The spontaneous manifestations of envelopes and postcards, 
designated SCP-3112-A, within Site-81's staff break room is 
theorized to be caused by an interruption to SCP-3112's 
frequencies. This abrupt cancellation of SCP-3112's frequencies 
leads to the unexpected release of SCP-3112-A instances upon 


reaching the end of SCP-3112's cancelled waves. The interruptions 
to SCP-3112's frequencies was confirmed to be caused by the 
anomalous property of SCP-__, found within the same site. 
SCP-3112-A instances have been identified to be non-anomalous in 
nature. SCP-3112-A exhibits texts written in unknown scripts and 
languages, although some instances contain intelligible writings. 
Addresses and return addresses appear to be unique for each 
SCP-3112-A instance. 


A supposed extra-dimensional postal service provider identified as 
InDi-Mail, designated GOI-312, claims to be responsible for 
SCP-3112 and SCP-3112-A manifestations. GOI-312 have 
successfully contacted the Foundation twice and provided 
instructions for the construction of SCP-3112-B on first contact. 
(see: Document-3112-01 and Document-31 12-02) Further 
attempts at contacting GOI-312 are being made. 


SCP-3112-B is a 50cm x 50cm x 50cm wooden box embedded to 
the side of a Quercus macrocarpa, known commonly as bur oak, 
with one twig attached to the box through adhesives. Letters and 
postcards following specific conditions and deposited to SCP-3112- 
B are immediately transported upon exposure to SCP-3112 
frequencies. SCP-3112-B was constructed by the Foundation with 
Dr. __'s approval to utilize SCP-3112 in an attempt to contact 
GOI-312. 


+ Document-3112-01: GOI-312-L-01 
A letter found to address the Foundation directly was 


discovered while sorting SCP-3112-A instances. Below 
is a transcript of the letter. 


InDi-MAIL 


stay connected, no matter how far yonder 


To our friends at the Foundation, 


We at InDi-Mail give you our most sincere 


apologies for the inconvenience. We seem to 
have struck an unexpected interference to our 
ravenwaves at one of our mailways 
established to pass your domain, as a result, 
messages prematurely drop at your location. 
We at InDi-Mail sincerely apologize for this, 
we'll see to it that this issue may be fixed as 
soon as possible. 


We at InDi-Mail value the privacy of our 
consumers. We kindly request of your full 
cooperation to refrain from opening contents of 
letters not addressed to your person until we 
are able to resolve this incident. 


Again, we at InDi-Mail offer our most sincere 
apologies, may we request for your kindest 
consideration as we handle this situation. 
Thank you. 


Sincerely, 
Harol Heirel 
InDi-Mail Customer Service Center 


The following could be seen at the back. It shows 
instructions on how to potentially utilize and replicate the 
anomalous effects of SCP-3112 with the use of a basic 
contraption, designated SCP-3112-B. Supposed contact 
information for GOI-312 was stated as well. 


For further inquiries and suggestions, you may 
reach us from our mailing address: 


InDi-Mail, Postal Services, ID-M Box 0001, 
Kingstertsin SX 000-19239-109234 


First time connecting to our mailways? Make 
sure your box is properly embedded within the 
bark. Use of may oak may offer for stronger 


<Begin Log, 5:31 / /2 > 


"Dr. :" So you say you spent the day yesterday at 
Park with your girlfriend Cindy. Is this correct? 


"Subject 393-1": Yeah, it was a pleasant afternoon. 


"Dr. :" How long would you say you have known 
Cindy? 


"Subject 393-1:" | don't know, about two years. 


"Dr. :" Do you realize that you have been in this 
facility for a year now? And before that you were in the 
State prison for a life sentence? 


Subject appears deep in thought, visibly worried 


"Subject 393-1:" But.. oh! Cindy was my girlfriend from 
back in high school. | used all my conjugal visits to see 
her. 


"Dr. "Hmm... | see. How exactly did you see your 
girlfriend yesterday? You haven't been let out of this 
facility for months. 


Subject appears distressed and begins to fidget 
nervously 


"Subject 393-1:" You guys gave me leave to see her. It 
was our two year anniversary. 


"Dr. :" We don't give leave to any D-Class at this 
facility, Subject 393-1. I'm afraid that you never left the 
facility. Cindy does not exist. 


Subject is increasingly agitated and distraught 


"Subject 393-1:" But.. | know her! We were high school 
sweethearts! We've been together 10 years! It was our 
anniversary! 


connections. Check if your box is able to 
detect our ravenwaves, if not, move to higher 
altitudes. Attach twig on box for stronger 
connections. 


+ Test Log-3112-01 


This file records all attempts at utilizing SCP-3112 for 
inter-dimensional translocation. Please use the following 
format. 


Researcher: 
Date: 
Procedure: 
Results: 
Notes: 


Below is a transcript of the letter that is to be utilized for 
all following tests as of 25/07/2016. 


To InDi-Mail, 


Thank you for contacting us. We at the 
Foundation received your notice and 
understand the situation fully. We offer our 
kindest considerations and compliance to your 
request. 


