Writerguyme Night Lights 2

Object Class: Safe Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXX is to have one bulb plugged into it at all times. A generator should be used to maintain continuous power to the containment chamber containing SCP-XXX in the event of a power failure. Foundation staff should monitor the interior of the chamber using LDR Sensors and notify the current site director should the color temperature dip below 1850k. At this point, foundation staff should notify the Site Director for authorization to replace the bulb plugged into SCP-XXX. SCP-XXX is responsible for the comfort and containment of SCP-XXX-1. Any unauthorized removal of SCP-XXX outside of testing will be met with immediate disciplinary action.

SCP-XXX and SCP-XXX-1 are to be kept in a five-meter by five-meter room located at Site-21. The room should be furnished with the following items:

  • One twin-sized bed with a race car frame
  • One teddy bear
  • One four drawer dresser
  • One drawing table with chair

These items must be positioned around the outer edge of SCP-XXX's light radius.

The Hallway leading up to SCP-XXX's room must be equipped with LDR sensors and floodlights spaced two meters apart facing the door. In the event of a breach MTF-Pi-472, dubbed Monsters under the Bed, are to be notified immediately.1. The flood lights can be used to temporarily deter SCP-XXX-1 until they arrive.

Under no circumstances should any other form of bulb be placed into SCP-XXX. Any violation of this protocol will lead to immediate dismissal from Site-21.

Description SCP-XXX is a flat circular base point one-five meters in diameter with a light bulb socket at its center which currently holds an Edison Light bulb circa 1881. The base was found along with a crate of twenty-five identical bulbs. X-rays of the base show a wiring pattern of unknown origin. Supplementary evidence found in the Edison bundle confirms that the base is able to generate both Alternating Current and Direct Current simultaneously. Testing on the base has generated no significant results.

Any bulb fitted into SCP-XXX that is not one of the twenty-five Edison light bulbs will immediately burn out and burst. The panic created by this action will trigger the Night phase of SCP-XXX-1.

SCP-XXX-1 is a 10-year-old male humanoid boy made out of darkness2. He gives off no heat, has no need to eat and appears healthy. Blood work and DNA testing produce no anomalous results. X-rays performed on the humanoid boy reveals no anomalous results. While SCP-XXX-1 is capable of interaction with non-living items no physical contact with SCP-XXX-1 can be made. Any living organism that touches SCP-XXX-1 will pass through him and begin to feel an immediate rush of adrenaline associated with the flight or fight mechanic. Results on test subjects who have interacted with the humanoid boy show elevated levels of glutamate, cortisol, and adrenaline.

Should the light bulb in SCP-XXX fail SCP-XXX-1 will rapidly progress through four stages of Twilight:

  • Civil Twilight: SCP-XXX-1's darkness expands and color temperature in the room dips to 800k
  • Nautical Twilight:SCP-XXX-1's darkness consumes its containment chamber, light is still visible but human eyes have difficulty picking it out. Remote Cameras are still able to make out the corners of the room.
  • Astronomical Twilight: SCP-XXX-1 becomes a cognitohazard at this point and light is barely visible. The walls of the containment chamber appear to vanish to the human eye. Remote cameras switch to night vision
  • Night: SCP-XXX-1's darkness rapidly expands and becomes all-consuming. All visual senses are impacted and cameras utilizing night vision technology fail. Portable sonar tests in the initial area of SCP-XXX-1 in this phase return random results of distance. Anyone caught in this stage experiences rapid elevations of glutamate, cortisol, and adrenaline. Prolonged exposure can lead to death.

Addendum: During the transport of SCP-XXX and SCP-XXX-1 to it's current holding facilities in Site-21 a member of foundation staff dropped the crate carrying the Edison bulbs. None of the lights were damaged but a crack in the crate revealed several small wrapped bundles containing the below items:

  • A logbook written by Thomas Edison
  • A letter from Nikola Tesla to Edison
  • A somewhat tattered stuffed bear that SCP-XXX-1 was excited to have back
  • A schematic for SCP-XXX drawn by Telsa and an unknown hand

Addendum: Due to the Test XXX5.1 and subsequent unauthorized tests by Dr.[redacted] all testing on SCP-XXX-1 is prohibited without the express permission of Site Director Tru the current Site Director.


Hard Drive Data Pull Due to Incident: XXX-601

Experiment 1: 5ml Cetirizine Hydrochloride
Result: No Effect
Notes: Perhaps upping the dosage would help.

Experiment 4: 15ml Fexofenadine
Result: No Effect
Notes:Standard medicines have no effect on the boy, not surprising. I have reached out to my superiors for requests to utilize other methods in an effort to heal the child but I will continue to conduct experiments as long as Oliver is willing.

Experiment 10: SCP-[redacted]
Result: No effect
Note: Oliver giggled but SCP-[redacted] was unable to interact with him. I had hoped it might provide some insight but the kit is useless.

Experiment 15: SCP-[redacted]
Result: Minor Improvement, Regressed in Hours
Note: I gave Oliver one dose of SCP-[redacted] and for a brief moment his skin lightened. He said he enjoyed the sound of the ocean. Touching him produced no adrenal spikes and I was able to safely show him my office. Unfortunately, he regressed within 3 hours. I will not subject him to further doses.

Experiment 30: SCP-[redacted]
Results: None
Notes: SCP-[redacted] expressed sorrow over Oliver's condition but stated he could not offer help. My fellow doctors are useless. I need to seek out other means while I continue to test potential cures on Oliver.

Addendum: SCP-XXX and SCP-XXX-1 have been moved to Site-34 after a failed extradition attempt by former Site Director Tru. At this time there are 2 bulbs left and Current Site Director [redacted] encourages all Researchers to balance their time between a continued effort, along Foundation lines, to cure SCP-XXX-1 and find a means to neutralize it should a Site breach occur. Any attempts to contact Jenna Tru will result in immediate disciplinary action.