Dr. Ryan: Alright. 


Ms. Deeds: As for the rest of us, | think that we just 


SCP-683: Refrigerator Art 


Item #: SCP-683 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-683 is to be kept ina 
standard 8x8x5m research bay equipped with a portable gas- 
powered generator. SCP-683 itself is to be covered with a suitably 
large, opaque drop cloth to prevent inadvertent visual contact when 
not involved in active research. Research bay door should meet 
Level Il hazard control rating (steel door, reinforced hinges, 
SCPassport keycard access with manual override) but without the 
standard observation window. Video surveillance is restricted to this 
exterior door until testing is approved for recorded viewing of 
SCP-683. No guards should be posted unless approved by Level 3 
or higher administrative staff, again to prevent possible inadvertent 
visual contact. No food or drink is permitted within twenty (20) 
meters of the containment area. SCP-683 is currently held in 
research bay Zingiber-4 at Site-19 under these conditions. 


Description: SCP-683 consists of two objects: SCP-683-1 and 
SCP-683-2. When its unique properties are activated, it will produce 
samples of SCP-683-3. 


SCP-683-1 is a white 1953 Crosley Shelvador brand refrigerator 
showing moderate external wear. Internally, SCP-683-1 appears 
clean and well-maintained regardless of contents, results of testing 
procedures, or deliberate attempts to soil it. SCP-683-1's power cord 
terminates in an unknown plug configuration that has proven 
incompatible with modern outlets. Foundation electrical engineers 
have constructed an adapter (Inventory Control Code 19Alys-683-7) 
allowing SCP-683-1 to run via a standard gas-powered home 
generator, which is used for all testing. When supplied with electrical 
power, SCP-683-1 functions adequately as a refrigeration unit. 
SCP-683-1's unusual properties will function with or without 
electrical power, but when power is provided, instances of 


prefer it being more quiet around here. No TV Cameras 
or scientists poking and prodding us. Well, except for you 
guys, but you're usually pretty good about it. "You keep 
our secret we keep yours" kind of thing. 


Dr. Ryan: We try our best. 


Ms. Deeds: [nods] So there's that, and | think that 
there's just a general consensus that we enjoy keeping it 
a secret. Like one giant game of hide-and-seek with the 
rest of the world. We get each other here. We can relate 
in a way that a lot of other people can't. We have our 
little in-jokes that we can all laugh at and that get us 
strange looks from tourists. On some level, we all want to 
keep this to ourselves. 


Dr. Ryan: Hmm. 
Ms. Deeds: What? 


Dr. Ryan: Nothing really. It's just that I've never heard it 
phrased that way, but it makes sense when you think 
about it. 


Ms. Deeds: Yup. Anything else that you wanted to go 
over? 


Dr. Ryan: Not unless there's something you specifically 
wanted to add. 


Ms. Deeds: Nothing | can think of. You planning on 
watching the moon tonight? 


Dr. Ryan: Unless | get held up by work. 

Ms. Deeds: Alright then, | might see you later tonight. 
Dr. Ryan: Maybe. Thank you for the interview. 

Ms. Deeds: You're welcome. Bye. 


Dr. Ryan: Bye. 


Nx-33 


Nexus #: Nx-33 

Civilian Designation: Drake, Inverness-shire, Scotland 
Population: 759 

Area Class: Camelot 


Nexus Interaction Protocol: Nx-33 is to be removed from physical 
and digital civilian maps. Travel into and out of Nx-33 by non- 
personnel is to be monitored, and restricted as needed. 


In addition to standard staffing requirements, Site-127 is required to 
have a minimum of three on-site representatives from the 
Anomalous Relations and Negotiations Division for the purpose of 
maintaining positive Nx-33/Foundation relations. 


Civilians within Nx-33 are fully aware of the anomalous nature of the 
area they populate, and have been encouraged to cooperate with 
Foundation personnel on matters pertaining to anomalies within the 
town. The population of Nx-33 is mostly amicable, and inhabitants 
have E-Personnel-Class Level knowledge of Foundation operations. 


Any personnel wishing to take part in a SOLLEMNITAS Event must 
submit form T615J a minimum of three weeks in advance to the 
event, and receive approval in response to said form. Participation in 
a SOLLEMNITAS Event will count toward personnel's paid-vacation 
limit. Participating individuals will be required to record full accounts 
of their experiences upon return. 


Containment Facility: Site-127 


Description: Nx-33 is characterized mainly by a large number of 
human-guided/operated anomalies, compared to other anomalies 
present in the Nexus. Specifically, the majority of these human- 


guided anomalies are dedicated to short-term alteration of reality, 
the surrounding environment, and human anatomy. Both these and 
other anomalies are integrated into the daily life of residents, aiding 
in agriculture, construction, and recreational activities. 


