| AM ALEXEI, BY GRACE OF GOD, 
EMPEROR AND AUTOCRAT OF ALL 
RUSSIA. SOMEONE HELP ME. ITS SO 
DARK. 


Addendum 2617-4: According to intelligence reports, on / /1943, 
about ,_ instances of SCP-2617-A are reported to be converging 
towards the location of SCP-2617. A Red Army battalion has 
intercepted them near the village of , USSR, and successfully 
terminated all known instances via incendiary weapons. Moscow 
blamed the resultant damage on a German-led assault on the 
village. 


Since / /1943, manifestations of SCP-2617-(A-C) have significantly 
decreased. 


Addendum 2617-9: The following message is decoded from 
transmissions emitted from SCP-2617 on January 7th, 1974. 


+ View Note 


ANASTASIA, COME SIT BY THE FIRE. 
HALFWAY OUT OF THE DARK. IT'S SO 
DARK. | WILL BRING THE LIGHT. MOTHER, 
WHEN DOES GRANDFATHER FROST 
ARRIVE? | CAN'T SEE. THE SAVIOR! THE 
SAVIOR! 


Addendum 2617-15: GRU Profile on Eugene lvanoff. Majority of the 
original document is rendered illegible. 


Name: Eugene Nicolaievich lvanoff 
Nationality: Russian 


[ILLEGIBLE] 


Area of Interest: Claims to be Tsarevich Alexei 


Nikolaevich (claim debunked) 
[ILLEGIBLE] 


Addendum: Subject transferred to Division "P" for 
Project 617. Believed to be suitable candidate for 
conditioning. 


Footnotes 

1. Defined as coordinates that correspond to territories within the 
Russian Federation; previously the USSR until 26 December 1991. 
2. Defined as one who is part of a foreign military entity with 
intention to invade a Russian political entity (Russian Federation, 
USSR etc.). 

3. Currently Saint Petersburg, Russia 

4. Prior to 26 December 1991, sublimation occurs outside borders of 
the USSR. 

5. A Foundation precursor active from mid 16th century to late 19th 
century, its sphere of influence includes the Russian Empire, 
Eastern Europe and Northern Asia. 

6. A former member of the Tsar's Seers, he later served as a Level 
1 consultant on Imperial Russian affairs for the Foundation. 


« SCP-2616 | SCP-2617 | SCP-2618 » 


SCP-2618: This Is How Confidentiality Works, Right? 


Item #: SCP-2618 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: 

SCP-2618 and replicas must be kept in locker 62 at Site-76. 
Personnel experimenting with SCP-2618 must be given mandatory 
psychological exams before and after use. If necessary, repeated 
users of SCP-2618 must ingest 80 mg of sertraline daily. 


Description: 

SCP-2618 is a wand-like electronic stylus fashioned from a small 
radio antenna, a wrist calculator, and what appears to be a toy 
spaceship. SCP-2618 can be used as a translocation device, though 
it is sensitive and often inaccurate. Typing a number into 
SCP-2618's calculator determines the distance in meters from the 
user to a target location, while direction is determined by aiming the 
antenna. Other than the primary activation controls, SCP-2618 has 
two dials and 5 buttons of unknown utility. Interrogation suggests 
that SCP-2618-1 had not used these controls prior to arrival at the 
Foundation, and was unsure of their purpose. 


Testing has shown that repeated usage of SCP-2618 for 
transportation disrupts electrical signals in the nervous system, 
causing hypersensitivity and other neurological disorders over time. 
Tests have revealed electrical pulses radiating from SCP-2618 
during use, most of which range from 100 mV to 3 V of electricity. 


Dismantling of SCP-2618 revealed electrical components containing 
shards of blue pectolite. Chemical composition resembled that of 
pectolite obtained from __in the Dominican Republic, though no 
anomalies were detected. Reconstruction of SCP-2618 was 
successful. Constructed replicas of SCP-2618 showed no signs of 
anomaly. 


