1. One of two lines drawn across the Earth's surface delineating the 
lit and unlit portions of the planet, which move constantly westward 
as the Earth rotates on its axis. 

2. A volcano on the Indonesian island of Sumbara which in 1815 
was the site of the most powerful volcanic eruption in recorded 
history. 

3. Meaning unknown. This phrase repeats several times throughout 
SCP-1115-2. It is currently speculated to be a nationalist or religious 
proclamation. 

4. Meaning unknown. 

5. This number has increased by one in each subsequent recording. 
Currently speculated to indicate the number of successive 
broadcasts made. 

6. Global mean temperature on an absolute scale similar to the 
Kelvin scale 

7. Relative humidity 


8. Wind velocity in an unknown scale, and an unidentified term 
possibly indicating direction 

9. Atmospheric radiation in a measurement similar to the Sievert 
scale 

10. Meaning unknown. 

11. Meaning unknown. 

12. [REDACTED] 

13. Meaning unknown. In recordings in 1945, 1947-1973, 1979, 
1983, 1997-1998, 2005, and 2009-2011, the phrase "Bé-tevas" is 
heard instead. 

14. Believed to indicate that SCP-1115 will report again the following 
day unless new orders are received. 


« SCP-1114 | SCP-1115 | SCP-1116 » 


SCP-1116: Humanoid Remote Drones 


Item #: SCP-1116 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1116-1 through -6 and -8 
are to be kept in individual 5m x 5m x 3m containment cells at Site- 

. Each cell is to be shielded against radio-frequency transmissions 
of up to W transmissive power with frequencies ranging from 
Mhzto Ghz. All electronic monitoring and communications 
equipment must be hard-wired with shielded cabling. No wireless 
communication devices are permitted within m of any instance of 
SCP-1116. Site- is to maintain on "hot-standby" two (2) frequency- 
agile RF jamming devices of at least kW output, to be activated in 
case of containment breach by SCP-1116. No specimen of 
SCP-1116 is permitted above ground at any time unless fully 
enclosed in a container with the specified shielding. Line-of-sight to 
the sky must be blocked at all times. 


Each cell is to contain one (1) chair constructed of non-metallic, non- 
conductive materials, secured to the floor and equipped with 
mechanical restraints and waste disposal facilities, as well as three 
(3) wide-spectrum RF antennas connected to software-defined radio 
receiving equipment. All recorded radio transmissions from 
SCP-1116 specimens are to be forwarded to Site- for analysis. 


Specimens are to be fed three (3) times daily, with processed food 
only. Use of restraints during feeding is mandatory. Specimens must 
be led through calisthenics two (2) times daily, using vocal 
commands - see Schedule 1116-C for approved exercises and 
Document 1116-B for known command phrases and current 
macros. Cells are not to be opened during exercises; remotely- 
operated audio equipment is to be utilized, hard-wired and shielded 
as per above specification. 


All testing of SCP-1116 specimens is to take place either within the 


specimen's own containment cell or within a testing chamber 
shielded to the same specification. Transport between containment 
cell and testing chamber is to take place under armed guard, with 
the specimen restrained and both RF jamming devices activated. 
During transport and testing, all verbal interactions between 
researchers and/or security staff are to be confirmed by hand signal 
(see Addendum 1116-1). 


The remains of SCP-1116-7 are to be kept in cold storage at Bio- 
Research Area-12 for further analysis. 


Description: SCP-1116 is a group of 8 7 humanoids of varied race 
and gender, with apparent ages between 20 and 35 years. All 
initially appear to suffer from catatonic stupor, including symptoms of 
catalepsy. Specimens will swallow food and water when placed into 
their mouths, but will not chew. Specimens will remain in a given 
position when physically manipulated into said position. Specimens 
will attempt to maintain homeostasis (including sweat, pupil dilation, 
and fluctuations in respiratory and heart rate), but will not detectably 
react to pain stimuli (including heat, pressure or puncture), sexual 
stimuli (including both displayed images and manual stimulation), or 
environmental threats (including extreme cold, extreme heat, 
starvation, dehydration, or large predator animals). 


SCP-1116 specimens show no evidence of volition, but will respond 
to a limited number of verbal commands (eg. "sit", "stand", "raise 
right arm"), and can remember a sequence of commands for later 
execution when preceded by a macro phrase (see Document 11 16- 
B for more details). This command vocabulary is extremely narrow, 
however, including only references to gross motor functions, simple 
counting, and a small number of basic spatial relations. 


CT scans of SCP-1116 revealed specimens to possess <10% of the 
expected neural mass, with the remaining cranial volume occupied 
by cerebrospinal fluid. Embedded in the outer layer of the skull is a 
mesh of metallic filaments, composed of an alloy of silver ( %), zinc 
( %), and [REDACTED] ( %), and forming a pattern closely 
resembling a_ -iteration box fractal. SCP-1116 specimens appear to 
use this mesh layer as a radio antenna, and will transmit - times 
perhouron_ different frequencies. Energy for these transmissions 
appears to derive from normal metabolic processes, but the specific 


mechanism for generating the required current has not yet been 
identified. The only vocalizations from specimens to date (excepting 
Incident I-1116-23, see below) have been low-volume, atonal 
"singing" noises corresponding to periods of radio transmission. 
Cryptographic analysis of outbound transmissions is ongoing - 
current evaluations indicate they are likely connection requests 
using an unknown protocol. 