We are currently conducting tests in attempts 
to utilize your mail transport methods. Your 
use of electromagnetic radiation for inter- 
dimensional translocation of mail intrigues us. 
We hope to know more about InDi-Mail. 
Should this letter reach you, please do reply. 


Sincerely, 
Dr. 
Foundation Researcher 


Upon retrieval of Document-3112-01, testing of 
SCP-3112-B and replicated SCP-3112 
instance began with Dr. __'s approval. 


Researcher: Dr. 

Date: 07-21-2016 

Procedure: One Rattus rattus, known 
commonly as black rat, contained in a 10 cm x 
10 cm x 10 cm box was placed inside 
SCP-3112-B and exposed directly to 
SCP-3112. Written on the box is the specified 
mailing address found in Document-3112-01. 
Results: Box disappears briefly and reappears 
after approximately 3.50 seconds. Upon 
reappearance, the following note was found 
attached to the box. 


Invalid Delivery: The shipment of live 
organic beings is a violation to our 
Inter-dimensional Transport 
Regulations 


Rattus rattus specimen appears to be normal 
upon examination subsequent to testing. 


Researcher: Dr. 

Date: 07-22-2016 

Procedure: One active digital recording 
device contained ina 10cm x 10 cm x 10 cm 
plexiglass box was placed inside SCP-3112-B 
and exposed directly to SCP-3112. Written on 
the box is the specified mailing address found 
in Document-31 12-01. 

Results: Box disappears briefly and reappears 
after approximately 3.50 seconds. Upon 
reappearance, the following note was found 
attached to the box. 


Invalid Delivery: Delivery too large. 


Recordings obtained from the device displayed 
static upon examination subsequent to testing. 


Researcher: Dr. 

Date: 07-23-2016 

Procedure: One active digital recording 
device contained ina3cmx3cmx3cm 
plexiglass box was placed inside SCP-3112-B 
and exposed directly to SCP-3112. Written on 
the box is the specified mailing address found 
in Document-31 12-01. 

Results: Box disappears briefly and reappears 
after approximately 3.50 seconds. Upon 
reappearance, the following note was found 
attached to the box. 


Invalid Delivery: Delivery too large. 


Recordings obtained from the device displayed 
static upon examination subsequent to testing. 


Notes: Let's go with flat mail, | shall compose 
a letter. -Dr. 


Researcher: Dr. 

Date: 07-25-2016 

Procedure: One standard enveloped letter 
was placed inside SCP-3112-B and exposed 
directly to SCP-3112. Written on the envelope 
was the specified mailing address found in 
Document-3112-01. 

Results: Letter disappears briefly and 
reappears after approximately 3.50 seconds, 
similar to previous testing. Upon 
reappearance, the following note was found 
attached to the letter. 


Invalid Delivery: Postal Token 
required 


Notes: We'll have to identify this so called 
postal token. Perhaps inspection of SCP-3112- 
A instances may shed some light -Dr. 


100% of inspected SCP-3112-A instances 
contains leaves coming from Sambucus nigra 
(known commonly as elder). It has been 
hypothesized to be the Postal Token in 
question. 


Researcher: Dr. 

Date: 07-28-2016 

Procedure: One standard enveloped letter 
and one Sambucus nigra leaf was placed 
inside SCP-3112-B and exposed directly to 
SCP-3112. Written on the envelope was the 
specified mailing address found in 
Document-3112-01. 

Results: Letter disappears briefly and 
reappears after approximately 3.50 seconds, 
similar to previous tests. Upon reappearance, 
the following note was found attached to the 
letter. 


Your mail will be sent shortly. Thank 
you for choosing InDi-Mail. 


Notes: Finally, our first successful attempt. 
We'll just have to wait and see now. -Dr. 


+ Document-31 12-02: GOI-312-L-02 


A similar letter to Document-3112-01 had been 
discovered while sorting SCP-3112-A instances the day 
following Foundation's first successful attempt at inter- 
dimensional translocation through SCP-3112. Below is a 
transcript of the letter. 


InDi-MAIL 


stay connected, no matter how far yonder 


To our friends at the Foundation, 


We have received your letter. Thank you for 
inquiring with us here at InDi-Mail. On behalf of 
the entire team, we are immensely glad of your 
interest at availing our services despite recent 
incidents. 


It seems that you have already set up 
ravenwave connections on your own, we thank 
you for this as it shortens the setup process on 
our behalf. We would simply have to connect 
your ravenwaves to the new mailway route 
being developed for your domain now, once it 
has been done, you would officially be part of 
Our ever growing list of InDi-Mail users. 


We thank you, Foundation, representatives of 
Domain 3876-8 for opening the possibility of 
extending our services to your domain. 
Without you, this would have not been 
possible. 


Stay tuned for an upcoming InDi-Mail branch 
near you! 


Sincerely, 
Nerrlen the Great 
Head and Founder of InDi-Mail 


SCP-3113: In My Way 


Item #: SCP-3113 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Knowledge of SCP-3113's 
location is distributed on a strict need-to-know basis. No personnel 
who are aware of SCP-3113 may be stationed at the facility in 
question. Testing must be performed remotely, with on-site 
participants requiring amnesticization after its conclusion. 