Experiment log SCP-2618-01: 
(note that only relevant experiments as to the nature of SCP-2618 
are shown) 


Experiment SCP-2618-02 

Subject: D-030482-38 

Procedure: Typed '20' into SCP-2618 and hit activation 
button while pointing SCP-2618 across the hall. 

Result: D-030482-38 appeared approximately 20 meters 
along the line SCP-2618 had been aimed. 


Experiment SCP-2618-03 
Subject: D-20382 

Procedure: typed '5' then typed '=. 
Result: Calculator screen read '5.' 
Note: SCP-2618 may still work as a calculator. 


Experiment SCP-261 8-05 

Subject: D-20382 

Procedure: typed '5+0=' 

Result: SCP-2618 attempted to create 5 duplicates of 
itself, all of which emitted a high pitched screech before 
disintegrating. D-20382 suffered mild radiation burns and 
was sent to Site-76's medical facility for treatment. 
Shortly after recovery, D-20382 displayed signs of acute 
paranoia, irritability, and reacted negatively to all tactile 
stimuli. 

Note: The calculator appears to have a programmed 
method of attempting to solve any input equation. It may 
be good that this calculator can't be told to find the 
square root of a negative number. 


Experiment SCP-261 8-08 

Subject: D-554-036 

Procedure: Type '10' into SCP-2618 while aiming at 
D-3902-45, exactly 10 meters away. 

Result: D-554-036 ignored instructions and attempted to 
escape using SCP-2618. D-554-036 found dead just 
outside Building . Cause of death determined to be 
blunt impact trauma. On-site witnesses claimed to have 
seen D-554-036 appear in the sky before falling to his 


death. 


Experiment SCP-261 8-09 

Subject: D-555-037 

Procedure: Type '10' into SCP-2618 while aiming at 
D-3902-46, exactly 10 meters away. 

Result: [DATA EXPUNGED] 


Information from interview 2618-1-03 has brought new insight into 
possible effects of power supply increases on SCP-2618. 


Experiment SCP-2618-10 

Subject: D-231979 

Procedure: Replace batteries in compartment with a 
simple single phase rectifier connected to AC power 
supply. Plug into outlet and repeat procedure as in 
Experiment 02. 

Result: Extension cord severely warped and severed. 
D-231979 was likewise [REDACTED] and immediately 
terminated. 

Note: "/f you're going to increase the device's power 
supply, remember, this thing is supposed to be portable. 
It's gonna disconnect itself if you plug it in. We weren't 
completely certain it would sever the cord mid-warp, but 
now that that's clear, | recommend that any further 
experiments in increasing the power supply of SCP-2618 
find more portable methods. Nobody wants to clean up a 
mess like that again." -Dr. 


Experiment SCP-2618-11 

Subject: D-30291 

Procedure: Replace outlet cord with large portable power 
supply, repeat as with Experiment 02 

Result: D-30291, along with SCP-2618, disappeared for 
approximately 2.5 hours before reappearing, 
approximately 20 meters from where they had last been 
seen. D-30291 has refused to give information as to 
what occurred during the 153 minutes they were missing. 


Experiment SCP-2618-13 
Subject: D-30291 


Procedure: Increase voltage input to SCP-2618 to 30 V. 
Repeat as with Experiment 02. 

Result: D-30291, along with SCP-2618, disappeared for 
approximately 30 hours before SCP-2618 reappeared 
on-site. Several days later, D-30291 reappeared with 
burns, holding a duplicate of SCP-2618. D-30291 
entered a vegetative state and the duplicate ignited. 
SCP-2618 was unable to function until D-30291 
returned. 


Item #: SCP-2618-1 
Object Class: Euclid presumed Neutralized 
Special Containment Procedures: 
Archived Containment Procedures as of Incident 2618-07 


SCP-2618-1 is to be contained at Site-17 in a 
standard humanoid cell with 24/7 video 
surveillance. SCP-2618-1 is not allowed 
access to SCP-2618 under any circumstance 
except under testing conditions. A log is to be 
kept of all noteworthy interactions between 
SCP-2618-1 and personnel. 


