Item #: SCP-8888. HE escaped from us, HE became one of them
Object Class: █████████
Special Containment Procedures:
He cannot be contained or understood because he has become a supreme writer.
Description:
A report arrived from ████ ██████ stating that SCP-8888 is likely almost human-like in appearance but made of dark matter, and its mass contains galaxies, supernovae, black holes, and various celestial objects. Interestingly, ████ ██████ says that SCP-8888 has two sharp, white eyes that shine with a light comparable to that of the greatest stars in our universe
It was also mentioned that the SCP-8888 is not only capable of physical abilities, but also has cosmic and narrative capabilities that make it one of the most dangerous narrators, if not the most dangerous of all. One of his narrative abilities is Narrative Transcendence, which is well-developed to serve him effectively, and this ability allows him to easily ascend to higher narrative levels. He said that the SCP-8888 has existing and non-existent capabilities; it will simply make any non-existent capability exist.
████ ██████ says that SCP-8888 cannot be bypassed, as if any other entity or narrator tried to bypass it, SCP-8888 would automatically ascend a higher level, If the power and rank of the entity or narrator that he wants to surpass is -A-, then the power and rank of SCP-8888 will automatically and instantly become -A+1- or -A+2- or higher. This means that the entity or narrator that wants to bypass it will only increase the SCP-8888's power and rank.
If SCP-8888 is angered by any entity in any way, a "ZK-Class" actual failure will occur, resulting in the immediate erasure of entities below it, Even if the entity were above it, the SCP-8888 would not hesitate to ascend to another high level and destroy it.
Confidential Information:
████ ██████ said that SCP-8888 was an anomaly written by the narrator with these powers on the year ████/07/08, and exactly one day later, SCP-8888 surpassed the narrator's rank and immediately ascended to ranks that rendered the narrator nothing. Since it became a higher-order narrator, we were unable to determine the appropriate class for it.