SCP-3113 is kept in an oversized Type 2 Kinetohazard Containment 
Chamber equipped with soundproofing materials in an area of the 
facility away from high-value items and established evacuation 
routes. Documentation describing the chamber's contents as an 
extremely painful, but non-lethal, cognitohazardous installation has 
been falsified to minimize interest in entering the chamber. ! 


Description: SCP-3113 is a group of objects and materials that, 
immediately prior to the development of their characteristic 
anomalous property, comprised much of the structure and contents 
of the Site-47 Reliquary. Due to the circumstances of its formation 
and subsequent testing, SCP-3113 is composed predominantly of 
rubble and scrap metal. 


SCP-3113 cannot occupy any space through which a human intends 
to pass; no method tested thus far has circumvented this property. 
Whenever a human intends to pass through an area of space 
already occupied by a member of SCP-3113, that member will be 
violently (300-350 kph) displaced out of the subject's path. This 
effect lasts until the subject no longer intends to enter or occupy the 
area in question. This effectively prevents SCP-3113 from impeding 
any individual's motion. 


SCP-3113 is apparently incapable of damaging human beings, and 
will be expelled in a different direction should any part of it encounter 


one. Structural damage that results from active SCP-3113, however, 
has caused several direct and indirect casualties. 


Due to the difficulty of safely testing SCP-3113, the exact 
parameters for its activation are somewhat unclear. It is known that 
an intention to travel through every place on Earth, or the entirety of 
its holding facility, will not trigger the effect, while intent to enter its 
containment cell will do so. Knowledge of the area containing 
SCP-3113 relative to oneself or another known landmark appears to 
be a prerequisite. 


Knowledge of SCP-3113 has no inherent effect on its activation. As 
most subjects do not believe themselves capable of entering an 
area of space occupied by solid objects, SCP-3113 is usually 
activated by subjects who are unaware of its exact position or who 
are aware of its anomalous property. 


The circumstances of SCP-3113's recovery suggest that it was 
implemented as a method of efficiently extracting an artifact from the 
Site-47 Reliquary. The method by which anomalous properties were 
imparted on SCP-3113, whether this method is repeatable, and the 
party(s) responsible are all unknown. 


Recovery Log: The following events took place on January 18, 
2017 at Site-47. 


<14:16> An unidentified individual, henceforth 
POI-3113-0, approaches the exterior fence surrounding 
the facility, carrying an unidentified (presumably custom- 
made) firearm. Subject is 1.6m tall, with all skin covered 
by clothing. Security personnel are dispatched. 


<14:17> POI-3113-0 ignores instructions to stand down. 
Security personnel open fire; however, all bullets 
become part of SCP-3113 prior to contact with the 
subject and are dispelled. 


<14:18> POI-3113-0 makes threatening gestures with its 
firearm. Security personnel are instructed to stand down 
in order to minimize potential casualties. Subject 
approaches an exterior wall (belonging to the Site-47 


Reliquary) at a walking pace. A response team is 
dispatched (ETA: 14:23). 


<14:20> POI-3113-0 reaches the exterior wall. After 
several seconds of apparent examination, and an 
unidentified vocalization, a segment of the wall roughly 
3m x 8m is affected, and propelled into the facility at high 
velocity. Analysis suggests that it rebounded off 
Research Assistant Carnegie towards the primary 
storage area, causing massive damage to the facility. 
Four personnel are killed by high-velocity debris. 
POI-3113-0 enters the facility and apprehends RA 
Carnegie with its firearm. 


<14:21> A brief exchange occurs between POI-3113-0 
and RA Carnegie, surmised to be POI-31 13-0 
demanding the location of AO-51160.2 AO-51160's 
storage unit is converted into SCP-3113 and 
subsequently expelled at high velocity from its casing. 
The unit is sufficiently damaged to allow access to 
AO-51160. 


<14:22> POI-3113-0 approaches AO-51160's storage 
unit and retrieves the artifact. Response team arrives 
shortly thereafter. POI-3113-0 runs further into the 
damaged portion of the facility upon noticing the 
response team; the area into which it ran had no 
functioning cameras at this time. 


<14:23> Response team pursues POI-3113-0. Shortly 
thereafter, the response team reports an inability to 
locate POI-3113-0. Subsequent investigation fails to 
identify POI-3113-0's location or means of egress. 


Footnotes 

1. Initially, the falsified documentation described the chamber's 
contents as highly lethal. This was altered after Incident 3113-D6, in 
which containment was breached after a staff member decided to 
enter SCP-31 13's cell as a means of committing suicide, and 
Incident 3113-E11, in which a Chaos Insurgency cell resolved to 
steal the chamber's supposed contents for weaponization purposes. 


2. AO-51160 is a mummified human leg, purported by some legends 
to have belonged to [REDACTED]. It displays Class-3 
Indestructibility and room-temperature superconductivity. 


SCP-3114: Wouldn't it be Chilly? 


Item #: SCP-3114 
Object Class: Euclid