Also of note is the fact that most of the anomalies present in Nx-33 
display signs of extra-universal origin, despite only slightly higher- 
than-average levels of inter-universal breaches for a Nexus. Despite 
having identified anomalies from upwards of separate realities, the 
majority of extra-universal anomalies present are believed to 
originate from Timeline-12-7- 


While most large scale anomalies remain inconstant and are only 
active sporadically, there are several which either remain constantly 
and predictably active, or remained so in the past before being 
naturally neutralized in 1939 during event 33-Beta (see Addendum 
33-1 for more information): 


The occurrence of SOLLEMNITAS Events. 

The town and the areas surrounding it are inhabited by 
unusually large populations of SCP-936. 

An uninhabited cavern system located beneath the town. The 
cavern system possesses a low frame-of-reality, increasing 
the likelihood of trans-universal breaches and overlap. 

When viewed indirectly (e.g. through a mirror, photograph, or 
film) native residents of Nx-33 will appear to be composed of 
various forms of plant matter. Photographic evidence shows 
that this phenomenon affected increasingly greater portions of 
the population until 1939, at which point the whole population 
was affected. 

Nx-33 recorded unusually high numbers of childbirths and 
crop yields from 1798 to 1939. Durring the winter cycles 
between SOLLEMNITAS Events within this timeframe, there 
were also unusually high numbers of unsolved missing 
persons cases and unexplained deaths. 

Approximately . % of the remains located in Nx-33's 
cemetery possess divergent physiology or genetics consistent 
with SCP-2615-A, indicating possible past existence in the 
area. This theory is currently under consideration, though 
further research has been deterred by the natural advanced 


decay affecting the samples. 
+ Display Information on SOLLEMNITAS Events 


SOLLEMNITAS Events (referred to as "The Festival of 
Homes" by residents of Nx-33) take place on each 
Spring and Autumn equinox. Over the course of the day, 
residents will usually consume large amounts of alcohol 
and dairy products. During a SOLLEMNITAS Event, 
each house in Nx-33 will serve as a source for a single 
anomaly. Houses are usually manned by two to four 
residents which reside in the house. At the end of each 
SOLLEMNITAS Event, most anomalous modifications 
are removed from Nx-33, residents, affected personnel, 
and the surrounding environment. A list of some, but by 
no means all, of the anomalies includes: 


Description 
While remaining in the structure, subjects will either lose 
or gain a piece of clothing, jewelry, or other personal 
item via materialization or dematerialization every one to 
five minutes. Criteria for whether an item is added or 
taken away, and which item, is currently unknown. 
Efforts to trace the location of and recover the objects 
yielded no results. 
House is filled with a translucent, hallucinogenic gas, 
and has several mirrors displayed in each room of the 
house. Subjects will hallucinate changes in their physical 
features, including changes in height, build, hair and eye 
color, ethnicity, and biological sex, as well as animistic 
phenotypes, such as tails, antlers, eyes, and ears. Upon 
exiting the structure, changes that subjects have 
perceived to have occurred to themselves will physically 
manifest. 
Subject's hair will grow at a rapid pace, averaging 
0.3 cm/s. Hair will begin to style itself, often arranging 
itself in patterns which require non-euclidean space. 
House is filled with catatonic residents. Upon entering 
the house through the front door, subjects will be 
presented with a slip of paper containing a riddle. The 


answer to the riddle will be one of the catatonic 
residents. If direct physical contact is made with the 
correct resident, a non-catatonic copy of the instance will 
manifest nearby, and will accompany the subject for the 
rest of the day. If direct physical contact is made with 
any of the other catatonic instances, subject will be 
rendered catatonic for approximately three hours. 


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Password: @@@@@@G000 


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In addition to SCP-2615 existence within Nx-33 in the 
past, evidence points to a likelihood that they were either 
the first or one of the first anomalies present in the 
Nexus. Evidence supporting this can be found in the 
large numbers of human-operated anomalies, which are 
utilized in a similar manner to those in SCP-2615's home 
timestream (Timeline-12-7-Zeta); the fact that 
SOLLEMNITAS Events appear to be adaptations of 
SCP-2615 festivals from the same relative geographical 
and chronographical areas; and the present state of 
Nx-33 residents. 


Covert testing, observation, and analysis have confirmed 
that the native inhabitants of Nx-33 are either Humanoid 
Artificial Constructs (HACs) or Humans of Artificial Origin 
(HAOs), with HACs being the more likely scenario. 
Similar HACs and HAOs have been identified in 
Timeline-12-7-Zeta, albeit less advanced, often ceasing 
biological functions after several days. 


