Discovery Log: At approximately midnight on 04/16/20 , police 
were called to the home of Charles and Helen Grant to investigate a 
domestic disturbance. Mrs. Grant reported that her husband, while 
in the middle of preparing for their daughter's seventh birthday party 
the following day, was overcome by a sudden seizure and fell to the 
floor. He then became distressed and attempted to leave the house 
several times but was unable to do so.4 


When Mrs. Grant approached him, Dr. Grant became violent and 
struck her several times. Mrs. Grant was able to subdue him with a 
blow to the back of the head, after which she escaped to the second 
story of her house. She locked herself and her two daughters in the 
upstairs bathroom before calling the police. When local officers 
arrived at the scene, they discovered Dr. Grant near the front door, 
curled up in a fetal position and repeating the phrase "One of us will 
never come back". They later took Dr. Grant into custody for his 
own safety and for the safety of his family. 


View changes to official report 


The official report was edited by embedded 
Foundation personnel to remove any reference 
to the second and third copies of Dr. Grant, 
recovered in a similar condition near the 
washing machine in the basement and a 
computer in a hidden room again in the 
basement respectively, as well as a fourth 
copy pulled from a car wreck approximately 
2km from the Grant household. Officers 
involved in the recovery of these individuals 
were issued Class-A amnestics and implanted 
with false memories. The three instances 
discovered in the Grant household were 
recovered by the Foundation and eventually 
designated SCP-3543-1 through SCP-3543-3. 
The corpse pulled from the wreck was 
autopsied by Foundation personnel® before 
being incinerated. 


Notice from Dr. Taylor: 


| have been hearing talk around the water cooler that 
deeply concerns me, and I'd like to address it. I'm 
referring to the informal references to biomedical 
engineering research done by "SCP-3543" and the like, 
as well as official reports mentioning "Dash-Two" and his 
dissertation on the anomalous properties and biology of 
entities contained within SCP-2932. 


| want to make one thing clear: no, we have not changed 
our policy of referring to humanoid anomalies as such. 
When making references to the containment or study of 
a humanoid anomaly such as instances of SCP-3543, it 
is both appropriate and required to refer to them by their 
numerical designation. This protects our staff by helping 
the SCP Foundation retain an impartial perspective on 
containment. It also serves to remind us that many of 
these objects only appear to be human, and may lack 
the feelings or emotions our empathetic human minds 
might ascribe to them. 


SCP-3543 presents a unique challenge to this practice. 
For many of us, knowing the anomaly before it became 
anomalous is difficult to reconcile. | knew Charles before 
his disastrous encounter with his own experiments 
crippled his intellect. I'm the godmother to his daughter. | 
see the differences between him and instances of 
SCP-3543, and more importantly, | see the similarities. | 
understand all too well how difficult it can be to separate 
anomalous instances from your friends and coworkers. 


When speaking of the trio of humanoids and the 
anomalous event that lead to their creation, the term 
"SCP-3543" should be used. When speaking of the man 
who pioneered the use of Foundation-grade amnestics to 
treat severe phobias and PTSD in bipolar patients, he 
should be referred to as "Dr. Charles Grant". Whatever 
his current mental state, the man earned a doctorate and 
deserves to be referred to with that title. Instances of 
SCP-3543 no longer realize what they've lost, but that 
doesn't mean that we should forget as well. We may 
have sworn to die in the darkness, but by no means is 
anyone asked to live there. 


What Charles did, he did to himself. No one is disputing 
that. This does not negate any of the work he did in 
service of the SCP Foundation or diminish his many 
accomplishments, nor should it. Dr. Grant deserves to 
retain any and all honors he had before succumbing to 


the effects of SCP-3543, and it's our job to maintain that 
distinction. It's the least we can do for a former 
colleague. | don't want to hear about this again. 


Footnotes 

1. Despite an exhaustive search, no records of Dr. Grant's Macro- 
mitosis project were ever discovered. 

2. Foundation psychologist Dr. Alison Taylor 

3. All three SCP-3543 instances possess a birthmark on their inner 
right thigh, a trait shared by Dr. Grant. -3 possesses a scar on his 
left hand, sustained during an outburst of stereotypic movement on 
08/14/20 . This scar does not appear on -1 or -2, nor was it ever 
noted on Dr. Grant while he was alive. 

