D-  : And now he swallowed it. Damn, that's gonna haunt my 
dreams... wait... it's stopped moving... | think it sees me oh God it's 
looking right at me IT'S HEADED THIS WAY OH GOD HELP ME!! 
Dr.S : Get him out of there, now! 


D- __: (Hysterical, spouting gibberish when feed cuts to static) 


<End Log> 


Closing Statement: Winch was retracting at full soeed when the 
cable went taut, wresting the winch from its mounting. Cable then 
went slack and water became polluted with blood confirmed to be 
thatof D- _. No further remains or equipment were recovered. 
Interview log and relevant documents were edited for vectors and all 
staff present were treated with Class-C amnestics. 


Experiment Log 1128 


Experiment log 1128-A-1 


Date: - - 

Procedure: D-class exposed to SCP-1128 outfitted with diving gear 
and communication device, then lowered into tub of water. 

Result: See Interview 1128- 


Experiment log 1128-A-2 


Date: - - 

Procedure: D-class exposed to SCP-1128 and equipped with 
SCUBA gear placed into a standard protective "shark cage" and 
lowered into water. 

Result: No response for approximately seconds, then line went 
taut and was severed at a point beneath the water. Remains of D- 
class as well as jagged steel fragments, presumably remnants of the 
cage, surfaced shortly afterward. 


Experiment log 1128-A-3 


Date: - - 

Procedure: Same as above. Cage treated with SCP- to increase 
durability. 

Result: Same as above, no remains surfaced. 

Notes: hours later, MCF "Sea Devils" reported finding an intact 
shark cage floating beneath surface of patrol area near one of their 
vessels. Item was retrieved and confirmed to match description of 
cage used in Experiment 1128-A-3. Cage was undamaged but bore 
traces of human DNA and feces of indeterminate origin. No further 
remains of D-class found. 


Experiment log 1128-A-4 


Date: - - 
Procedure: Exposed D-class equipped with diving gear and armed 


with [REDACTED] for use against "hostile organisms". Unlike 
previous tests, subject was also equipped with a live-feed video 
camera attached to his helmet. 

Result: Video feed shows weapon was ineffective against 
SCP-1128, appearing only to enrage the creature rather than harm it 
considerably or drive it away. Feed was lost when D-class was 
devoured. Staff involved treated with amnestics following 
transcription of video feed. 


Experiment log 1128-A-5 


Date: - - 

Procedure: Exposed D-class equipped with protective environment 
suit and video feed lowered into a vat of [REDACTED] to test 
SCP-1128 manifestation in liquids other than water. Substance 
chosen for its low density allowing free movement similar to walking 
in open air. 

Result: D-class recovered without incident, liquid did not trigger 
SCP-1128's effect. 

Note: Ok, so you might be safe from the thing in liquids other than 
water, but that probably won't help you much unless you intend to 
drink and bathe in exotic chemicals for the rest of your life, which 
probably would get a lot shorter if you tried that. -Dr. 


SCP-1129: Hyperarousal Response 


Item #: SCP-1129 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1129 is to be contained in 
a 3m x 3m x 3m chamber in the High Security wing of Site-83. Due 
to the nature of SCP-1129, no direct or first-degree indirect viewing 
methods, such as observation windows or cameras, are allowed 
within the containment chamber except as authorized by a Level 4 
or higher researcher. Visual contact with SCP-1129, whether direct, 
indirect or recorded, is not allowed except under strictly controlled 
experimental conditions. SCP-1129's continued presence and status 
is monitored by ultrasound, as the image produced does not cause 
the effects typical of observing SCP-1129. 


Knowledge of SCP-1129's effects is non-essential for any personnel 
with less than Level 4 security clearance. Personnel assigned to the 
research, containment, security or other support teams associated 
with SCP-1129 are to be sequestered from the other personnel at 
Site-83 until such time as they have been removed from the 
assignment and have completed the debriefing and clearance 
procedures. If any personnel at Site-83, whether assigned to 
SCP-1129 or not, begin to exhibit the Stage | or Stage II symptoms 
described below, they are to be administered Class B amnestics 
immediately and must receive a psychological examination to 
determine the severity of after-effects, with further psychological 
treatment made available as necessary. 


If a member of assigned personnel is deemed unnecessary to the 
continued containment of SCP-1129, they may be transferred to 
another project so long as they had no direct exposure to 
SCP-1129. Prior to transfer, all personnel who have been assigned 
to SCP-1129 must successfully complete a memory restructuring 
following treatment with Class A amnestics. At that point, they must 


complete a minimum 2 week quarantine period to be certain that 
they do not manifest Stage | or Stage II symptoms. 


