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Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is currently located within the E-wing of Site-64. SCP-XXXX is to be kept within a steel safe. Access to this safe is strictly prohibited, unless given permission.
When personnel are asked to take SCP-XXXX out of it’s cell, then they must be in a group of 3. 2 of these 3 personnel must have fire extinguishers in hand while one of them carries SCP-XXXX to the instructed area. The 2 personnel holding the fire extinguishers must stay right beside the personnel holding SCP-XXXX.
If personnel are instructed to use SCP-XXXX, then the 2 personnel with the fire extinguishers must stand 1 meter to the left and right of the personnel carrying SCP-XXXX.
Description: SCP-XXXX resembles that of a fire extinguisher, although it is noticeably slimmer and taller than most. When SCP-XXXX is being used, it will shoot out a stream of fire in a similar manner to that of a flamethrower. SCP-XXXX seems to be able to shoot endless amount of fire. The substance that powers this fire is unknown, as when taking a look inside of SCP-XXXX, there appears to be nothing.
The flames that SCP-XXXX shoots out are extremely hot, reaching a maximum temperature of about 6,700 degrees Celsius. Usually When fire is this hot it will be a very light shade of blue, however, SCP-XXXX’s fire takes on an orange color. SCP-XXXX’s flames have also been shown to be almost completely resistant to almost all known liquids, with the only known substance able to put out SCP-XXXX’s flames being the substance inside of a normal fire extinguisher.
Addendum XXXX-1: After conducting a bit of research about where SCP-XXXX was originally made, we have found out that SCP-XXXX may have been created somewhere in spain. Information such as who made SCP-XXXX is still unknown.
Addendum XXXX-2: During an experiment on SCP-XXXX, we noticed that the fire from SCP-XXXX takes anywhere between 5-6 hours to completely die out. This new-found information could clue us in on the original purpose of SCP-XXXX.