4. Later inspection revealed that this was because he had neglected 
to unlock the front door. 

5. This phrase was not heard in its entirety during Dr. Grant's arrest. 
Officers and EMTs pieced it together from repeated partial 
statements with recurring partial words and vocalizations. Their 
inferences lead to this statement. 

6. Cause of death was determined to be exsanguination as a result 
of a traffic collision. 


SCP-3545: The Places You'll Never Go 


SCP-3545 OVERVIEW 


WARNING: 


Unathorized access to this document is 
forbidden. This information is restricted 
to Level 5 clearance only. 


Information about SCP-3545 is currently locked with Level 5 
clearance. Failure to abide by security procedures will result in 
corrective action. 


If you are unsure of your clearance level or are lacking proper 
credentials, please contact your site director. 


This document describes a Oneiri-Class reality bending anomaly. 
Do not attempt to interact with instances created by SCP-3545. 


Since the events of Incident Report 3545-001, testing with 
SCP-3545 is suspended indefinitely. 


[INPUT LEVEL 5 SECURITY CREDENTIALS] 
Item#: SCP-3545 
Object Class: Safe (Presumed Euclid) 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3545 is to be 
housed in a standard containment locker in Site-19. 
Object should be secured with Level 2 Clearance and 


monitored while its effects are better understood. 


Note: Concerns over the frailty of the object have lead to 
SCP-3545's containment locker being fit with a felt-lined 
indentation in which the object is to be placed. 


Discovery: [DATA PURGED PER 05 REQUEST] 


Description: SCP-3545 is the designation for an antique 
crystal drinking glass of unknown origin. The glass itself 
is seemingly comprised of non-anomalous material and, 
therefore, proper care must be taken when handling the 
item. 


SCP-3545 bears no identifying marks or artist etchings 
and exact dating has yielded inconsistent results. 


When an individual maintains direct eye contact with 
SCP-3545 and forms a mental image of the glass, it will 
begin filling with an unknown substance. The liquid that 
manifests within SCP-3545 absorbs all visible light and 
therefore appears completely black. During this process, 
the contents of the glass cannot be accessed by any 
means and will appear non-corporeal. The substance will 
slowly replace any liquid already in the glass. 


SCP-3545 will generally fill completely within five 
minutes of sustained focus, but this is not recommended, 
as this process has shown to have detrimental 
neurological consequences, with subsequent interactions 
having increased potential for adverse effects. All 
personnel assigned to the study of SCP-3545 are to 
leave the testing area before discussing findings to 
minimize unwanted exposure. 


When SCP-3545 is full, the liquid can be removed from 
the glass via ingestion. No other methods have proven 
capable of removing the contents of the glass, and 
attempts to retrieve consumed liquids have failed. Upon 
ingestion of the substance, subjects become 
instantaneously aware of a sequence of 18-24 numbers. 


The relevance of these numbers is currently not known, 
and testing is ongoing. A complete list of the results of 
testing can be found below. 


Experiment Log 3545-A 


Designation Resuit Sequence 
D-8121 Subject filled ancl [DATA PURGED 
consumed PER OS 
contents REQUEST] 


successfully. 
Could not describe 
taste. Experienced 
mild headaches 
for the following 
day. Sequence 


recorded 
successfully. 

D-0330 Subject expressed [DATA PURGED 
difficulty PER O05 


concentrating on} REQUEST] 
object. Focus aio 
was administered 
and D-0330 was 
able to complete 
the process shortly 
thereafter. 
Described taste as 
"floral". 
Experienced no 
negative effects. 


Sequence 
recorded without 
incident. 

D-44211 Subject filled and [DATA PURGED 
consumed PER O5 
contents, REQUEST] 


complaining of a 
foul taste. D-Class 
unable to 


D-6325 


D-9921 


elaborate on taste 

any further. 
Experienced major 
epistaxis shortly 
afterwards. Full 
recovery was seen 
within an hour. 
Sequence 

recorded 

successfully. 

Subject filled and [DATA PURGED 
consumed PER O05 
contents. REQUEST] 
Described the 

taste as "earthy". 
Experienced 

auditory and visual 
hallucinations 
sporadically over 

the next 36 hours. 
Sequence was 

recorded without 

issue. 

Filling SCP-3545 None 
took several 

minutes longer 

than expected, as 
subject fell asleep 
several times 

during their efforts. 
D-9921 claimed to 

feel very fatigued 

when 

concentrating on 

the object. Upon 
consumption, 

subject screamed 

and doubled over, 
gagging. Subject 
vomited violently 


D-4106 


D-4106 


for several 

minutes before 

going into shock. 

