Procedure: Subject D-4343 was placed in the test room 
with SCP-114 with orders to remain still. After four 
minutes, subject was forcibly removed from the room by 
robotic means. 

Results: Subject showed signs of aggression and 
agitation comparable to experiment 114-A-3. Heart rate 
was recorded at 210 bpm. Blood tests revealed levels of 
cortisol and adrenaline impossible without the application 
of drugs. Subject returned to a normal physical and 
mental state after approximately fifteen hours. 


Experiment 114-A-5 

Procedure: Subject D-7258, a native Afghan, was 
administered a dilute mixture of mild sedatives, anti- 
depressants, tetrahydrocannabinol, alpha blockers, and 
beta blockers intravenously. Subject was placed in the 
test room with SCP-114 and ordered to attempt normal 
conversation. 

Results: D-7258 addressed SCP-114. SCP-114 
maintained eye contact with D-7258, but did not respond. 
After 45 seconds, D-7258 began shivering and shouting. 
At one and a half minutes after exposure, D-7258 fell to 
the floor in convulsions. Subject expired after three 
minutes. Autopsy of the cadaver revealed massive 
cerebral hemorrhage. 


SCP-115: Miniature Dump Truck 


Item #: SCP-115 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-115-1 is to be stored in 
the Secure Vehicles Storage Facility in Site- , where access is 
restricted unless accompanied by Level 3 personnel or higher. 
SCP-115-2 is currently being kept in a secure drawer of Dr. Ss 
desk. SCP-115 is not to be used without Dr. 's explicit approval. 
Any site staff using SCP-115-2 must return it in a timely manner or 
face punitive measures. No other special containment procedures 
are required. 


Description: SCP-115-1 is a toy dump truck, with no identifying 
markers or labels to identify its original manufacturer. However, 
unlike regular toy dump trucks, SCP-115-1 weighs as much as the 
actual vehicle it represents, roughly 90 tons. It is currently unknown 
how the vehicle weighs this much, as analysis of SCP-115-1's 
composition reveals that it is made of the same commercial plastic 
commonly found in similar cheap-quality toys. 


SCP-115-1 is also capable of motorized movement and can function 
exactly like a normal dump truck, excepting the fact that it is several 
magnitudes smaller. It is controlled by SCP-115-2, which resembles 
a heavily modified RC car controller. SCP-115-2 can control 
SCP-115's movements despite the fact that SCP-115-1 lacks any 
kind of radio receiver or mechanical parts. SCP-115-2 does not work 
with any other radio controlled device, but otherwise functions 
exactly like a mundane radio controller, even requiring batteries to 
function properly. 


Testing has shown that in addition to its abnormal weight, 
SCP-115-1 also has a similar carrying capacity as its larger 
counterparts, being able to carry or tow roughly 120 tons of cargo. In 
addition, SCP-115-1 also apparently needs diesel fuel to run 


properly. There is a small port in its left side that allows fueling, 
though it stores and consumes as much fuel as a regular dump 
truck. How it consumes the diesel fuel, as well as where it is stored 
are issues currently under study. 


SCP-115-1 was originally found in a construction site in , where 
workers attempted to move it, but found the task impossible due to 
the fact that SCP-115-1 weighs 90 tons. They were forced to use 
heavy machinery to finally move SCP-115-1 off the construction site 
and to a nearby town, where it became a local curiosity. Agents 

and = discovered SCP-115-1 and found SCP-115-2 at the 
same construction site. Class A amnestics were distributed among 
the townspeople in order to cover up SCP-115-1's existence. 


To anybody using SCP-115-1 for testing, | would like to remind you 
about Newton's Laws! Driving SCP-115-1 recklessly at high speeds 
is inviting disaster, and we've already had to deal with several 
destroyed walls and equipment due to improper handling! -Dr. 


« SCP-114 | SCP-115 | SCP-116 » 


SCP-116: The Brittle Boy 


Item #: SCP-116 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-116 is kept in a 16 by 16 
meter cell, constructed of Kevlar, with 1 meter porous rubber 
padding on all surfaces. No personnel are to enter cell without 
proper briefing and threat-reduction measures (see Appendix III). 
Cell is to be monitored at all times by 6 agents, 4 stationed at corner 
points of cell and 2 stationed with SCP-116. No pointed objects or 
intrusive testing equipment of any kind are to be placed in the 
possession of the agents within the cell. Outside monitoring is 
achieved using VBS05 class concealed button cameras stationed at 
high corners in the cell. Outside monitoring is to be carried out by a 
further 2 agents. If suspicious activity begins, initialize Achilles 
procedure A. All monitoring agents, internal or external, are to 
undergo bi-monthly IQ tests as well as standard weekly psychiatric 
analysis. Significant drops in the IQ of agents (2 5 pts.) is to be 
regarded as prolonged exposure and to be treated as outlined in 
standard Quarantine instructions. 