Addendum 1116-1: After the events of Incident I-1116-23, it has 
been determined that the cranial antenna of an SCP-1116 specimen 
can be used to produce localized pockets of heated air, creating 
sound waves audible only to individual personnel. Multiple survivors 
of Incident I-1116-23 claimed they heard orders which were 
determined never to have been given, contributing to and prolonging 
the containment breach of SCP-1116-7. Containment procedures 
have been updated accordingly. 


+ Incident I-1116-23 
Document# I-1116-23 
Date: / /20 
Location: Site- 


Description: During transport from cell to 
testing chamber, SCP-1116-7 accessed a 
laptop left 1 m away with its wireless 
networking enabled, and through it 
circumvented Site- network security. Audio 
recordings indicate that coincident with the 
network breach, subject made a brief "singing" 
sound, then proceeded to become active and 
breach containment, resulting in the deaths of 

researchers and _ security personnel, as well 
as subject's escape from the facility. 


Subject was re-engaged . km away after an 
additional minutes, and was fatally wounded 
in the ensuing firefight. Transmissions did not 
fully cease, however, until subject's cranium 


was destroyed. 


Forensic analysis of the network breach has 
yet to determine the full extent of the 
compromised data, but given the -band 
frequency emissions detected from subject for 
the duration of its time on the surface, 
estimates put the total data leakage at up to 
GB. 


« SCP-1115 | SCP-1116 | SCP-1117 » 


SCP-1117: Feasting Table 


Item #: SCP-1117 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1117-1 is to be stored ina 
standard secured vault at Site . Under no circumstances are 
personnel to be permitted to enter the chamber or interact with the 
object. Cases of SCP-1117-3 produced by accidental exposure or 
testing are to be placed into isolation with minimal contact. 


Description: SCP-1117-1 is a wooden dining room table 90cm long 
by 150cm wide by 75cm tall. Testing indicates that it is 
approximately 70 years old, and has shown no unusual preservative 
properties. 


SCP-1117-1 is laden with a wide variety of food and drink, 
designated SCP-1117-2. When consumed by subjects, it is rapidly 
replaced, though the exact contents of the table are not consistent. 
Analysis has been unable to find a pattern; dishes and products 
from cultures all over the world have been observed. Subjects 
display great enjoyment during the meal. Testing has revealed that it 
is possible to remove dishes from the table and serve them 
elsewhere with the same results; subjects unaware of the food's 
origin still describe it as 'very tasty’. 


Any who have consumed food or drink from SCP-1117-1 become 
subject to a secondary effect. These individuals, designated 
SCP-1117-3, have the ability to cause SCP-1117-2 to 
spontaneously appear nearby whenever they feel hungry. Subjects 
display great reluctance to consume anything other than the food 
that they ‘find’, remarking that nothing else tastes as good. The 
effect can be spread if SCP-1117-3 share SCP-1117-2 with other 
individuals. Aside from these effects, the 'found' food is 
indistinguishable from normal food. 


The side-effects of SCP-1117 exposure only appear after roughly a 
week; individuals with active lifestyles are affected notably faster, 
demonstrating the effects after only a few days. Subjects have 
described a steady decrease in energy levels and become easily 
fatigued. Continued consumption of SCP-1117-2 increases the 
effects; between three and six weeks after initial exposure, subjects 
apparently die from a lack of energy, or from theoretically harmless 
contagions. No unusual physiological effects have been noted, and 
autopsies have proved largely inconclusive, with no signs of damage 
consistent with previously studied energy draining phenomena. 


Forcing SCP-1117-3 to ingest food other than SCP-1117-2 after the 
effects have begun to show has induced extreme nausea and fatal 
cardiac arrhythmia in all cases. Autopsies have shown severe 
depletion of phosphates, magnesium and calcium to be a significant 
contributing factor, although the cause of these deficiencies is 
unclear. 


Given the SCP's ability to spread rapidly, SCP-1117-1 has been 
declared off-limits. Field agents are advised to be alert to any signs 
of SCP-1117 exposure in the general population. 


Addendum: 


Lock it up. Research is going nowhere, and this thing is 
clearly of no use to us. Just keep watching out for signs 
of infection in the general population, there could be a 
major epidemic if it gets out. This whole project has been 
thoroughly depressing - we get enough routine deaths 
around here without testing inexplicable ones. At least 
the bodies take up less room. 


