SCP-2260 can be used to send people to fictional locations, 
locations that are not typically able to be reached, locations that no 
longer exist, and locations that do not exist yet. Subjects that are 
sent into sites existing in the past have matched historical records, 
and events seen by subjects sent into sites existing in the future 
have happened precisely as shown. 


Subjects that use SCP-2260 once a week or more have been prone 
to hallucinogenic episodes while awake, visiting places previously 
entered by the subject into SCP-2260. Lightheadedness and 
temporary amnesia have also been recorded in subjects. One 
extreme case had a subject permanently fall into a coma while 
inside their cell. Subjects have stated that visiting a location while 
awake makes the location appear distorted, and that people inside 
will begin screaming at the subject to leave. 


Location Time Events Details 
Guatemala 1 week None Subject 
remained 


unconscious for 
1 week. Upon 
waking up, 
subject said they 
had a nice time. 


Nazi Germany; 5 days None Subject 

1939 remained 
unconscious for 
3 days, and 


began bleeding 
through the 
forehead. The 
wound was 
bullet shaped 


and the subject 
expired 14 
seconds later. 
The room 5 minutes None Subject woke up 
subject is in 10 and stated that 
minutes in the someone would 
future interrupt the test. 
Eight minutes 
later Dr. 
Matthews 
stepped in to 
see how the test 
was doing. 
A solid block of 1 hour None Upon subject 
wood going into 
unconsciousness, 
subject 
immediately 
began seizing 
and normal 
treatment of 
seizures had no 
effect. Subject 
expired 10 
minutes later. 
Atlantis 2 days None Subject entered 
unconsciousness 
and breathing 
became 
increasingly 
faster. Heart 
beat also began 
rising. Subject 
expired after 5 


minutes. 
Atlantis 2 days Having a Subject 
breathing remained 
apparatus on | unconscious for 
2 days, and 


awoke to tell 


SCP-259: The Weisenglass Spiral 


Item #: SCP-259 
Object Class: Keter 


Special Containment Procedures: A single copy of a computer 
program capable of producing SCP-259 is to be kept on compact 
disc in the High Security Containment Vault at Site-25. As discs 
containing SCP-259 are typically destroyed during experimentation, 
additional copies may be made for approved experiments. 


Mobile Task Force Gamma-10 remains on standby to collect and 
neutralize any copies of SCP-259 found outside the Foundation. 
Unauthorized media containing SCP-259 or the means to produce it 
are to be destroyed immediately. 


Description: SCP-259 is a fractal image known as "The 
Weisenglass Spiral". A completed rendering of SCP-259 acts as an 
Einstein-Rosen Bridge, opening a portal to an unknown location. 
The locations accessed appear to vary depending on the size and 
orientation of the rendered image, and have included: 


¢ An area filled with superheated plasma (estimated 
temperature 20,000,000 Kelvin). See Incident K-259-1. 

¢ An area populated with venomous cockroaches (species 
unknown; weight approximately 2 kg). See Incident K-259-2. 

¢ Deep space, estimated to be [REDACTED] km from a black 
hole. See Experiment X-259-2. 

¢ An area possibly corresponding to the dimension opened by 
SCP- . See Experiment X-259-3. 


Foundation mathematicians are working on determining why this 
specific fractal has anomalous properties, and whether other 
similarly anomalous images exist. By O5 order, any image rendering 
related to SCP-259 experimentation must take place atleast m 
from inhabited areas. 


many stories of 
advanced 
technology and 
a city at the 
bottom of the 
ocean. It 
appears the 
previous subject 
drowned while at 


the location. 
Surface of the | 10 minutes Being able to | Subject 
sun survive the sun's remained 
heat unconscious for 
10 minutes. 


Subject awoke 
and exclaimed 
they are blind. 
Testing from an 
ophthalmologist 
revealed the 
Claim to be true. 
Test location 1 hour Writing into See Addendum 
SCP-2260 2260-D 


Further testing has been requested. 


Addendum 2260-B: 

The book was initially found in the possession of Mr. James R __, 
referred to as SCP-2260-1. SCP-2260-1 had written the entry about 
going to Hawaii. It is presumed that because he specified a time that 
will end upon his demise, he will never wake up from SCP-2260. 
Testing has been done on his vitals while in the comatose state. 
SCP-2260 keeps all brain activity normal, and appears to regulate 
heart beat and other vital organs. It also regenerates cell structure 
10 times quicker than that of a normal human. SCP-2260-1 has 
been put in the Cryogenics Area in Sector C for further testing. 


Addendum 2260-C: 


As it appears that SCP-2260 causes addiction in some subjects, 
researchers are advised to exercise caution when using a subject 


for multiple tests. Multiple D-class subjects have made requests to 
re-use SCP-2260, despite risk of bodily harm. One D-class subject 
repeatedly said "Give me the book" and refused to eat, sleep, or 
even move until further testing was performed on them. 


Addendum 2260-D: 

The goal of this experiment was to test what happens when a 
subject enters a secondary SCP-2260 while inside SCP-2260. There 
were two medical personnel at hand, three security personnel, two 
research assistants, and Dr. Matthews was present to facilitate the 
experiment. 


+ Show timeline of SCP-2260 Experiment Log H-45 


Timeline of experiment: 

0 Minutes: Subject went into unconsciousness, and brain 
activity remained normal. 

4 minutes: Brain activity doubles and regulation of vital 
organs and heartbeat double as well. 

10 minutes: Subject begins to perspire heavily. 

15 minutes: Perspiration of sweat turns into perspiration 
of blood. 

25 minutes: Subject's brain activity and regulation 
doubles again, making bodily functions quadruple their 
normal speed. It is assumed that subject entered 
SCP-2260 again while inside the secondary SCP-2260. 
32 minutes: Brain begins to swell, and subject begins to 
become pale. 

35 minutes: Heart fails. Stomach lining bursts from 
excess gastric acid. 

36 minutes: Attempts were made to erase the entry from 
SCP-2260. Entry reappears each time. Medical 
personnel were attempting to revive subject by using a 
defibrillator. 

41 minutes: Subject is revived. 

50 minutes: Brain activity recedes by half. Regulation of 
vital organs halves as well. 

54 minutes: Stomach lining heals due to SCP-2260's 
normal effects. 

60 minutes: Subject awakens. Entry fades from 


SCP-2260. 


Immediately following experimentation, subject showed severe 
mental strain and could not properly respond to verbal commands or 
visual stimuli. Subject was put into psychological counselling for two 
months. An interview was conducted immediately after the two 
months expired. 


+ Viewing of interview is restricted to level 2 or higher personnel 
Interview of D-6795 on 9/ / 
Interview was conducted by Dr. Matthews 


< Begin Log > 

Dr. Matthews: Hello D-6795. 

D-6795: H-hi. 

Dr. Matthews: How are you doing today? 
D-6795: F-f-f-f-fine. 

Dr. Matthews: Can you tell me what 
happened when you wrote into SCP-2260 that 
day? 

D-6795: |... | went in. And you...were there. 
And the people there to watch were there too. 
But they were different. They were blank. 
Blank. 

Dr. Matthews: | see. Can you tell me what 
happened when you wrote in SCP-2260 in that 
room? 

D-6795: | couldn't control myself. My hand 
picked up the p-p-pencil, and | wrote. The 
world...spun. | woke up in the same room, and 
the world...it just...it just... 

(D-6795 begins to sob) 

Dr. Matthews: Please...continue. 

D-6795: THE WORLD SCREAMED AT ME! IT 
SCREAMED AT ME TO WRITE! AND WRITE! 
| DID! | FOLLOWED YOUR INSTRUCTIONS! 
WHY DO YOU KEEP YELLING AT ME! 
(D-6795 begins hitting himself on the head 
repeatedly) 


Dr. Matthews: Stop the interview. 
< End Log > 


Addendum 2260-E: 
Other Experiments: 


Experiment on 3/4/1 : Entry was written on a loose-leaf paper and 
inserted into SCP-2260. No effect took place. 


Experiment on 5/17/1 : Entry was written in SCP-2260, and the page 
was immediately torn out. There was no change to SCP-2260's 
normal effects. 


Experiment on 6/14/1 : A page was torn out of SCP-2260, and the 
entry was written on the torn out page. No effect took place. 


Experiment on 6/23/1 : The entry was written, and immediately 
blacked out. Words in the entry burned through the ink, and were 
visible after 9 seconds. 


Experiment on 7/15/1 : The entry was written, and the page was 
carefully burned so as to not burn SCP-2260. Once the page was 
burned away, the entry appeared on the next page. 


Experiment on 8/7/1 : An entry was written without an event 
specified, and once subject became unconscious, a secondary 
subject wrote in an event. Secondary subject also fell into 
unconsciousness, and when subjects simultaneously awoke, they 
claimed to have seen each other at the location. 


Experiment on 8/13/1 : Based on the previous experiment, two 
subjects were dedicated to simultaneously write two different 
entries. Both subjects become unconscious, and woke up at the 
times specified in the entries. When the subjects woke up, they 
claimed the locations had merged, and residents of the location 
were "glitchy". 


Let's stick to one entry from now on. - Dr. Matthews 


« SCP-2259 | SCP-2260 | SCP-2261 » 


SCP-2261: Community Policing 


Item #: SCP-2261 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: The town SCP-2261 is located 
in must be continuously monitored for instances of SCP-2261-1. 
Instances are to be captured and contained for experimentation 
purposes. Instances are to be captured only after an SCP-2261 
event has taken place, and before the instance involved re- 
activates. Any video footage containing instances of SCP-2261-1 is 
to be confiscated. 


Description: SCP-2261 is an ongoing phenomenon occurring 
throughout the town of , England. When any person within the 
legal borders of the town perpetrates a form of petty crime (e.g., 
littering, shoplifting, loitering, etc) within a populated public area, a 
minimum of two instances of SCP-2261-1 will emerge from the 
crowd. Instances of SCP-2261-1 appear to be human adults wearing 
high-visibility police vests, and continuously vocalizing a loud noise 
similar to a standard British police siren. 


Anyone directly viewing an instance of SCP-2261-1 will believe it to 
be a British police car with blacked-out windows', and will behave 
accordingly to the situation. Subjects will often show surprise to the 
sudden appearance of an instance and will often, but not always, 
attempt to flee the instances under the fear of arrest for their crimes. 


If caught, the instance will transport the subject to the police 
station, which they will then enter believing to be escorted by a 
police officer. Once inside, subjects will be taken into police custody 
and be put through the regular arrest process. The instance of 
SCP-2261-1 will then place itself in a nearby car parking space and 
cease all signs of consciousness and higher brain power. Inactive 
instances will regain consciousness shortly after and continue to 
patrol 


If detained during an active state, those directly viewing an instance 
of SCP-2261-1 will describe seeing a pair of police officers exiting it 
(referred to as SCP-2261-1A). Instances of SCP-2261-1A are 
described as adult humans dressed in standard police uniforms, and 
will often express panic and alarm at those attempting to detain 
SCP-2261-1, usually describing the situation as beyond 'Their 
expertise’, before quickly fleeing from the area. SCP-2261-1A 
instances will disappear from witnesses perspectives and the effects 
of SCP-2261-1 will cease shortly after. All instances of SCP-2261-1 
taken into Foundation custody have remained in an insentient state. 


Below is a list of notable incidents involving SCP-2261 


Incident 2261-11 

Date: 22/11/2014 

Incident Report: A man was spotted by an instance of 
SCP-2261 leaving a local newsagent. The subject 
proceeded to run away from the instance which in turn 
gave chase. The subject was eventually caught by 
SCP-2261-1 and brought to the police station. 


Access Incident 2261-11 Surveillance Footage 
<Begin Log> 


<14:27> A young man in his early twenties is 
seen leaving the newsagent and entering a 
large crowd. 


<14:31> An instance of SCP-2261-1 appears 
from the crowd, a white Caucasian male 
estimated to be between the age of 30 and 35. 
SCP-2261-1 begins emitting a siren and walks 
slowly towards the subject, the subject notices 
SCP-2261-1 and proceeds to run out of the 
crowd, surrounding civilians clear away from 
SCP-2261-1. 


<14:33> SCP-2261-1 makes its way through 
the crowd and begins running towards the 
subject. The subject runs into a nearby 


alleyway occasionally looking back at 
SCP-2261-1. SCP-2261-1 runs onto a nearby 
road close by and begins following it. 


<14:38> The subject is seen running out of the 
entrance of the alleyway into another section 
of the town, pausing to catch their breath. 


<14:41> SCP-2261-1 appears from around a 
street corner and pursues the subject. The 
subject notices SCP-2261-1 and continues 
running away. 


<14:44> Subject begins slowing down, 
showing signs of exhaustion. SCP-2261-1 
ceases movement upon reaching the subject. 
The sound of car doors opening emits from 
SCP-2261-1's mouth followed by footsteps 
and an unknown voice coming from 
SCP-2261-1. 


SCP-2261-1: Alright come on don't try 
anything, seriously you've done enough. 


Subject kneels on the sidewalk and puts hands 
behind his back, a slight metal click is heard. 


Subject: This is complete crap! | didn't do 
anything what do you think you're doing!? 


SCP-2261-1: Don't give me that, we have 
several accounts of you littering in a public 
area. 


Subject: Are you serious!? 


SCP-2261-1: You'd better sort yourself out 
and work on that attitude of yours, you're 
looking at a sentence of one, possibly two 
hours prison time. 


The subject gets up and begins walking 


towards SCP-2261-1, keeping their hands 
behind their back. 


<14:46> SCP-2261-1 crouches slightly and 
forms a hoop with its arms behind its back; the 
subject then fits their legs through 
SCP-2261-1's arms. SCP-2261-1 then stands 
up and begins running in the opposite direction 
with the subject riding on its back. 


<15:14> The subject is escorted to 
police station. The subject is let down by 
SCP-2261-1 and enters the premises. 


<End Log> 


Incident 2261-27 

Date: 15/12/2014 

Incident Report: During a chase between an instance of 
SCP-2261-1 and a subject who had shoplifted CDs from 
a nearby music store, the instance slipped on a spot of 
ice and began stumbling uncontrollably, emitting sounds 
similar to that of car tires screeching. The instance 
continued to stumble around until ‘crashing’ into a nearby 
tree. At this point a civilian ran over to it, the instance 
could then be heard speaking with them in an urgent 
manner, believing them to be an ambulance and claimed 
that its colleague was in dire need of medical attention. 
The subject was never detained. 


Incident 2261-39 

Date: 07/01/2015 

Incident Report: Incident took place nearby a local 
jewellers where a robbery was being committed. 
Bystanders spotted an instance of SCP-2261-1 patrolling 
the area and attempted to alert it to the robbery. Instead, 
the instance became preoccupied with an elderly woman 
smoking a cigarette in a non-smoking area and 
attempted to arrest her. 


Incident 2261-43