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SCP-3692 


Item #: SCP-3692 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3692 is to be contained 
inside a secured and sealed chamber at Site- . The current instance 
of SCP-3692-1 is to be likewise restricted to this same chamber, 
along with necessary accompaniments (as detailed in Document 
3692-1). There may only be one means of entrance or egress to this 
room, leading to an intermediary room between SCP-3692’s room 
and the rest of Site- . Each week, a package of food, water, a 
change of simple cotton clothes, and 3 ballpoint pens are to be left 
in the intermediary room. The trash produced by SCP-3692-1 must 
be examined for pieces of SCP-3692, which are to be stored ina 
storage locker. This locker may only be unlocked with direct 
approval of Senior Researcher Rhodes. Examination and storage 
may only be conducted through mechanical means that do not 
contain a visual/electromagnetic component. All other articles of 
waste are to be incinerated. 


On either side of this central room must be other directly adjacent 
chambers, each populated with a single D-Class personnel. At all 
times, one of these D-Class personnel must be the closest living 
human to SCP-3692-1; neither may be made aware of the purpose 
of their proximal containment to SCP-3692. Each room is to be 
made identical to other D-class holding cells. Every 30 days, these 
D-Class personnel must be rotated with two more D-Class 
personnel. Each day, a thorough search is to be made of these cells 
and of the D-Class contained within, by no less than two guards. 
Afterwards, these guards are to search each other thoroughly. If, 
during any of these searches, SCP-3692 is discovered, the 


personnel in possession of SCP-3692 is designated SCP-3692-1 
and will replace quarters with the previous SCP-3692-1, now 
designated SCP-3692-2. SCP-3692-2 is to be moved to a medical 
unit for observation and necessary care. 


Description: SCP-3692 is a small black notebook, visually 
indistinguishable from a Moleskine brand classic hardcover 
notebook, measuring 1.2 x 21 x 12.5 cm, with 192 pages contained 
within. There is visible wear on the notebook - the edges of front and 
back cover are mildly worn, the elastic band meant to keep the book 
closed missing, and the included bookmark frayed at the end. The 
contents of SCP-3692 are not to be known. 


The current person in possession of SCP-3692 (designated 
SCP-3692-1) will be psychologically compelled to write at least once 
a day in the notebook. SCP-3692-1 will express extreme distress if 
they are incapable of writing in SCP-3692 for whatever reason, 
becoming increasingly hysterical up to and through the point 
wherein SCP-3692-A is triggered. If SCP-3692-1 does not write in 
SCP-3692 for a period of 24 hours, an SCP-3692-A event is 
triggered. If SCP-3692-1 has been in possession of SCP-3692, and 
been writing daily and diligently in the notebook for an indeterminate 
period no longer than 192 days, a SCP-3692-A event will likewise 
occur. While the current owner of SCP-3692, SCP-3692-1 will 
experience a gradual decline in mental state, manifesting symptoms 
aligning with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Dissociative Identity 
Disorder, Bipolar Type II Disorder, Gender Dysphoria, Generalized 
Anxiety Disorder, among others. Prior to acquisition, this coincided 
with a degradation in social status and overall interpersonal 
likeability. No correlation has been observed between SCP-3692-1’s 
initial mental fortitude and the duration of its position as 
SCP-3692-1. SCP-3692-1 will not express particular distaste for its 
containment, finding SCP-3692 itself as a satisfactory pastime. 


SCP-3692-A events pose the primary threat to containment. During 
a SCP-3692-A event, SCP-3692 will disappear from its current 
location (usually nearby SCP-3692-1, though this effect occurs 
regardless of SCP-3692’s location) and appear near someone else, 
the closest human that isn’t SCP-3692-1 (see Document 3692-4). 
That person (now SCP-3692-1) will begin to experience the effects 


associated with possession of SCP-3692, and no further 
degradation will occur for the previous SCP-3692-1 (now 
SCP-3692-2). SCP-3692-2 will expire in precisely 24 hours. When 
an SCP-3692-A event occurs, visually-disabled D-Class personnel 
are permitted entrance to SCP-3692’s chamber to clean it, then 
searched to see if another SCP-3692-A event has occurred. 