Dr 


« SCP-1116 | SCP-1117 | SCP-1118 » 


SCP-1118: Os Sumum 


Item #: SCP-1118 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1118-1 is to be locked ina 
Safe-class inanimate object container at Storage Site-05. Sets of 
SCP-1118-2 are to be kept in separate locked safeboxes at the 
same facility. Following incident 1118/I/551201:R and due to the 
inherent difficulties in tracking related events, only SCP-1118-2-D is 
to be used in testing procedures. 


Description: SCP-1118-1 is a heavily modified Adler brand 
typewriter (Favorit model - serial number 466442), manufactured in 
1935 by the Adler Schreibmaschinen company in Frankfurt, 
Germany. A small brass plaque mounted on the underside of 
SCP-1118-1 bears the following inscription: "Os Sumum - H.H. - 
1937". This has been stenciled over in white paint with "TPY, Otgen 
TN'2 - #12". 


All of SCP-1118-1's factory key tops have been detached and 31 of 
its keys have been modified to accept a set of SCP-1118-2. 
SCP-1118-1's typebars have been removed and replaced with 
metacarpals and proximal phalanges from 24 unknown donors. 
These have been fused together by an unknown process to achieve 
the necessary shape. As these typebars do not contain type 
elements, striking a key will not cause a symbol to be transferred to 
any paper inserted into SCP-1118-1. 


SCP-1118-2 are sets of 31 human molars, their surfaces filed down 
to permit labeling with an unremarkable black ink, the exact 
composition of which varies between sets. Sets of SCP-1118-2 
contain all 26 letters of the Latin alphabet as well as a spacebar, 
period, comma, exclamation mark, and question mark. Chemical 
analysis of the ink used on SCP-1118-2 sets and comparison to 
reference samples provides an approximate time of manufacturing. 


An instance of SCP-1118-2 is attuned to a specific target through a 
ritual procedure as documented in supplemental procedure 1118/D/ 
Ax-14:Z3. These mimeographed duplicates were recovered with 
SCP-1118-1; the originals are presumed lost. Molars used in the 
fabrication of SCP-1118-2 sets only need to be whole and devoid of 
cavities, no further requirements exist. 


When a full set of SCP-1118-2 is mounted on SCP-1118-1's 
keyboard, any words typed out on SCP-1118 will be vocalized by 
SCP-1118-1's target. Note that keys from different SCP-1118-2 sets 
are not interchangeable. While an operator's typing speed might be 
variable, targets are able to form intelligible and coherent speech 
from this input. It is not currently clear how targets manage this. As 
tests have shown, a target's physiological state is not a factor in this 
process and speech has been recorded from test subjects not 
anatomically equipped to produce it. It is currently unclear how 
SCP-1118 induces vocalizations in these targets. 


Vocalizations made through SCP-1118 can also influence a target's 
behavior, though it is unknown whether there are limits to this. Note 
that if a target is deceased, vocalizations that would otherwise 
influence behavior will have no effect. 


Living targets of SCP-1118 will perceive anomalous vocalizations as 
appropriate and logical, and will become agitated if confronted with 
the discordance of their speech. Please refer to psychological 
evaluation log 1118/P/930627:A for a behavioral study, both pre- 
and post-event, of test subjects assigned to SCP-1118. Listeners 
are not subject to this effect and can easily discern speech that 
might be characterized as out of character for the speaker. 


Three complete sets of SCP-1118-2 were recovered and designated 
-A through -C. The nominal documentation retrieved with 
SCP-1118-1 confirms the targets for SCP-1118-2-A and 
SCP-1118-2-B. The target of set SCP-1118-2-C has not been 
identified as of yet. Set SCP-1118-2-D was created for testing 
purposes’. It is possible that more complete sets of SCP-1118-2 
exist outside of Foundation control. 


SCP-1118-1 was recovered with an additional 14 loose molars 
collectively refered to as SCP-1118-3. While instances of 


SCP-1118-3 have been modified in a fashion similar to sets -A 
through -C, they are missing the necessary mounting material to be 
used in conjunction with SCP-1118-1. Instances of SCP-1118-3 
appear to be significantly older than those in currently known 
SCP-1118-2 sets. Their labeling has deteriorated severely, but 
seems to contain markings in Elder Futhark. No documentation 
exists detailing SCP-1118-3's role, but it is theorized SCP-1118-3 
inspired the creation of SCP-1118-1 and SCP-1118-2. 


Addendum 1118-A-01: /nformation on SCP-1118-2 and respective 
targets 


Set Approximate time Target 
creation 

SCP-1118-2-A 1946-1950 Former US President 
Harry S. Truman 

SCP-1118-2-B 1932-1937 Former British Prime 
Minister Neville 
Chamberlain 

SCP-1118-2-C 1958-1967 Unknown 

SCP-1118-2-D 1992 D-138119 (deceased) 


It is unknown whether set -A and -C have successfully been used to 
influence US politics. 


Addendum 1118-A-02: Excerpts from incident report 1118/ 
1/551201:R 


On 12-01-1955 20:16:21, , a personal aide to 
former president Truman placed a call to the latter's 
personal physician, one Dr. , expressing concern