eels, evolved and adapted to live in the pool ventilation systems, vents and valves. Similar to an earth eel, in particular, the Moray eel, Vent Eels will live in a specalized part ofa vent for much of their adult-lives, similar towards how a Moray eel will live in crevice or cavern. Vent Eeels feed of Lesser Pool Zanders.
//Pool Men.	Homo Sapien Poolus.	Homo Sapien.	Pool Rooms, lower floors.	No.	A small population of feral humans, Pool Men are highly agressive and xenophobic, attacking any human that does not belong to the tribe. These feral humans have very pale skin, and have rapidly evolved in order to be able to breath in Chlorine gas. Mainly a hunter-gather based society, with members fishing the various pool zanders and mosses. Some individuals wear tattered swimming costumes, and attack with what seems to be old diving boards.

Footnotes

1. Under the Foundation Security Act.

2. See Interview No. 1 for more details.

3. See Gościsław's Note, in the recovered Items addendum.

4. Litoměříz Tower, Warscaw, Poland.

5. "We had to take the Children… God told me to, so of course I did…' (From Note No. 3. See Addendum.)

6. "Moss Bison, (Bryophyta Bison bonasus.) Subject died shortly after escape from SCP-XXXX.

7. As seen in SCP-XXXX Exploration Log No. 3

8. Spelling Error seemingly intentional.