Description: SCP-116 has the outward appearance of a Caucasian 
male of around 9 years of age. Skin is cauterized and scarred over 
98% of body, limbs, and head. SCP-116’s bone structure is 
drastically different from standard Homo sapiens bone layout, and 
all bones are dangerously brittle. The most distinguishing difference 
between the human body and that of SCP-116 is the non-existence 
of joints in the latter. SCP-116 is entirely capable of independent 
movement, but to do so would cause multiple shattering breaks to all 
bones affected by said movement. To combat this, SCP-116 shows 
remarkable self-healing, and over a period of minutes can 
completely regenerate its rigid bone placement. SCP-116 has 
shown some language skill since acquisition; however, the only 
language it speaks is a disrupted and broken version of English in 


which every word has been replaced with an almost entirely 
unconnected one. Prolonged attempts to make sense of SCP-116’s 
speech have resulted in some long-term mental degradation in 
researchers. There seems to be no pattern to the word replacement, 
and attempts continue to translate it. Research suggests that 
SCP-116 may be capable of low level telepathy, which deteriorates 
the victim’s brain functions over a long period of time. 


Appendix I: 

Sgt. [19-0529] 

Memorandum: May 29th, 

Subj: Development of suicidal tendencies by SCP-116 


NB: SCP-116 has begun to show extreme suicidal tendencies. 
Request modification of monitoring and containment protocol to 
avoid undue damage to subject. 


Appendix II: 
Dr. [19-1429] 
SCP-116 language notes: June 19, 


116’s unique linguistic set up is one of increasing interest to me. 
Continuing research by my team and me has yielded these 
somewhat basic results: 


attached file — 116linguistics_aA0.001.doc 


No clear reasoning has been found as to why 116 communicates in 
this way. Although the words spoken by it are English, the 
parameters under which they operate are drastically different. No 
attempt has yet been made to produce written language from 
SCP-116, due to bone structure anomalies. Even speaking can be 
an extreme challenge for 116, despite its experience-dulled pain 
receptors. | have taken a special interest in this subject, as the way 
in which it reacts to normal English is remarkable. It is obvious that 


what we say to it sounds just as garbled to it as what it says back to 
us does to us (if that makes any sense at all). In all my years at 
Site-19, | have never seen anything quite like it linguistically. | will 
continue to study and record what | find. 


Appendix III: 
Lt. [19-0349] 


Memorandum: June 30, 


Subj: Procedure of, and relating to, worrying new suicidal tendencies 
shown by SCP-116. 


i) No solid equipment weighing more than 8 lb may be taken into 
cell. 


ii) All interior guards are to have canine teeth filed until blunted 
completely. 


iii) Security level is to be raised to rT5; full body cavity search and x- 
ray before entrance to cell is granted. 


iv) If any asphyxiation or hypoxia appears to be affecting SCP-116, 
emergency CPR is to be administered by internal guards. 


Suggestion noted that SCP-116 should be connected to a life 
support machine even when not in danger of death, to prevent 
unintentional termination. 

Appendix IV: 

Sgt. [19-0529] 

Memorandum: July 11th, 

Subj: 'Cessation of research re: SCP-116' 


Any and all research regarding SCP-116 is to be immediately halted 
until further notice. Dr. , the primary researcher into SCP-116’s 


language and delayed telepathy, is to be removed from this site and 
kept in solitary confinement until all symptoms of his dementia and 
schizophrenia have dissipated. All personnel involved with SCP-116 
are to be quarantined until further notice. Full bone marrow 
transplants are to be performed on all agents who have been in 
tactile contact with SCP-116. Suggested termination of interior guard 
protocol noted. 


Appendix V: 

Col. [20-0212] 

Subj: ‘Cessation of SCP-116 project' 
Memorandum: March 20, 


Given the suicidal tendencies of SCP-116, its deleterious effects on 
involved personnel and lack of significant useful progress in 
research, | propose we allow SCP-116 to self-terminate in a 
controlled environment. This thing has, so far, proven to be a 
fruitless waste of resources. Perhaps postmortem examination will 
provide us with answers we haven't been able to obtain so far. 


« SCP-115 | SCP-116 | SCP-117 » 


SCP-117: Complete Multitool 


Item #: SCP-117 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-117 is to be kept in the 
small leather pouch it was found in, unless in use or in current study. 


Any personnel deemed mentally fit may enter the containment cell of 
the SCP, though if they are suspected to be trying to remove the 
SCP without permission, they are to be searched, and if that is the 
case, they are to be reprimanded. 


The door to the containment cell should remain locked, and a guard 
posted only when the object is in use. 


Description: The item appears to be a regular multitool, of unknown 
make and brand, found in , Florida. At first glance, only the 
normal tools are found (screwdriver, knife, can opener, etc.), but if 
the user is faced with a task, regardless of what tool the subject 
intends to pull out and use, a tool perfectly fitted for the job will take 
its place, regardless of spacial quantities that are being broken by 
the tool. All other tools always seem to be present, though, after the 
task is completed and the tool closed, unless faced with a task 
requiring that tool again, the tool cannot be found on the tool again. 