Description: SCP-1129 is a large object of apparently biological 
origin. Its composition is largely unknown, as it seems to ‘flow' past 
any and all objects that approach it, temporarily breaking apart and 
changing its own dimensions as needed. Due to this, only one 
sample has ever been obtained, which showed the presence of 
several amino acids and hormone analogues consistent with 
terrestrial life, but no DNA samples were detected. Based on 
longitudinal ultrasound recordings, it appears that SCP-1129 is 
dimensionally fractal in nature, with a partial existence ina 
theoretical 3.333'¢ spatial dimension. Based on behavior, it is 
presumed that SCP-1129 is sentient, although this is unconfirmed. 


When any sentient being makes visual contact with SCP-1129, they 
will immediately enter Stage I, which is characterized by an 
extremely heightened flight reflex. They will attempt to flee from 
SCP-1129 by any means possible, ignoring obstacles and personal 
injury.1 Human subjects have later described this as having been 
overcome with intense fear and unthinking hysteria. Stage | 
symptoms will increase in intensity so long as the subject remains 
within 23.3 meters of SCP-1129 or remains in direct line-of-sight of 
SCP-1129. Stage | symptoms will persist for several hours2 after the 
affected being has left the immediate range of effect of SCP-1129. If 
the affected subject is unable to leave the range of effect, they will 
exhibit increasingly frantic behaviors until finally expiring. Post- 
mortem examinations reveal that the cause of death is typically 
cardiac arrest or the equivalent, consistent with a prolonged 
heightened state of fear and stress. 


Once a subject has recovered from Stage | symptoms, they will 
immediately proceed to Stage II. Stage II is characterized by 
heightened aggression and hostility towards SCP-1129. Human 
subjects experiencing these symptoms invariably describe 
SCP-1129 as "wrong", "not the right kind of real", "not fitting here", 
etc., and incredibly dangerous. They will express a strong desire to 
destroy it immediately by any means possible. If the animal or 
human subject to Stage II symptoms is not able to convince others 
to assist them in destroying SCP-1129, they will attempt to do so on 


their own, up to and including breaching containment on SCP-1129 
or other SCP items believed to possibly be useful in the destruction 
of SCP-1129. If multiple individuals are experiencing Stage II 
symptoms, they will work together in a destruction attempt. Subjects 
do not display any change in intelligence, skills or ability to 
communicate, however, and cross-species cooperation is usually 
minimized. No other change in behavior or motivation is noted, and 
subjects experiencing Stage || symptoms will pause in order to eat 
or sleep, although they return to their destruction attempts as soon 
as feasible. 


However, upon seeing SCP-1129, subjects will promptly return to 
Stage | with no apparent memory of having experienced it before, 
beginning the cycle again. This cycle will continue unabated until the 
subject has either died or been administered amnestics. In 
approximately 1.7% of cases, a subject will enter Stage III instead, 
which is characterized by all voluntary muscles freezing in place. 
This muscle locking persists despite all treatments, including 
removal from SCP-1129's range of effect, administration of muscle 
relaxers, administration of amnestics, and medical destruction of the 
motor nerves controlling them. To date, the most control of voluntary 
muscles that has ever been regained was in 3 individuals who 
regained control of the eyelids, allowing voluntary blinking, and 
partial control of the vocal cords. In these cases, amnestics were 
successful in eradicating the Stage | and Stage II symptoms. 


Video feeds and photographs of SCP-1129 produce an identical 
effect, though artist renditions have no effect. Despite this profound 
observational cognitohazard effect, SCP-1129 seems to be 
completely harmless otherwise. It has now been determined that 
transition into Stage II may be caused by any significant knowledge 
of the nature of SCP-1129's effects. SCP-1129 is now considered a 
Grade III infohazard and has been upgraded to Euclid. See 
Addendum. 


Addendum: On April , 19 , researchers assigned to SCP-1129 
began to share the consensus that SCP-1129 was incredibly 
dangerous, and submitted multiple requests for its 
decommissioning, which were all denied. A new team of researchers 
were assigned, but within 30 days, they exhibited the same opinions 


as the previous team. Subsequent research teams have displayed 
the same effects, despite updated containment procedures. Teams 
of researchers are now to be cycled on a biweekly basis, as that 
seems to slow the onset of the infohazard aspect of SCP-1129's 
effects. 


Efforts are currently underway to identify and locate all personnel 
Foundation-wide who may have been exposed to information 
regarding SCP-1129 directly or second-hand, with administration of 
amnestics and memory-restructuring performed as appropriate. As 
of the date of this report, | personnel have been identified and 
successfully treated. 


Footnotes 

1. This effect is most pronounced in mammals, but has been 
observed in all animal life, including birds, fish, snails and 
insects.Certain sentient anomalies, however, are not affected. 

