Afterward: On 17-October-2025, five minutes after 
AES N-001 exited SCP-3230-A1 and began 
transmitting data, an SCP-3230-C instance 
manifested and collided into the probe at unknown 
superluminal speeds, destroying both and causing 
severe damage to Dimensional Outpost-51 due to 
the opened Communication Gates. A majority of 
the data was sent before the collision, though 
some portions were corrupted or missing. Analysis 
of SCP-3230-C tachyon emissions from 
SCP-3230-A1 shows a sudden change in the 
patterns that normally occur, which was then 
observed in the tachyon emissions from all other 
SCP-3230-A instances. AES Y-009 was 
subsequently destroyed the same way as AES 
N-001 five hours later while in orbit around 
SCP-3230-A109. 


Due to the dangers of superluminal weaponry, 
exploration of SCP-3230 is prohibited until further 
notice. The SCP-3230 research team has been 
incorporated into Project Heimdall following data 
analysis. Proposals to relocate AOS R-002 to 
avoid potential dangers are pending approval by 
the Heimdall Council. 


STATUS UPDATE 
Date: 3-October-2025 


Proposals to relocate Autonomous Orbital 
Station Riemann-002 have been denied due to 
the lack of nearby stellar bodies to orbit, which 
would inhibit the studying of the anomaly. 
Following recent changes to SCP-3703, a 
Heimdall Council proposal to attach an 
experimental superluminal weapons system to 
the station has been passed. 


Footnotes 

1. A region of space around a rotating black hole where spacetime 
becomes twisted in the direction of the black hole's rotation, 
increasing in strength closer to the event horizon. 

2. The Local Void is a cosmic void, a large region of space that 
contains few to no galaxies. It is adjacent to the Local Group, a 
galaxy group that includes the Milky Way, and is 45 megaparsecs 
wide. 

3. Known as a Kerr-Newman black hole. 

4. Known as Kerr black holes. 

5. Similar methods are used by Foundationsuperluminaldevices, 
including the Lang Distortion Drive. 

6. Thaumaturgically created portals ("ways") that connect to a 
Foundation-controlled pocket dimension. Information sent from the 
probe to the dimension is relayed to main universe Foundation sites 
with access to it and vice versa. Transportation Gates operate in a 
similar manner. 

7. Mathematical models of Kerr black holes predict that particles that 
have passed the event horizon can avoid encountering the ring 
singularity. In normal black holes, space flows faster than light 
toward the singularity, trapping a particle in one direction. However, 
in Kerr black holes the particle eventually passes the Cauchy 
horizon, a second event horizon, where the flow of space slows and 
a particle could regain the control needed to avoid the singularity. If 
this occurs the particle would then pass a second Cauchy horizon 
and a second event horizon, entering a new exterior 
location.Additionally, the models predict that spacetime in the center 
of the ring singularity would bend in such a way as to allow particles 
to travel to points of time in the black hole's past. The accuracy of 
this prediction is debated, though. 

8. The last readings indicate that the SCP-3230-C were merging and 
reaching a mass near that of SCP-3230-A instances. 


SCP-3231: 10,000,000 People Can't Be Wrong 


Warning: The following fil 
infohaz. 


Access by personnel witho 
strictly prol 


Item #: SCP-3231 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: With the assistance of the 
Unusual Incidents Unit, the original record of SCP-3231 has been 
confiscated and all related records expunged from the local police 
department and FBI. 


MTF Epsilon-23 ("Ellipsis") is tasked with containing all outbreaks of 
SCP-3231 by any means necessary. Termination of affected 
individuals is authorized if amnestic treatment does not reduce 
symptoms within 12 hours. Related persons of interest, including the 
affected family, the perpetrator, and the victim, must be monitored at 
all times. 


Level 3/3231 security clearance is to be given only to Foundation 
personnel with a minimum Foundation Standard Mental Resistance 
Test score of 94, regardless of previous clearance. No other 
personnel are allowed access to this file. 


Description: SCP-3231 is the casefile record of a child kidnapping, 
the details of which contain a virulent infohazard. Affected 


individuals believe that the kidnapping victim is still missing. 
Subjects persist in this belief even when offered physical evidence 
to the contrary, including insisting that evidence has been faked and 
denouncing the identity of the living victim. Subjects display a desire 
to relate details of the case to others. 


Most subjects need to be acquainted with approximately 30% of the 
case for the infohazard to take affect. However, certain individuals 
have been infected after learning only the barest details, 
necessitating extreme caution in the documentation of SCP-3231. 
The amount of detail known by a subject prior to infection is 
inversely proportional to the efficacy of amnestic treatment. 


Addendum 3231-01: Incident 3231-Alpha 


A widespread outbreak of SCP-3231 occurred in September, 1994, 
after details of the B case were broadcast on popular television 
show . Over 9 million individuals across the United States 
were affected. Cleanup efforts lasted six months, though it is not 
known whether any affected individuals escaped notice, nor how 
many. It is not known how the show's producers obtained 
information about the case. 


Addendum 3231-02: Details of SCP-3231, 3/3231 CLEARANCE 
EYES ONLY 


+ WARNING: HIGH LIKELIHOOD OF INFOHAZARDOUS 
INFECTION 


On May 8th, 1978, Deborah Valerie Baynard, aged 5 years, 
disappeared while playing by herself in her front yard in Penfield 
Township, Ohio. After an extensive search, Baynard was found on 
August 15th, 1978, alive and in the custody of lan Joseph Arnorson, 
32, already suspected in another child kidnapping in Lorain County. 
Arnorson was tried and found guilty of kidnapping and murder. 


The Foundation became involved during the FBI investigation when 
an agent with the Unusual Incidents Unit noted that the Baynard 
family insisted the returned victim was not Debbie, he had done 
something to her. No amount of assurance from officials could 
persuade the family the child had been found alive. The family and 


Arnorson were amnesticized after a Foundation interrogation, but 
that didn't bury the truth. To this day, they are not carriers of 
SCP-3231. 


Deborah Baynard was taken into Foundation custody in 1985, when 
she was reported as a runaway by her school. She claimed her 
parents were abusive, but it was just a family driving out the 
mockingbird planted in their midst. Why won't they give us our baby 
back? She has since joined the Foundation as E-Class personnel, 
but we can't hide her from the world, not forever. 


We know. 


And now it's time for everyone to know the pure, beautiful truth. It's 
time to bring our Debbie back to us. 


- Hide block 


>... WARNING 

>...DATABASE INTEGRITY ERROR 

>... COUNTERMEME DEPLOYMENT UNSUCCESSFUL 
>... SECURITY HAS BEEN NOTIFIED 

>...PLEASE REMAIN AT THIS TERMINAL 


SCP-3232: Bug Pillow 


Item #: SCP-3232 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3232 is to be kept in an 
isolated reinforced glass cell for observation, located at Site- . The 
seams of the cell are to be sealed with industrial resin coated in 
liquid adhesive. Resin and adhesive will be replaced bi-weekly due 
to SCP-3232's environmentally destructive behavior. Any 
containment breaches of instances of SCP-3232-1 will be dealt with 
using common household insecticides depending on species. Due to 
the nature of this object, pillows of any kind are disallowed within 50 
meters of the testing area. 


Description: SCP-3232 is an old cotton pillow (estimated to be 15 - 
20 years old) perpetually covered in arthropods of various species 
(henceforth collectively known as SCP-3232-1). SCP-3232-1 
appears to originate from inside the pillow, exiting the casing 
through small holes in the seams. All attempts to examine the 
interior of the pillow casing have been met with failure. The cloth 
seems to be resistant to further tear or damage, and attempting to 
insert a camera or any other probing device will result in hitting an 
unidentifiable barrier, halting further exploration. Species found on 
the surface of SCP-3232 vary greatly, most being species commonly 
perceived as “household pests”. Exotic, rare, or even species 
thought to have been extinct! have been also observed. SCP-3232 
currently has no observable limit to the volume of arthropods it can 
produce2. 


Individuals within an 2 - 5 meter distance from SCP-3232 who are 
experiencing moderate fatigue will not perceive the arthropods on 
the pillow, and will rest their head on the pillow without hesitation. 
Once the subjects head makes contact with SCP-3232, they will fall 
asleep within 1 - 5 minutes, and SCP-3232-1 will begin to crawl into 
every orifice on the subjects body. The subject appears to show no 


discomfort during this time, and appears to be sleeping peacefully. 
During the 6 - 12 hours of sleep, SCP-3232-1 will mate and 
reproduce inside the subject's body. The young will mature at an 
anomalous rate, and become fully matured adults within the allotted 
time. Eventually they will exit the subject, and collectively gather to 
reoccupy the pillow. The surface population does not appear to 
change, as the surplus of arthropods enters the pillow case. 
Subjects who undergo this process suffer no adverse effects, and 
are physically unaffected by SCP-3232-1. 


When foreign arthropods are introduced to the pillow, a seemingly 
random percentage become assimilated into the swarm, while 
others are violently torn apart by other arthropods, who drag the 
pieces back into the pillow. Criteria for assimilation is currently 
unknown. When separated from the pillow, the arthropods exhibit no 
anomalous properties, and are indistinguishable from their 
respective species, though they will persistently attempt to return to 
the pillow, ignoring all self preservation instincts. 


Addendum-01: SCP-3232 has demonstrated to have limited control 
over SCP-3232-1, and has exhibited self preservation behaviors. It 
has made attempts to use varying species of ants and locust to 
gnaw away at its containment cell, and has even on occasions 
produced bullet ants to attack researchers while being studied. 
Containment procedures have been updated accordingly. Any new 
behaviours are to be reported to the current project supervisor. 