Document 3692-1: 


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The following belongings are to be set up in 
the room containing SCP-3692: 


Desk with overhead lamp 

Bed 

Shower with fan-drying component 
Toilet with bidet 

Bookcase with the following: 


by 
by 
The collected works of and 
by 
Assorted works by and 


During periods where SCP-3692-1’s room is unoccupied 
(i.e. immediately after SCP-3692-A), the status of each 
of these objects is to be noted and, if necessary, they are 
to be replaced. 


Document 3692-4: 


+ Show Document 3692-4 


The following is a log of known SCP-3692-1s 
during the duration of SCP-3692’s 
containment at the Foundation. Certain logs 
have been omitted. 


Identity of SCP-3692-1: , 17-year old 
resident of , USA, where SCP-3692 was 
discovered 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-1: 
Reports on an abnormal series of suicides at 

High School were posted to local and 
regional news sources, which drew the 
Foundation’s interest. After an initially cursory, 
and later more thorough investigation, the 
notebook in possession of was narrowed 
down to the common thread, and further 
anomalies were observed that made apparent 
to the Foundation that SCP-3692 was, indeed, 
an anomalous object. In the 2 months during 
this investigation, mental state 
continuously declined, as was observed in 
recent grades and several psychiatric 
evaluations. When the Foundation 
repossessed SCP-3692, SCP-3692-A was 
immediately triggered. 


Event SCP-3692-A: At approximately the 
same time that Foundation researchers signed 
for an order to acquiesce SCP-3692, this event 
was triggered. Possession of SCP-3692 
transferred to a low-ranking Foundation 
personnel, Alex , who was at the time 
interviewing _ . It was not discovered that this 
event had taken place until the Foundation 
gave Alex orders to acquire the object. 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-2: 
Subject successfully self-terminated on / / 
via [DATA EXPUNGED]. 


It is unecessary for the details surrounding 
SCP-3692-1's termination to be made visible 
for lower security clearances. - Senior 
Researcher June Rhodes 


The existence of this phenomenon in a Secure Facility may 
constitute a security breach and a report to O5 level is in 
preparation. 


A request is pending to authorize the funding to declare Hallway 4 a 
Containment Site, although at present there is no plan in place to 
deal with the effect, should it spread. 


« SCP-478 | SCP-479 | SCP-480 » 


Identity of SCP-3692-1: Alex , former 
field agent of the Foundation. Agent was 
deemed fit for field work 24 days prior to the 
events surrounding SCP-3692’s initial 
discovery. 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-1: 
Foundation personnel quarantined the agent 
for a period of two months. This period was 
initially going to be two weeks, though an 
uncharacteristic decline in SCP-3692-1’s 
mental state, namely an obsession over “the 
notebook” made researchers highly reluctant 
to allow him back into the field. 


Event SCP-3692-A: SCP-3692-1’s remains 
were foundon / /_ . After investigation, 
SCP-3692 was found in possession of 
resident of the adjacent cell to SCP-3692-1. 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-2: 
[DATA EXPUNGED] 


Following this, we put forth a more thorough 
exploration of SCP-3692’s abilities and 
anomalous properties. We put a moratorium 
on any contact with SCP-3692-1, with the 
exception of biweekly psychiatric evaluation. | 
am Sad to speak of the casualties in 
pursuance of this goal, but they were a 
necessary sacrifice to ensuring the now- 
failsafe containment of SCP-3692. - Dr. 
Rhodes 


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SCP-3692 


Item #: SCP-3692 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: The notebook containing 
SCP-3692 is to be contained inside a secured and sealed chamber 
at Site- . The current instance of SCP-3692-1 is to be likewise 
restricted to this same chamber, along with necessary 
accompaniments (as detailed in Document 3692-1). There may only 
be one means of entrance or egress to this room, leading to an 
intermediary room between SCP-3692’s room and the rest of Site- . 
Each week, a package of food, water, a change of simple cotton 
clothes, and 3 ballpoint pens are to be left in the intermediary room. 
The trash produced by SCP-3692-1 must be examined for pieces of 
the notebook, which are to be stored in a storage locker. This locker 
may only be unlocked with direct approval of Senior Researcher 
Rhodes. Examination and storage may only be conducted through 
mechanical means that do not contain a visual/electromagnetic 
component. All other articles of waste are to be incinerated. 


On either side of this central room must be other directly adjacent 
chambers, each populated with a single D-Class personnel without a 
history of violence or mental instability. At all times, one of these D- 


Class personnel must be the closest living human to SCP-3692-1; 
neither may be made aware of the purpose of their proximal 
containment to SCP-3692. Each room is to be made identical to 
other D-class holding cells. Every 30 days, these D-Class personnel 
must be rotated with two more D-Class personnel. Each day, a 
thorough search is to be made of these cells and of the D-Class 
contained within, by no less than two guards. Afterwards, these 
guards are to search each other thoroughly. If, during any of these 
searches, the notebook is discovered, the personnel in possession 
of the notebook is designated SCP-3692-1 and will replace quarters 
with the previous SCP-3692-1, now designated SCP-3692-2. SCP 
3692-2 is to be moved to a medical unit for observation and 
necessary Care. 


Description: SCP-3692 is a Class V VI (See Addendum 3692.1) 
cognitohazardous entity currently contained within a plain Moleskine 
brand notebook. The notebook shows signs of wear typical of a well- 
used notebook. It is unknown how this entity came to be contained 
within the notebook though this does simplify containment. Any 
human capable of sight is vulnerable to this entity’s possession. The 
“owner” of the notebook of SCP-3692 is the person currently in 
possession of the notebook and/or possessed by SCP-3692, and its 
notebook. 


The owner (designated as SCP-3692-1) will be psychologically 
compelled to write at least once a day in the notebook. SCP-3692-1 
will express extreme distress if they are incapable of writing in 
SCP-3692 for whatever reason, becoming increasingly hysterical up 
to and through the point wherein SCP-3692-A is triggered. If 
SCP-3692-1 does not write in SCP-3692’s notebook for a period of 
24 hours, an SCP-3692-A event is triggered. If SCP-3692-1 has 
been in possession of SCP-3692’s notebook, and been writing daily 
and diligently in the notebook for an indeterminate period no longer 
than 192 days, a SCP-3692-A event is likewise triggered. While the 
current “owner,” SCP-3692-1 will experience a gradual decline in 
mental state, manifesting symptoms aligning with Obsessive 
Compulsive Disorder, Dissociative Identity Disorder, Bipolar Type II 
Disorder, Gender Dysphoria, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, among 
others. Prior to acquisition, this coincided with a degradation in 
social status and overall interpersonal likeability. No correlation has 


been observed between SCP-3692-1’s initial mental fortitude and 
the duration of its position as SCP-3692-1. SCP-3692-1 will not 
express particular distaste for its containment, finding the notebook 
itself as a satisfactory passtime. 


SCP-3692-A events pose the primary threat to containment. During 
a SCP-3692-A event, SCP-3692 and the notebook will disappear 
from its current location (usually nearby SCP-3692-1, though this 
effect occurs regardless of SCP-3692’s location) and appear near 
someone else, the closest human that isn’t SCP-3692-1 (See 
Document 3692-4). That person (now SCP-3692-1) will begin to 
experience the effects associated with possession of SCP-3692, 
and no further degradation will occur for the previous SCP-3692-1 
(now SCP-3692-2). SCP-3692-2 will expire in precisely 24 hours. 
When an SCP-3692-A event occurs, visually-disabled D-Class 
personnel are permitted entrance to SCP-3692’s chamber to clean 
it, then searched to see if another SCP-3692-A event has occurred. 


It appears that SCP-3692 is the original owner of the notebook, as 
determined through each instance of SCP-3692-1 referencing a 
similar character. It appears to have the ability to choose its next 
SCP-3692 from a pool of either a) the nearest living human capable 
of sight, or b) any human who has seen the contents of the 
notebook. Furthermore, any individual who has seen the inside of 
the notebook, yet is not currently an instance of SCP-3692-1, will be 
incapable of recalling the contents of those pages. The pages within 
the notebook must thus remain hidden from direct visual 
observation. 


From secondary accounts, the interior of the notebook appears to 
contain more pages than it would appear, many hundreds of pages 
contained within the notebook. The contents of these pages is 
unknown, as any instance of SCP-3692-1 has refused to divulge 
them, claiming them to be “not for you,” or “too personal.” Update: 
see Addendum 3692.1 


Addendum 3692.1: 
+ Show Addendum 3692.1 


Asof // ,SCP-3692 is to be upgraded to a 


class VI cognitohazard, due to revelations 
found in the attached interview log. 


Interviewed: SCP-3692-1, Dr. Jamie 
Omensen, 27-year old junior researcher 
recently diagnosed with [DATA EXPUNGED]. 


Interviewer: Dr. June Rhodes, Site- 
administrator and senior researcher of 
SCP-3692.