SCP-2615-A likely made use of the HACs for one or both 
of two reasons. The first possibility is for reconnaissance 
or use as sleeper agents. The second possibility is that 
HAC copies enabled SCP-2615-A to abduct original 
inhabitants for labor or merely to increase the population 
strength of their society without notice. The first 
possibility is more likely if the HACs were intentionally 
engineered with average human longevity, while the 
second is more likely if they were initially designed to be 
disposable. It is believed that the HACs were both 
continually introduced to Nx-33 and grew in numbers 
through reproduction until 1939, at which point the HACs 
composed the total population of Nx-33. There is little to 
no evidence of SCP-2615 in Nx-33 after this point, most 
likely due to having integrated or terminated all natural 
humans in the area, and the inability to meaningfully 
interact with our universe outside of Nx-33, due to the 
limits of anomalies existing outside of Nx-33 due to its 
nature as a Nexus. 


Nx-58 


Nexus #: Nx-58 

Civilian Designation: Yumegému, Tokushima, Japan 
Population: 5,724 

Area Class: Shangri-La 


Nexus Interaction Protocol: All personnel assigned to Nx-58 must 
be implanted with sub-dermal tracking devices. All identity 
verification at Site-79 must consist of passcode based security, as 
retinal, facial, DNA, or fingerprint recognition are ineffective due to 
Nx-58's anomalies. Personnel may also apply for individual 
identification tattoos, provided that the identification design does not 
match any existing designs among personnel or inhabitants of 
Nx-58. Personnel are advised against carrying objects of significant 
tactical, economic, or sentimental value into Nx-58. 


Civilians within Nx-58 are fully aware of the anomalous nature of the 
area they populate, and have been encouraged to cooperate with 
Foundation personnel on matters pertaining to anomalies within the 
town. The populous of Nx-58 is amicable, and have E-Personnel- 
Class Level knowledge of Foundation operations. 


External civilians are to be deterred from entering Nx-58. Nx-58 is to 
be removed from all civilian maps and registries, and all roads 
leading to Nx-58 are to be closed off or monitored and controlled by 
Foundation operatives. 


Containment Facility: Site-79 


Description: Nx-58 is an urban area located in inland Japan. 
Disregarding the numerous tangential anomalies generated due to 
Nx-58's nature as a Nexus, the majority of the anomalies in Nx-58 
are derived from one of two main thematic systems. 


The first system bears several similarities to the logic encountered 
during REM sleep. The topography of Nx-58's streets is often 
inconsistent, with scenery and layout changing when not in a line-of- 
sight. The recorded area within Nx-58 also appears to be much 
larger than its external dimensions would allow. Time also appears 
to be inconsistent, with chronometers registering separate lengths of 
time while operatives are separated, despite functioning at the same 
speed while the operatives were together. While inside Nx-58, 
humans are also prone to undergoing regular changes in physical 
identity,! often accompanied by lapses in attention. These changes 
often result in the loss off clothing and personal items, which are 
replaced by a new set of clothes and personal items. These 
changes do not appear to change sub-dermal alteration, such as 
tattoos or sub-dermal tracking devices, or the currency generated 
within Nx-58. 


The second thematic system in Nx-58 seems to be tied to various 
games and challenges. approximately 62% of all accessible 
buildings in Nx-58 host some form of logic puzzle, challenge, or 
game for a variable number of players. Various points exist 
throughout the Nexus which contain a variety of challenges, often 
presented as written instructions attached to a display-board or 
display-board analog. Completion of any of these games or 
challenges results in the manifestation of a variable amount of 
unmarked coins of undetermined composition. 


The aesthetic theme of Nx-58's architecture tends towards urban 
variations of surrealism and fantasy, with high-technological 
additions. Various utilities within Nx-58, such as running water and 
the power needed for electrical lighting, do not have any apparent 
source. Besides gaming facilities, the vast majority of buildings 
within Nx-58 seem dedicated to the sale of food, drinks, and 
supplies of various and occasionally unknown purpose. These 
supplies can be purchased with the currency generated by Nx-58. 
These buildings, along with the other buildings in Nx-58, are staffed 
by single anomalous entities (AE-58-1). Despite a variety of human 
phenotypes across instances, all AE-58-1 are genetically identical, 
with DNA extremely similar to Sepia officinalis. Due to behavioral 
analysis, it is currently believed that AE-58-1 are not truly sapient, 
and are only capable of limited human interface. 


Of note is that humans do not appear to be adversely physically or 
mentally affected by a lack of sleep, nutrition, hydration, or waste 
production, though subjects do report hunger and thirst if they go 
without eating or drinking. 


Footnotes 
1. Changes do not appear to be determined by the human's 
previous state. Changes in biological age and sex are fairly 
common, while changes in ethnicity are still notable but less 
common. 


"Nobody" HUB 


Foreword: The following document was recovered by Agent