The object has also demonstrated its ability to adapt to different 
environments. If buried underground, various species of ants will 
manifest to create a small cave system. If submerged underwater, 
the surface will become populated with aquatic arthropods, including 
species of Notonectidae, Diving Bell Spiders, and small species of 
crab. 


Event-3232-A: Another pillow was introduced to SCP-3232's 
containment cell. After approximately 24 seconds of exposure, a 
single insect, a cockroach specifically, left the swarm, tore a hole in 
the side of the pillow casing, and entered the inside. It remained in 
the pillow for 4 hours, until the pillow’s seams began to tear open, 
leaving small gaps for a new swarm (now designated SCP-3232-1- 
B) to emerge and populate the surface of the pillow. Studies have 


shown the new pillow (now designated SCP-3232-B) now 
possesses the same anomalous properties as the original. Due to 
SCP-3232's reproductive nature, it is currently unknown how many 
instances of SCP-3232 are active outside the Foundation. 


Addendum-02: Both SCP-3232-1 and SCP-3232-1-B appear to 
have formed some sort of community. Members of each swarm will 
leave their own pillow, and enter the other. Studies as for the 
purpose of this behavior are inconclusive, as they do not appear to 
be exchanging goods or services of any kind. 


Footnotes 

1. Use of SCP-3232-1 to revive extinct species is pending. 
2. It is theorized that SCP-3232 contains a mass quantity of 
arthropods that simply hasn’t exhausted yet. 


SCP-3233: Smells Like Tenrec Spirit 


Item #: SCP-3233 
Object Class: Euclid Keter 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3233 is to be contained in 
a modified humanoid containment cell in Site-104. The ventilation of 
SCP-3233's cell is to be entirely self-contained and separate from 
that of the rest of Site-104's, and equipped with filters lined with 
activated charcoal to prevent escape of SCP-3233-1. SCP-3233 is 
to absorb a tenrec pup every 96 hours. 


A small population of Echinops telfairi is to be maintained on-site in 
Site-104's Animal Wing for feeding purposes. Any research 
submitted for peer review regarding animals of the order Tenrecidae 
is to be summarily rejected, and confiscated through standard 
channels. 


Description: SCP-3233 is an adult human female of Hispanic and 
Southwest Asian descent, formerly known as Cierra Jimenez. 
SCP-3233 possesses a number of sharp spines on its hands, arms, 
joints, face, and neck, resembling those covering the lesser 
hedgehog tenrec. These spines are exceptionally durable and 
sharp, although chemical analysis has shown them to be composed 
of ordinary keratin. SCP-3233 no longer needs to eat. 


SCP-3233 passively emits a volatile, pheromone-like chemical from 
its sweat glands, designated SCP-3233-1. SCP-3233-1 has a faint 
odor similar to lavender to humans, but exhibits its anomalous effect 
when its odor is perceived by tenrecs. This trigger activates in 
approximately 71% of all instances tested. SCP-3233-1 does not 
seem to affect subjects whose olfactory sense has been damaged, 
deactivated, or removed. 


Animals affected by SCP-3233-1, designated SCP-3233-Alpha, 
experience a deterioration of their uteral lining, causing infertility. 


SCP-413: Endless Garage 


Item #: SCP-413 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: All entrances to SCP-413 are to 
be sealed and put under armed guard. Under no circumstances are 
unauthorized persons allowed to enter SCP-413, with guards 
authorized to use lethal force. Any personnel entering SCP-413 for 
experiments are required to wear GPS trackers and safety lines at 
all times. Should containment be breached, or by O5 decree, 
Containment Protocol 413 must be immediately enacted by the 
highest ranking personnel present. 


Description: SCP-413 is a four-story parking garage located in 
[REDACTED]. Inside, SCP-413 has a variable environment that 
dynamically alters itself. In effect, SCP-413 is able to change its 
internal structure, such as moving ramps, adding floors, changing 
stair cases, and so on. However, when observed from the outside, 
there is no indication of any of these changes taking place. While 
accurate measurement of SCP-413's interior has proven impossible, 
it is well established that the interior is larger than the building's 
external dimensions, and that the interior dimensions are constantly 
changing. 


Another effect SCP-413 appears to have is to interfere with an 
individual's sense of direction. Analysis of recordings taken of the 
interior reveal that SCP-413 generates a low-frequency sound within 
its interior that shuts down or interferes with several key regions of 
the human brain controlling navigation, balance, and short-term 
memory. Extended exposure to this sound is known to cause 
several side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, vomiting, vertigo, 
anxiety, claustrophobia, and in some rare cases, [DATA 
EXPUNGED]. However, these effects will eventually wear off once 
the affected individual leaves SCP-413.