After euthanizing 

subject, autopsy 

revealed extensive 

burns on the 

inside of the 

esophagus and 

stomach. The 

reason for this is 

not known. 

Sequence unable 

to be acquired. 

Test proceeded | [DATA PURGED 
without incident., PER O5 
Subject was REQUEST] 
extremely 

cooperative 

throughout. Upon 
consumption of 

liquid, D-4106 

described the 

taste as "divine" 

but would not 

elaborate further. 

Sequence 

obtained without 

issue. Subject 

requested further 

testing with object. 

Request was 

approved by 

project head. 

Test proceeded | [DATA PURGED 
identically as they PER O5 
previous. Subject REQUEST] 
experienced minor 

epistaxis but 

requested further 


Experiment 456-2: D-17515 exposed to SCP-456 and fed 
intravenously when unable to care for herself. Subject expired from 
blood loss after days. 


Experiment 456-3: D-17516 exposed to SCP-456, fed 
intravenously, and given periodic blood transfusions as needed. 
Subject expired from narcotic overdose after days. 


Experiment 456-4: D-17517 exposed to SCP-456, fed 
intravenously, and given periodic blood transfusions in addition to 
small doses of a narcotic antagonist. Subject survived for days, 
and was supporting a colony of insects at conclusion of 
experiment. D-17517 remanded for amnestic treatment and 
reassignment on / /20 . 


Addendum: Mobile Task Force Iota-10 ("Damn Feds") 
is investigating a report that a drug cartel located in , Mexico, 
is kidnapping members of the public, breeding SCP-456, and 
extracting the narcotics produced by the victims under the cover of 
DEA operatives. Anyone found to be using SCP-456 in this manner 
is to be terminated. 


« SCP-455 | SCP-456 | SCP-457 » 


D-4106 


D-9866 


D-9866 


testing. Request 

was approved. 

Upon consumptionNone 
of the liquid, 

subject appeared 
confused. When 
questioned, 

D-4106 remarked 

that the taste was 
“awfully dark" 

before collapsing 

in apparent 

seizure. Subject 

expired shortly 
afterwards. 

Sequence not 

acquired. 

Subject filled [DATA PURGED 
SCP-3545 without PER O5 
complaint. After | REQUEST] 
consumption, 

D-9866 remarked 

that the taste was 

harsh and smelled 

of gasoline. 

Subject appeared 

to be intoxicated 

for several hours 
afterwards. 

Sequence 

recorded and 

subject sent for 
bloodwork and tox 
screening. Results 


inconciusive. 
Test repeated to} [DATA PURGED 
attempt to PER O05 


replicate result. | REQUEST] 
Subject expressed 
complaints of 


tinnitus and fatigue 
during test. 
D-9866 consumed 
the contents and 
described the 
tasteas" ". 
Sequence 
obtained and 
found to be 
different than that 
of the previous 
test. Subject 
appeared listful 
after testing, and 
disappeared from 
their quarters 
twelve hours later. 
Subject has not 
been recovered. 


[INPUT LEVEL 5 SECURITY CREDENTIALS] 
Item#: SCP-3545 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: New instances of 
SCP-3545-1 are to be anticipated and cordoned off using 
the standard containment protocol most suited for the 
region in which the anomaly manifests. 


Due to the fragility of the object, SCP-3545 is to be kept 
in a standard containment locker in Site-19, fitted with a 
felt-lined indentation in which it is to be placed. 
SCP-3545's chamber is to be secured with Level 3 
clearance and Site Director approval is necessary before 
testing can be authorized. 


Description: SCP-3545 is the designation for an antique 
crystal drinking glass of unknown origin. The glass itself 


is seemingly comprised of non-anomalous material. 
Therefore, great care must be taken to ensure the 
object's safety. 


Although mostly unremarkable, a combination of direct 
observation and mental focus will cause SCP-3545 to fill 
with an unknown liquid of varying viscosity and taste. 
Liquid appears to absorb all light in the visual spectrum 
and appears entirely black. 


On average, five minutes of sustained focus on the 
object will cause it to fill completely. The contents of the 
object cannot be removed from the glass during this 
point, and will appear non-corporeal. The substance will 
slowly replace any liquid already in the glass. 


While focusing on SCP-3545, individuals are subject to 
sporadic cases of nosebleeds, confusion, convulsions, 
narcolepsy and hallucinations. