Threat Level: Undetermined
A discrepancy in the area surrounding Site-28.
Special Containment Procedures: Until the nature of SCP-XXXX-1 can be discerned, it will be assumed that SCP-XXXX is responsible for the discrepancies that have followed its containment by the Foundation.
SCP-XXXX is to be kept in a Type-C Humanoid Containment cell in the Site-28 provisional wing. To date, it has not moved from the boulder it was found upon since containment; continued access to its boulder is contingent on good behavior. A lock has been adhered to SCP-XXXX's head, from which a pair of sufficiently opaque goggles are attached over its eyes. SCP-XXXX is allowed access to a library of music and audiobooks for enrichment.
Foundation Archivists are encouraged to communicate with SCP-XXXX on the nature of the recent discrepancies. In the event that Site-28's integrity is threatened by a discrepancy, SCP-XXXX may not be left in its path; such inaction would constitute either acquiescence to the anomaly or an unacceptable ethics violation.
Site-28 personnel are encouraged to experiment with solutions to SCP-XXXX(-1)'s anomalous effects.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a humanoid entity, resembling a mummified male corpse of indeterminate ethnicity. SCP-XXXX's body is covered with numerous scars, and it appears to have previously undergone violent emasculation. Radiocarbon dating suggests SCP-XXXX has been around since at least the 7900s BCE.
SCP-XXXX's eyes and brain, if it has such things, cannot be perceived through any means known to the Foundation. Attempting to look into its eyes produce permanent blind spots in subjects' field of vision where its eyes should have been. To date, there have been no successful attempts at reversing this phenomenon.
SCP-XXXX is sapient, fluent in an unknown dialect of the early Tetrarchic-Daevite language and antiquated Finnish. Though outwardly amicable, its interactions have largely consisted of cryptic references to SCP-XXXX-1.
Assuming SCP-XXXX is telling the truth, SCP-XXXX-1 refers to a potent and violent antimemetic entity. Discrepancies in Site-28 documentation are frequently attributed to SCP-XXXX-1 by SCP-XXXX; it is unclear how SCP-XXXX allegedly circumvents SCP-XXXX-1's anomaly, or if it's being honest with the Foundation.
There is no existing documentation of SCP-XXXX's containment by the Foundation. The date and circumstances under which SCP-XXXX was brought into Site-28 are unknown.
ADDENDUM-XXXX-04: INTERROGATION OF SCP-XXXX
Following the appearance of ecological discrepancies to the East of Site-28 in late September 2010, its containment teams were called into an emergency meeting with Site-28 Command. The meeting was intended to explore the potential causes of such discrepancies, and how they might be combated; however, it quickly became apparent that the nature of the discrepancies had been extensively obfuscated. As such, the focus of the meeting shifted towards alternative methods of examining the discrepancies.
One of the proposed solutions involved interviewing sapient anomalies in around Site-28. This included SCP-XXXX, a then-Euclid Class anomaly that had allegedly made cryptic remarks in interviews regarding "holes in the shapes of worms".
Initial RAISA inquests revealed that SCP-XXXX had never actually been interviewed; however, the certainty of the containment team suggested the existence of a related antimeme.
On 03/10/2010, the SCP-XXXX containment team initiated dialogue, with assistance from Overwatch's Antimemetics Division.
INTERVIEW SCP-XXXX-A1
DATE: 03/10/2010
SUBJECT: SCP-XXXX
[BEGIN LOG]
Dr. Heigendatter enters SCP-XXXX's containment cell. SCP-XXXX is gently kicking its feet and humming along to "Cold Blows The Wind" by Ween, which was playing in its cell prior to Dr. Heigendatter's arrival. The music subsequently cuts out, and SCP-XXXX stops.
SCP-XXXX: Oh. I liked that song.
Heigendatter: Good evening, SCP-XXXX.
SCP-XXXX: Good evening, Ms. Heigendatter. It's been a while since we talked.
Both remain silent for several seconds. Dr. Heigendatter opens her mouth to speak, but SCP-XXXX interrupts her.
SCP-XXXX: I don't know if you remember. I was… careless, with my words. You were quite dumb with yours. It is probable they were swallowed, lost within the worm-shaped holes.
Dr. Heigendatter: … no, I don't remember.
SCP-XXXX: A pity.
It sighs, bending down to retrieve its walking staff and adjusting its position on the boulder to face Dr. Heigendatter.
SCP-XXXX: Have you completed your doctorate? Time is quite funny when you perceive through the inconceivably nonexistent. It as if but a year passed since the Second Fall of Daevon, yet a century since I saw you last.
Dr. Heigendatter: Yeah, yeah. It's…
Dr. Heigendatter pauses.
Dr. Heigendatter: … I know I talked to you. There were… I remember warnings, cryptic words and the like. But there's no record we ever interviewed.
SCP-XXXX chuckles.
SCP-XXXX: So the King of Clubs moves for his Queen. I was… hoping it wouldn't come to this, not for at least another decade. You are an incredibly amenable host.
Dr. Heigendatter: Mm. That's… worrying.
SCP-XXXX: Quite so, though I would not call it unexpected. Obliteration, absolute, obliterates even its advocate. It was but a matter of time before my tracks were swallowed by holes in the shapes of worms.
thefault
twentyeight
thefistula
.jpg){kind=link}
