SCP-2423-1: Yes sir. 
<End Log, 10:20 AM> 


Closing Statement: Instance of SCP-2423-1 
expresses extremely detailed false memories. 
Research reveals that all people described are 
fictional and all places are real places. This is 
a trend that exists in all interviews. No other 
similarities have been identified. 


Interview 15-C 


Interviewed: SCP-2423-1 instance. Identifies 
as a site director by the name of Jane 
Blackstock. 


Interviewer: Dr. 


Foreword: Purpose of interview is to test 
degree to which mental block regarding 
SCP-2423-2 extends, and to obtain more 
information regarding the object, if possible. 
Interview takes place in subterranean bunker 
built just outside SCP-2423. Interviewer and 
other personnel are kept in shadow at all 
times. Subject kept awake for several hours 
and dosed with various drugs to increase 
power of suggestion. This is the attempt to 
explore this avenue of inquiry. 


<Begin Log, 4:15 AM> 


Dr. : [Interviewer allows several minutes 
of silence to linger, reading various documents 
on the table before him.] Tell us what you 
know about the book. 


SCP-2423-1: [Visibly exhausted, subject 
winces at the instruction.] It is... It is spatially 
locked relative to Earth's center of gravity. It 
contains 106 pages of charcoal drawings of— 


Dr. : [Interrupting.] You've said all this 
before. Tell us something more significant. Tell 
us where it came from. 


SCP-2423-1: [Subject drops her gaze a bit, 
seems to think intensely on the subject, but 
finds no words.] 


Dr. : Tell us what experiments have 
been done with it. 


SCP-2423-1: [No response.] 


Dr. : Okay... Tell us how you feel when 
you try to give us simple information. 


SCP-2423-1: [Thinks for a moment, and 
manages to struggle out a few words.] | feel... 
numb. 


Dr. : Numb how? 


SCP-2423-1: Like... like when you've been 
laying on your foot for a half hour, and it goes 
to sleep. Like that... except in my head. 


Dr. : [Drops a pen onto the table and 
considers those words for a few minutes of 
silence, giving the visual appearance of not 
liking the response she gave.] You know, 


we're all getting tired of these repeated 
interviews, especially when we make no 
progress. Maybe it would help if someone 
were to shake you when that numbness 
comes out again, and stimulate those blood 
vessels a bit. 


SCP-2423-1: [Subject gives no response. ] 


Dr. : [After a few moments of silence, 
waves to a security guard in the shadows. ] 

Alright, now then, try and tell me something 
new about the book. 


[Recording shows two hours of repeated 
instructions and silence from the subject. 
Security guard using various levels of force.] 


<End Log, 6:58 AM> 


Closing Statement: Unnecessary force was 
deemed to have been used on subject. 
Interviewer has been reprimanded. Interview 
has established that even under extreme 
duress, and in fear for its life, subject's mental 
block regarding SCP-2423-2 has been 
insurmountable. 


Incident 2423-A 


/ /20 : An object has been uncovered outside 
SCP-2423. MTF Mu-3 uncovered a large radio almost 
completely buried in loose soil, 15 meters outside the 
perimeter. Upon inspection, researchers confirmed it as 
a cathedral radio of the same design as depicted on 
page 4 of SCP-2423-2. This radio proves to be incapable 
of picking up radio signals of any kind, despite being in 
perfect condition. At : AM, atransmission came 
through this radio. What follows is a recording of that 
transmission. 


[A man can be heard mumbling incoherently 
behind the sound of something scratching at 
paper. After a few seconds, a musical tone can 
be heard, playing eight short notes in a 
rhythm. This is followed by a full minute of the 
man mumbling and the paper scratching, 
before another voice, that of a small child, can 
be heard.] 


Child: "There has been a mistake. Close it." 
[The radio goes silent.] 


The musical tone heard near the beginning has been 
identified as a harpsichord, and it may have been 
spelling out the morse code "error" message. Currently, 
this radio has been classified as SCP-2423-3. 


Incident 2423-B 


/ /20 : At : AM, same time as previous incident 
transmission, eight musical tones being played ina 
rhythm were recorded inside SCP-2423. Shortly 
thereafter, instances of SCP-2423-1 were recorded 
waking up and moving about. Researchers refrain from 
intervention for purpose of observation. Video records 
show residents uncovering an antique tabletop radio just 
outside wing C of SCP-2423, before it is quickly removed 
from range of recording devices. 


At : AM, permission is given for Mu-3 to move in and 
secure object. Resistance from instances of SCP-2423-1 
is met, but quickly overcome. What follows is a recording 
of transmission from object before being secured. 


[A man mumbling and scratching paper are 
heard, with the voice of a small child speaking 
in the foreground. ] 


Child: "-seem to be- Wait... it's them again! It 
must be them! They stole the pieces!" 


[The child falls silent for a moment, leaving 
only the sound of the man and the paper, 
before it continues] 


Child: "Listen, we are the Nina Karde, and we 
will not be impeded, least of all by concrete 
and theft. You have twelve days to tear down 
your walls and return what was stolen from us, 
or else you will be struck down. Close it." 


[The radio goes silent.] 


This new artifact takes a form similar to that depicted on 
page 83 of SCP-2423-2, and seems to lack the ability to 
pick up radio signals like SCP-2423-3. Thus, it has been 
classified as another instance of SCP-2423-3. 


Note: In light of recent events, MTF Theta-8 "Sundown" 
and MTF Lambda-10 "Maxwell and Friends" have been 
temporarily assigned to SCP-2423. Additional recording 
equipment has been installed around SCP-2423. 


Incident 2423-C 


/ /20 : At : AM, recording equipment shows seventy 
nine instances of SCP-2423-3 materializing on the 
ground around SCP-2423, all pointing out, towards 
perimeter wall. What follows is believed to be a sonic 
shockwave exerting at least 400 kilopascals of pressure. 
Breaches within perimeter wall are formed within ten 
seconds. 


MTF Mu-3, Theta-8, and Lambda-10 are mobilized inside 
the next minute, and utilize heavy ordinance to remove 
instances of SCP-2423-3. At : AM, all recording 
equipment goes down. Instances of SCP-2423-1 are 
reported as attacking MTF members or fleeing through 
breaches in perimeter wall. MTF members describe them 
as "sleepwalkers". 


At : AM, instances of SCP-2423-1 and SCP-2423-3 


are all subdued or destroyed. Nine instances of 
SCP-2423-1 and one instance of SCP-2423-3 are not 
accounted for. The search for these instances is 
Ongoing. Reconstruction of perimeter wall has been 
begun. 


Note: In light of recent events, reclassification of 
SCP-2423 to Keter is being considered, and revisions to 
containment procedures are in development. 


« SCP-2422 | SCP-2423 | SCP-2424 » 


SCP-265: Black Volga 


Item #: SCP-265 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Foundation Site-54, -109, and 
-110 have been provided SCP-265 specific sub-taskforces in order 
to study SCP-265. Each houses a small fleet of tactical aircraft as 
well as Agents trained in standard Foundation information-gathering 
and interrogation techniques. Civilian cover stories and disguises 
are preferred - see Document 265-B for further protocol. 


Local news outlets are to be scanned for signs of SCP-265 and 
teams are to investigate possible encounters. Specific protocol is to 
be arranged on an incident by incident basis. Agents are not to 
instigate violence towards SCP-265 until a better understanding of 
its nature can be ascertained. 


Description: SCP-265 appears to be a Series 1 GAZ M21 Volga 
automobile, devoid of any license plating, logos, or other identifying 
marks. It is painted black with white rimmed wheels, and appears to 
be in pristine condition, regardless of environment. Some accounts 
note that it has white curtains in all but the front windows. Note that 
the production of the GAZ M21 ceased in 1970, with Series 1 being 
produced between 1958-1959. 


SCP-265 is absent of human occupants and appears to travel under 
its own power. Other details vary between encounters; it’s common 
for individuals to report that SCP-265 is silent while traveling, while 
others hear its engine idling for an extended period of time before 
noticing it nearby. Similarly, some encounters result in the vehicle 
leaving physical evidence such as tread marks on roads, where 
other encounters leave no physical traces. 


SCP-265 nearly always appears in scenarios which commonly elicit 
dread and paranoia in subjects, such as following lone travelers and 


SCP-2424: Hostile Walrus Cyborg research ongoing 


Item #: SCP-2424 
Object Class: Safe Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2424 is to be kept in 
Testing Hangar-09 at Research Site-45 for further study. A yellow 
demarcation line is to be painted along the floor around SCP-2424 
within a 40m radius, indicating the limits of SCP-2424's perception. 
This area is to be known as the "Interaction Zone". Any personnel 
returning from the interaction zone are to be debriefed and 
physically screened for any anomalous effects. 


At least two armed security personnel are to be present at the north 
and south entrances at all times. The onsite explosives disposal unit 
(EDU) will handle all unused ordinance from SCP-2424 as detailed 
in the standard protocols for extrinsic hazardous materials. 


All testing will require Level 3 supervision and be carried out by D- 
class personnel. No more than one D-class is allowed in the 
interaction zone during approved testing. Structural integrity 
inspections of the hangar are to be performed twice a month. All 
anomalous radio wave frequencies recorded from SCP-2424 are to 
be sent to Lab-7 for analysis. 


Description: SCP-2424 resembles a marine mammal possibly 
belonging to the Odobenidae family.! Unlike other members of the 
Odobenidae family SCP-2424 has a second pair of muscular 
flippers, light purple skin color, various cybernetic implants of 
unknown function, and is considerably larger in both length and 
weight (85m and 26t respectively). SCP-2424 was captured 39km 
north of Ittoqqortoormiit, Greenland near an Inuit settlement that 
appears to have been destroyed by fire. No local records of the 
settlement exist. 


SCP-2424 appears to have a 260mm cannon of unknown make and 


model that can extend and retract from its mouth. This weapon has 
been observed to eject black spherical projectiles at extremely low 
velocities, sometimes firing up to 3 projectiles at once. SCP-2424 
can also create seismic vibrations whenever it strikes the ground 
with sufficient force. Anyone standing within the interaction zone 
during this will suffer full-body paralysis for a period of exactly 4 
seconds. It is currently unknown how these vibrations cause this 
reaction in individuals. 