2. The exact length of time varies considerably from individual to 
individual, with an average of 4 hours. 


« SCP-1128 | SCP-1129 | SCP-1130 » 


SCP-1130: A Handy Shortcut 


Item #: SCP-1130 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1130 is to be contained 
within a standard Safe-class protective storage locker at Site-12. 
Please be advised that D-Class personnel used in testing may 
exhibit erratic and/or aggressive behavior when exiting SCP-1130-2. 
A team comprised of one Medical officer with Level 3 clearance and 
a minimum of two Level 2 security personnel is to be maintained at 
any test site to detain and if necessary sedate test subjects upon 
reemergence. Security personnel thus stationed are to carry 
Daninject Projector Rifles loaded with 3-Quinuclidiny! benzilate 
darts. To avoid public exposure, testing is to be scheduled between 
the hours of 02:00 and 05:00 local time and directions are to only be 
requested for suitably secluded destinations. Civilians witnessing 
any aspect of testing procedures are to be detained and 
administered class-A amnestics prior to relocation. Considering 
currently archived debriefing reports and exploration logs, 
SCP-1130-2 has been designated a Protean-class dimensional 
anomaly. Any research or security personnel assigned to SCP-1130 
are expected to be familiar with relevant guidelines. 


Description: SCP-1130 is an interactive kiosk providing free 
directions from a fixed position in , to any street address within 
city limits. Its outer structure measures 50 cm x 50 cm x 175 cm and 
is composed of unadorned sheet metal. A brand LCD 
touchscreen is set into the front of the kiosk at an angle, beneath 
which is a 25 cm x 2 cm slot from which directions are dispensed. A 
maintenance hatch set in the back panel provides access to the 
interior. No processing unit, power source or printing peripheral have 
been found inside and SCP-1130 appears to be fully functional 
without these components. A small tag in the upper right of the back 
panel identifies it as a model Urban Wayfinding Unit, built by the 


corporation in 20 .1 Covert enquiries with the company have 
shown that, while it does indeed manufacture this model, no record 
exists of SCP-1130 having been manufactured, assembled or 
distributed. 


SCP-1130's primary anomalous property manifests when directions 
have been requested and printed. Directions obtained from 
SCP-1130 will invariably instruct subjects to leave established 
routes and make use of a door described as ‘Maintenance Portal 26- 
Sigma’ (referred to as SCP-1130-1). It takes the form of a severely 
weathered arched metal door and has never been observed to be in 
the same location twice, even when the same route is requested 
multiple times. SCP-1130-1 does not exist in its prescribed location 
prior to the production of directions by SCP-1130. Multiple subjects 
following the same set of directions will be able to find and make use 
of the same door until it closes. At that point, SCP-1130-1 will vanish 
from sight and subjects left behind will be unable to follow the 
directions any further. If directions are photocopied, SCP-1130-1 will 
only appear when following the original specimen. SCP-1130-1 can 
be recorded by all present when encountered and visual 
reproductions will show SCP-1130-1 as encountered by subjects 
following directions. 


Those subjects who successfully follow directions to their destination 
and remain suitable for debriefing report SCP-1130-1 vanishing 
behind them once inside. Additionally, subjects describe having to 
traverse a space composed of up to kilometers of interconnected 
halls, rooms and tunnels (designated SCP-1130-2) before finding 
themselves before SCP-1130-1 again. Spaces encountered are 
always in a severe state of disrepair and do not seem to be linked in 
a logical fashion. One test subject reported stepping from what 
seemed to be an abandoned subway tunnel into the kitchen of a 
derelict fast food diner. 


All subjects have described a consistent auditory phenomenon while 
in SCP-1130-2, but at this point in time its source is unclear. 
Debriefings and post-event psychological evaluations reveal test 
subjects seem to develop a persistent sense of being pursued, 
growing stronger as the time spent in SCP-1130-2 and this 
phenomenon increases. Extended exposure may lead to 


development of psychological trauma, depending on the mental and 
emotional stability of test subjects. 


After exiting SCP-1130-2, subjects find themselves at their 
destination. Test results indicate that on average 11-23 seconds 
lapse between subjects entering and exiting SCP-1130-2. However, 
this does not take into account the time subjects spend in transit, 
which may range from several hours to several weeks. 


Communication of any kind with subjects in transit has proven to be 
impossible. GPS locator signals give test subjects’ location upon 
entering SCP-1130-2 as [REDACTED]. This does not change until 
test subjects emerge from SCP-1130-2. Audio and video recording 
devices function normally, but will not transmit data while in 
SCP-1130-2. This necessitates personal recording devices to be 
worn by test subjects. 


Addendum 1130-A-01: Recovery and preliminary containment 
notes