Personnel in proximity to SCP-2618-1 must 
not carry loose items, especially access cards, 
as several items have been reported missing 
after close-contact with SCP-2618-1. Routine 
bi-weekly sweeps of SCP-2618-1's cell and 
belongings are to be conducted to locate any 
communication devices or lost property it may 
have in its possessions. 


Description: SCP-2618-1 is a young adult female with long, dark- 
brown hair, appearing to be of Mediterranean descent. It is 
suspected to suffer from several acute anxiety disorders, particularly 
hypersensitivity. SCP-2618-1 is believed to have created SCP-2618, 
though it has not confirmed this. Foundation personnel have 


juice with seeds floating in it. 


Addendum [SCP-294aj]: Dr. Menchu produced request for "cup of 
D-151839's leukemia", and received a cup of fluid; the fluid was 
microscopically examined and found to contain leukemic blast cells, 
which were a genetic match to D-151839. A second request for "cup 
of D-151839's leukemia" resulted in an "OUT OF RANGE" error. 
D-151839 was subsequently found to be free of leukemia; however, 
within 15 days, the leukemia had recurred. 


[ Other SCP-294 experiments are currently awaiting approval. | 


« SCP-293 | SCP-294 | SCP-295 » 


described SCP-2618-1 as extroverted and easily distracted when 
not in a state of mental or emotional distress. 


SCP-2618-1 was apprehended on the premises of Site- for 
unauthorized entry, and was sent to Site-17 for containment after 
attempting to use SCP-2618 to flee from Site- security personnel. 
Interrogation revealed SCP-2618-1 had limited knowledge of the 
Foundation and its activities. SCP-2618-1 claimed to originate from 
a parallel universe and claimed to have appeared at Site- due to an 
error in transdimensional travel calculations. It handed SCP-2618 
over to staff, though it asked for them to return it as soon as they 
were "done with it." 


It has asked staff if they have fixed [SCP-2618] on several 
occasions, implying that it may believe researchers to be repairing it 
as opposed to studying it. However, SCP-2618 does not appear to 
be damaged. SCP-2618-1 has not stated any other use of 

SCP-2618 besides its teleportation function. 


Addendum 1 
Excerpt from Interview Log SCP-2618-1-02 


Dr. Eddleston: "Could you describe to me the 
series of events leading up to your appearance 
at Site- ?" 


SCP-2618-1:"You people know about the 
multiverse, right?" 


Dr. Eddleston:"We have a department that 
studies that, yes." 


SCP-2618-1:"l'm from there. Well, not from 
there, but not from here.... | think what I'm 
trying to say is that I'm from a different 
universe than this place." 


Dr. Eddleston: "And how is this universe you're 
from different than ours? Or is it difficult to 
say?" 


SCP-2618-1:"l, well, I've been to a lot of 
places. Where I'm from, unusual things aren't 
usually kept secret | guess? There's some 
other things too...but, like, mostly that." 


Dr. Eddleston: "How does the public handle 
information on these anomalies?" 


SCP-2618-1:"Eh, they usually don't believe 
them, and the dangerous ones are usually 
destroyed. One of my friends from another 
universe warped in front of this crowd and 
started ranting. People where I'm from don't 
really get the whole multiverse concept, so it 
freaked the hell out of them. Some local 
companies shrugged it off as a publicity stunt, 
and almost everyone's forgotten it even 
happened." 


Dr. Eddleston:"|n other words, the majority of 
the public believes these anomalies to be 
hoaxes?" 


SCP-2618-1:"Pretty much, yeah." 


Dr. Eddleston: "\f most people in your universe 
are unaware that other universes are 
accessible, how did you come by 
interdimensional methods of transport?" 


SCP-2618-1: "That's a long story. Kinda 
multiple stories, too..." 


Dr. Eddleston: "\f you don't mind, could you 
please share this information with us?" 


