I've been removing and re-implanting the same soul into the same 
test subject, mainly as a form of experimentation with the controls, 
but also as practice. Oddly enough, there doesn't seem to be any 
sort of side effects regarding the subject's health. One would think 
there would be, considering what I'm doing to her... Regardless, I've 
been probing around that pause with the controls, and | think | 
almost have it. 


¢ Experiment-08 


| made it begin the movements of something else entirely before it 
paused again and resumed its original course. | almost have it... 


¢ Experiment-11 


| got it! It completely stopped during the pause, and a completely 
new set of options appeared on the monitor, being things like "split", 
"merge", "remove aspects", "add aspects" and "combine aspects". 
From this | can only deduce that the device is capable of internally 
storing and modifying these souls for use on other subjects. This is 
exactly what | was looking for! 


Date: 30-11-2008 
¢ Experiment-12 


The aspects that the machine talks about are difficult to define 
properly. They're all notated by a single word each, often something 
obscure from various religious texts. I've had to pore over the holy 
books of at least four major religions and six minor ones, just to 
understand what the hell the machine is trying to tell me, and even 
then, I'm still not entirely sure | understand. As far as | know it, most 
of these "aspects" are facets of the person's personality, and their 
general basic behavior, as well as things like willpower, 
understanding, conscience, creativity, empathy, and drive. This... 


may take some time to truly figure out. 
¢ Experiment-37 


This is taking much, much longer than | had originally anticipated. 
So far I've discovered that the device itself can store up to ten 
different souls and their composite aspects, and modify them 
internally. Finding out exactly what each aspect corresponds with is 
difficult to say the least. I'm having to modify each subject slightly, 
then send them out for a complete psychological evaluation to try 
and discern what exactly | did. Then | have to repeat the process 
several more times just to make sure. It's tiring to say the least, but 
on the upside, at least I'm becoming more proficient at the device. 


¢ Experiment-42 


This is getting ridiculous. This has sucked up most of the time in my 
day, and I'm near falling asleep here. There has to be a different 
way to monitor or measure the changes in these people's souls. I'm 
going to try and get onto R&D and see if they can find some sort of 
way of reverse engineering some part of this device, something to 
make this run just that little bit smoother, something to help us 
understand it more. | know how to operate it, but I'm shooting in the 
dark here. I'm like a child with a piano, | know which keys make 
which sounds, but | can't play a song to save my life. I'll try again 
tomorrow. Maybe the morn will bring with it new ideas. 


Date: 01/12/2008 
¢ Experiment-57 


| had thought | had grasped an idea of the limits of this device, but | 
was proven wrong. | had assumed the machine was at fault, being 
too complicated for its own good. Now | realize my mistake. It's not 
the machine, it's the very nature of a human soul. There's no true 
way to express something like that in mere words, although this 
machine tries desperately to do that. That said, it will take me some 
time to be able to use this device competently enough to do what | 
am hoping to do. I'll have to study the things | have seen and 
recorded to the very limit of my abilities. 


Date: 02/12/2008 
¢ Experiment-80 


I've left the device alone for the moment, electing to study my notes 
than raise more questions interacting with the device. I've recorded 
over four hundred different words in regards to the aspects, with an 
almost unlimited number of combinations capable therein. Seems 
apt of course, considering the complexity of the human condition. 
But should | master this device, the possibilities could be endless. 
But such a thing does not seem to be anywhere in sight. It may take 
months, even years, simply to grasp this device, let alone do what | 
have suggested. 


| plan to do it in days. 
Date: 03/12/2008 
¢ Experiment-93 


Still no real progress. At most, I've gotten a single soul that is a 
composite of all I've learned, but it's something that | can't quite 
describe. When interred into a host, it's highly interesting, but when | 
send it in for a psyche test, the results basically go out the window. 
We can't get a valid result, which in and of itself is impossible. 


¢ Experiment-95 


I've been modifying this composite soul, which I'll dub Subject Zero 
for the time being, and every time | do so, | get the feeling there's 
more to this than meets the eye. It seems to be more aware of its 
surroundings, more knowledgeable than its host should allow, 
displaying an intellect that would outstrip most researchers in this 
place many time over. Possibly even me... 


¢ Experiment-107 


My god... This is unprecedented. The reason why the evaluations 
were so inconclusive, why Zero seemed so knowledgeable, why it 
seemed to be able to see another world around it, they all make 
sense now. 


Subject Zero, by some fluke of chance, or by my meddling with this 
machine, somehow, simultaneously exists on this plane of existence 
and several others. | have created an entity that exists beyond the 
scope of human interaction, a consciousness that can see, and 
hear, and feel, and think outside of this realm. It is aware of what | 
have been doing, and it appreciates me having created it. It is, in a 
sense, immortal. Even if its physical host is destroyed, it is capable 
of continuing to survive beyond that, only slightly limited in this level 
of existence. 


It revealed the truth to me, and | have asked it to answer my 
questions for the evaluation honestly. It agreed. 


¢ Experiment-110 


Zero would make an excellent candidate for my assistant. It respects 
and admires me for its creation, much a child would an endearing 
father figure. | have assured it that it would be treated well, and that | 
will give it a host to the best of my ability to create. All that it asks of 
me is that it is given a name other than Zero. A name. Not a 

number. 


| told it to give itself a name, to christen itself whatever it so wishes. 
It told me it would have to think about it. 


End of Session 


Notes: The composite soul has been accepted as a component for 
the "Olympia Project" 


avatar dies and score reset to 0. 


Note / /20 :A routine audit of Foundation 
archives uncovered SCP-__, an anomalous 
hardcover edition of Slaughterhouse Five 
recovered from a used bookstore in Los 
Angeles, CA, in 1947. The book bears 
inscription by Dr. and the additional 
phrase “Miss me yet?” written in human blood. 
Second inscription is consistent with the 
handwriting of D-67895. (ref: Incident 
I-687-1) SCP-  isreclassified SCP- -EX. 


Addendum 2: Incident report of escape of D-67895 
+ Incident |-687-1 
Document# I-687-1 


Personnel involved: D-67895, male 27 years 
of age. Sociopath. Convicted of the 
[REDACTED] series of killings in 
[REDACTED]. Agents A. and C. , and 
Research Assistant Dr. G. 


Date: / / 
Location: Containment room of SCP-687 


Description: For a period of two weeks, 
D-67895, had been extremely cooperative with 
Foundation personnel and had logged 25 
hours of gameplay covering approximately two 
months of in-game time during January and 
February 1934 in Cleveland, OH. D-67895 
proves highly intelligent and adaptable, using 
the sophistication of the game’s parser to 
complete very complex tasks with one or two 
commands. Permission granted to allow 
D-67895 to read newspapers of the era, as 
well as retain paper and writing implements to 


Experiment Log 914 Theta 


Experiment Log of: Professor K. P. Crow, utilizing SCP-914 
in obtaining base materials for the "Olympia Project". 


Date: 05/12/2008 


Pre-Experiment Note: 

This is to produce the base materials | need for the project. | had to 
reassemble the subject that | was originally going to use, because 
after having a talk with Dr. Gears, | discovered that | would be 
unable to use the composite part as | had originally intended, and 
am instead forced to use the entire subject. - Professor Crow 


Test-1 


Input: 


* Caucasian female, thirty-six (36) years of age, five (5) foot, ten 
(10) inches in height, one hundred and forty-nine (149) 
pounds in weight. Subject is in relatively good health, although 
there is some mild liver damage from excessive drinking. 


¢ Ten (10) pounds of SCP-143. 
Setting: 1:1 


Output: 

An organism that appeared to be a young tree sapling weighing one 
hundred and fifty-nine (159) pounds, the bark being a pale gray 
color, and the leaves dark brown. Organism maintained an average 
constant external temperature of thirty seven (37) degrees. 


Organism has a limited motor nervous system, although there 
appears to be no true central nervous system. Tissue samples 
extracted from the main trunk, branches and leaves show that the 
internal tissue of the trunk is similar to brain tissue, only restructured 


to be much more durable, and with a higher level of conductivity, 
whereas branches had traces similar to muscle tissue. The leaves 
contained a high amount of trichome hairs, which were much longer 
and thicker than average, being near an inch in length, and a light 
brown in color. Further examination showed them to be composed 
primarily of keratin. 


Organism responded much more slowly to external stimuli than most 
organisms, taking three hours to register the tissue harvesting done 
to its main trunk. 


Subject has also shown limited signs of sentience, although 
communication is difficult, due to the slow reaction and movement 
times of the subject. 


Note: While the subject is indeed interesting, and does warrant 
further examination, it's not what | was looking for. Inter her outside, 
near the grove, and make sure she's well looked after. 


Test-2 
Input: 


« Asian female, twenty-nine (29) years in age, five (5) foot, three 
(3) inches in height, one hundred and twenty-seven (127) 
pounds in weight. Subject is in relatively good health. No 
major medical issues. 


¢ Ten (10) pounds of SCP-143. 
Setting: Fine 
Output: 


¢ A solid ten (10) pound block of various compounds that are 
mainly found within the human body. 


* Human female with vaguely Asian features, with the same 
proportions and weight as the input subject. Skin is light gray, 
and hair has changed to a slightly translucent pink, similar to 
the leaves of SCP-143. 


Physiology remains mostly the same, although subjects skin has 
displayed distinct photosynthetic qualities, and tissue has the same 
basic material properties as SCP-143. 


Note: This is more along the lines of what | was looking for. 
Hopetully, the rest of the tests will go similarly to this one. 


Test-3 


Input: 


¢ Black female, thirty-two (32) years of age, six (6) foot in 
height, one hundred and seventy-one (171) pounds in weight. 
Subject is in relatively good health. No major medical issues. 


¢ Ten (10) pounds of SCP-148. 
Setting: 1:1 
Output: 
A solid statue of the subject composed of a combination of SCP-148 
and a variety of compounds found in the human body, weighing one 


hundred and eighty-one (181) pounds and having the same 
dimensions as the subject before hand. No life signs. 


Notes: Great, another Jawn ornament. Complete, and total, failure. 
Test-4 
Input: 
¢ Caucasian female, thirty-three (33) years of age, five (5) foot, 
four (4) inches in height, one hundred and thirty-five (135) 
pounds in weight. Subject is in relatively good health. Mild 
damage to lungs due to excessive smoking. 
¢ Ten (10) pounds of SCP-148 
Setting: Fine 


Output: 


A large spherical object weighing one hundred and forty-five (145) 
pounds in weight, and one (1) foot in diameter. Object is highly 
ornate, with raised patterns on the surface, which through further 
investigation appear to be made of bone. The rest of the exterior is a 
compound composed partially of SCP-148 and iron, with trace 
samples of other elements found within the human body. 


Object is slightly warm, being twenty-five (25) degrees Celsius on 
the surface. When a subject is in close physical proximity to the 
object, subject is capable of seeing "beyond the normal human 
spectrum of reality" as stated by one subject. This ability increases 
exponentially when in physical contact with the object. There were 
no extreme ill effects aside from increasingly severe headaches 
from prolonged exposure, although this is merited to the inability of 
the human mind to comprehend such things. 


When asked what exactly the subject meant by its previous 
statement, the subject went on to say that it was possible to "see" 
thoughts and the "lifeforce" of living organisms. The subject went on 
to say that he had seen other things which were impossible to 
explain with words, and that even thinking about them gave him a 
headache. 


Note: Again, interesting, but again, utterly useless to what I'm trying 
to do. 


Test-5 


Input: 


* Caucasian female, twenty-five (25) years of age, five (5) foot 
three (3) inches in height and one hundred and thirty-seven 
(137) pounds in weight. Subject is in exceptionally good 
health. The subject had been a long distance runner before 
her incarceration. 


¢ Ten (10) pounds of SCP-148. 
Setting: Fine 


Output: 


Human female, one hundred and forty-seven (147) pounds in 
weight, with the same dimensions as the original subject. Skin has 
taken on a lightly greenish pallor and has hardened considerably, 
yet remains somewhat malleable. Tissue has become denser, 
leading to an increase in physical resilience. It is expected that 
subject will be resilient to mental attacks and probing as well. 


Notes: That's better. That's more along the lines of what I'm looking 
for. 


Test-6 


Input: 


« Asian female, twenty (20) years of age, five (5) foot six (6) 
inches and one hundred and forty-two (142) pounds in weight. 
Subject is in relatively good health. No major medical issues. 


* One (1) Cray CX1, sixty-four (64) core, entry-level massively 
parallel supercomputer. 


Setting: Fine 


Output: 

Sixty-four (64) arthropods, one (1) foot in size, similar to beetles in 
appearance. Subjects all possessed a molded metal human face on 
their underside, which resembled the original subject. Subjects’ 
shells appeared to be made of a substance similar to glass, allowing 
their internal workings to be viewed easily. Close examination of the 
subjects revealed that they were composed of a hybrid of powerful 
circuitry and high-density crystal. 


Note: That... was just kinda weird. 
Test-7 
Input: 
* Caucasian female, thirty-five (35) years of age, five (5) foot 


nine (9) inches in height and one hundred and fifty-three (153) 
pounds in weight. Subject is in relatively good health. Subject 


has had a hysterectomy, though that has no effect on her 
overall health. 


* One (1) Cray CX1, sixty-four (64) core, entry-level massively 
parallel supercomputer. 


Setting: 1:1 


Output: 

Eighty-one (81) various objects primarily composed of metal and 
glass, all capable of fitting together to form a large statue or 
mannequin of a human female of the same dimensions and features 
as the original subject.