Addendum: Those with Level 2 Security Clearance should see 
Document #117-B 


Document #117-A: Effects of Usage 


After countless uses and testing with the SCP, it has been 
discovered to cause harm, and possibly death to the user by means 
of absorbing iron, copper, calcium, and zinc from the user's body as 
long as the user is touching the device. Gloves seem to have no 
curbing effect on this, and the rate of absorption seems to depend 


on the tools used/created by SCP-117. It is advised that only Class 
D personnel are used in conjunction with this SCP, to prevent death 
or injury of researchers. 


Document #117-B: Usage Log of SCP-117 
{Redundant entries not entered, unless they exhibit different results.} 
Situation - Tool produced by SCP 


« A loose screw on a metal plate - Screwdriver, though not the 
standard screwdriver 


A nail barely in piece of timber - Standard hammer 


* A piece of timber with proposed cut lines drawn - An electric 
saw, which needed no outside power source 


A piece of bullet proof glass - An unknown laser cutting tool, 
which needed no outside power source 


* SCP- -A bloodied combat knife 


¢ An Agent with a broken bone - A small item with a trigger, 
which when pulled emitted an odd radiation, instantly healing 
the injury 


* Class D personnel fit for execution - [DATA EXPUNGED] 


* Communication needed with SCP-363 - [DATA EXPUNGED] 
(See Incident Report #117-3f; O5-X Clearance required) 


A non-shuffled deck of playing cards - A mid-size mechanical 
shuffler. 


¢ Class D personnel with terminal cancer - Item similar to sixth 
test. 


A perfectly healthy Caucasian human male, with no criminal 
record - [DATA EXPUNGED] 


* A perfectly healthy Hispanic human male, with no criminal 


record - [DATA EXPUNGED] 


¢ Asilver dinner fork in perfect condition - No tools could be 
found on the SCP. 


[DATA EXPUNGED] - A screwdriver. 


¢ A dirty window - A nozzle that sprayed a mixture of soap and 
water that completely cleaned the window. 


¢ An uncharged iPod - The iPod end of the charging cord, which 
needed no outside power source. 


¢ A blank sheet of standard computer paper - A pen filled with a 
seemingly infinite supply of black ink. 


« A Samsung cellular phone - A small device that when 
attached to the phone, increased signal strength by approx. 
250%. 


Document #117-G: Developments Concerning SCP-117 


"After exposing the SCP to an array of different items and people, it 
appears that the object may very well be sentient to some degree. 
Because of this, we must consider the fact that the SCP is 
susceptible to telepathy and must not come into contact with any 
SCPs with known telepathic powers." - Dr. Climan 


The above was a transcript of the personal notes of Dr. Climan, who 
seems to have taken a harmless interest in the object. Testing with 
other SCPs is suspended as of 9/16/ . 


Note #117-1: 5/4/ 


Testing is suggested for SCP-882, and is under consideration by Dr. 
Climan. 


Note #117-2: 6/19/20 


Further biological testing is halted by Dr. Climan after Incident 
#117-4a; The SCP is still fit to be used for any repairs around the 
facilities, as long as the SCP is followed by one or more armed 


guards briefed on proper use of the SCP. 
Note #117-4: 6/21/20 


"After much consideration, | must deny testing of SCP-117 with 
SCP-882. The risk of damaging SCP-882 is simply too great to 
overlook." - Dr. Climan 


Note #117-26: 9/16/ 


"After Incident #117-3f, I'm forced to put a stop to all testing of 
SCP-117 in conjunction with other SCPs. The risk of a total loss of 
containment is far too great. All biological testing is to be halted until 
a later date, as the results so far have proved varying, and there is a 
limit of Class D staff available for my research." - Dr. Climan 


Note #117-27: 7/20/ 

Biological testing resumed by Dr. Climan, with mixed results. Testing 
of SCP-117 with other SCPs under re-consideration by O5- , though 
it seems unlikely further testing will occur. 

Note #117-28: 3/20/ 

Testing is suggested for SCP-682. 


« SCP-116 | SCP-117 | SCP-118 » 


SCP-118: Nuclear Protists 


Item #: SCP-118 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Due to the number and 
distribution of SCP-118, containment of every specimen is 
impossible. Known SCP-118 Red Zones are to be closed off to all 
civilian marine vessels and divers under the guise of a military 
presence or other plausible cover story. Contacts in navies known to 
operate near SCP-118 Red Zones are to be utilized in order to 
minimize the passage of military vessels through the Red Zones. If 
any area within the Red Zone has a depth of less than 1500 meters, 
the restriction is to be applied to aircraft as well. All human activity in 
surrounding Yellow Zones is to be monitored, and any non-military 
vessels or individuals approaching the Red Zone are to be turned 
away. In the Red and Yellow Zones, protocol TOXIC HARVEST is to 
be followed to ensure the removal of devices generated by 
SCP-118. Furthermore, protocol CELL WATCH is to be followed to 
ensure the early detection of any emerging Red Zones.