SCP-26 18-1: "It's complicated...but, like, 
multiverse stuff always is. | wouldn't know 
where to start exactly, but basically some 
people from other universes decided they 
needed me to do something for them. Still not 


completely sure why me, but it had to be 
someone, | guess. They kept trying to contact 
me, but in weird ways that didn't make any 
sense. Then one of them decided to just take 
me to his universe to get this thing done 
already. Then like, a bunch of other stuff 
happened and | sorta fucked up some 
timelines accidentally and made some friends 
in some other universes. Now I'm part of this 
research group that studies the multiverse, 
and someone thought it would be good for me 
to go learn about this place here. 


Dr. Eddleston: "By here, do you mean the SCP 
Foundation?" 


SCP-2618-1:"Well, | guess, yeah. Some other 
stuff in this universe too. But | wanted to learn 
about you guys first. See, me and others | 
work with do a lot of universe-hopping. Like, 
we'll go scout out, sometimes experiment with, 
universes to study them.” 


Dr. Eddleston: "And the universe we are in 
right now is one of the universes you are 
currently researching? What makes this 
universe unique compared to others you have 
studied?" 


SCP-2618-1: "Well, | haven't been here very 
long, and most of the time I've spent here is in 
this nicely furnished box. | could probably say 
how it's different if | got some more information 
from you guys. We could like, talk about our 
universes and stuff in detail. | can tell you 
about the group | work for, and you guys can 
tell me about these Ess-See-Pee thingies you 
guys do stuff with." 


Dr. Eddleston:"\'m afraid much of our work is 
confidential. We may be able to work out some 


sort of arrangement, but I'm afraid we cannot 
give you information on much of what we do 
here." 


SCP-2618-1:"Oh, you guys have one of those 
confidentiality agreement things? | had lots of 
jobs with that. | took some really cool pictures 
of some of the creatures | worked with and 
people online thought they were super cute! 
And you wouldn't believe what | did with 
[REDACTED]!" 


In order to receive important information from SCP-2618-1, several 
false documents have been prepared for exchange of information. 
Regardless of intent, SCP-2618-1 does not appear to have a firm 
grasp on the concept of confidentiality, thus it is imperative that 
information shared with SCP-2618-1 is inaccurate. New forms of 
informational exchange may be proposed by researchers working 
with SCP-2618-1, provided it does not involve any danger to 
informational security or threat of containment breach. 


Excerpt from Interview Log SCP-2618-1-03 


Dr. Eddleston: "May we talk about your 
teleportation device? If you can, how it 
works?" 


SCP-2618-1:"The stylus? Well, I'm pretty sure 
it has to do with the little larimar pieces." 


Dr. Eddleston: "The pectolite shards?" 


SCP-2618-1:"Yeah, each one's from a 
different universe, so with an electric current, 
they become unstable and attempt to return to 
their universe of origin. With enough of them 
arranged correctly, they can create small, 
wormholeish things. Well, not really like 
wormholes | guess, not gravity. | think people 
call them gopherholes, since you can go 
wherever, like....a gopher | guess. Some 


devices can make all sorts of warp openings, 
but the one | have only works in straight lines." 


Dr. Eddleston: "And this is the device you used 
to enter Site- , correct? 


SCP-2618-1: "Yeah." 


Dr. Eddleston: "\s it capable of transporting a 
user into an alternate universe, or did you use 
other technology to get to the universe we are 
in now?" 


SCP-2618-1: "lf it had enough power it 
probably could, but | used something else. 
There's some better stuff at home that can do 
that. Now that | think about it, | probably 
should've waited till | got one of the better 
ones fixed. Probably wouldn't be stuck here... 
not that it's, like bad here, but it's, well, kinda 
boring spending all this time in this cell..." 


Addendum 2: 
Incident Report SCP-2618-1-02 06/7/20 


, a Security guard tasked with delivering 
food to SCP-2618-1's cell, finds SCP-2618-1 
hyperventilating in the corner of the room. 
After determining the situation to be non- 
threatening, attempts to converse with 
SCP-2618-1 

/"Are you alright?"