SCP-2424 will engage in hostile activity whenever someone is within 
the interaction zone, as it appears that this is the range of 
SCP-2424's perception. During testing, D-class personnel have 
reported strange electronic background noise playing from an 
unknown source as well as sound effects that respond in sync with 
their physical actions, though this has not been confirmed or 
recorded see Addendum-2424-004 for further details. 


SCP-2424 will continue to react hostilely until one of the following 
criteria is met: 


¢ The individual is killed. 
¢ The individual moves out of the interaction zone. 


Addendum-2424-001: Researchers involved with SCP-2424 have 
found a strategic pattern during hostile interactions after reviewing 
test footage. SCP-2424 seems unable to deviate from this pattern, 
which makes altercations much more predictable for future tests. 
Below is a compiled set of instructions for review: 


1. Approach SCP-2424 from the front and stand at the periphery 
of its vision (40m) 

2. Move one step to the right after 3 seconds to avoid projectile/ 
S. 

3. Move one step to the left after 3 seconds to avoid projectile/s. 

4. Move one step back and crouch after 3 seconds to avoid 
projectile/s. 

5. Move back to original position. 

6. Jump into the air as SCP-2424 lifts up to perform the 
secondary seismic attack as to not have contact with the 
ground. 

7. Repeat steps 2-6. 


Addendum-2424-002: D-class test subjects have discovered 
inadvertently that if one were to throw the projectiles back at 
SCP-2424, they explode and cause its entire body to flash bright 
red. After this is performed six times, SCP-2424 will explode without 
leaving behind any traces of remains or effluence. Persons directly 
responsible for destroying SCP-2424 are then [REDACTED]. After 
which, SCP-2424 will instantly reappear in the exact same position 
as before the altercation began. 


Addendum-2424-003: Recently it has come to the attention that 
SCP-2424 is in fact sapient and capable of vocal communication. 
There is only one interview on record between personnel and 
SCP-2424 as it now refuses to respond to communication attempts. 
See attached: 


[LEVEL-2 ACCESS REQUIRED] 
Interview Transcript2424-01 


Date: // 
Interviewer: Dr. Namdev Patel via intercom 
Subject: SCP-2424 


SCP-2424: [sigh] 
Dr. Patel: Excuse me? What was that? 


SCP-2424: Nothing, just being bored waiting 
for this guy. 


Dr. Patel: Who? 


SCP-2424: The hero guy. | mean, | could have 
sworn there was a 2 minute time limit. I'm not 
sure though. Can't really tell one minute from 
the next anyhow. 


Dr. Patel: Could you elaborate on that? 


SCP-2424: You know what I'm talking about, 
Bruiser. | mean, he has to get through me 


before he gets to you. |... am speaking to 
Bruiser, aren't |? 


Dr. Patel: I'm not- (Dr. Patel is instructed off 
audio by Level-3 staff to proceed as said 
person). | mean... yeah... you are. 


SCP-2424: Well, you've probably heard me 
rant before, but it's rough being me. 


Dr. Patel: How do you mean? 


SCP-2424: | don't have any good attacks. 
Earlier, when the hero was all dressed in 
orange, he was dodging everything | was 
dishing out like he was taunting me. Then he 
just quit, it was pathetic. I'm still pretty 
depressed about it. 


Dr. Patel: H-how come you don't try- (Dr. 
Patel is quickly instructed off audio to not 
encourage hostile behavior). | mean, it's not 
that bad. 


SCP-2424: Easy for you to say. You are way 
better. You can swim and dive, plus your long 
tusk can turn into a torpedo. Oh, and your high 
pitched sonic blast! That's pretty impressive. 
You've killed the hero a lot more times than | 
ever have. Most times he kills me in the first 
few moments. 


Dr. Patel: I'm not sure | understand. 


SCP-2424: | didn't figure you would. I'm the 
first, the easiest, I'm supposed to be. I've been 
destroyed more times than | care to 
remember. And each time it hurts. I'm not 
happy about my existence, but I've come to 
accept my demotion. | just hope you and the 
others appreciate the position | have to fill. 


Dr. Patel: Which others? 


SCP-2424: You know... Ursa Mauler, Leopard 
Seal Team Six, Bully Mammoth, pretty much 
everyone who serves in the legion of Emperor 
Penguin. 


Dr. Patel: Yes... well... but to clarify, this 
hero? He comes to me after he beats you 
correct? 


SCP-2424: C'mon Bruiser, how long have we 
been doing this? Of course you are next after 
me. 


Dr. Patel: Right, right, of course. Silly me. 
There is a 10-second pause. 

SCP-2424: Bruiser, what's my name? 

Dr. Patel: It's... um... wait it's- 


SCP-2424: Oh, Goddamn it, you're Moe the 
Eskimo aren't you?!? I'm ready for you this 
time! Come at me! [low-pitched growl]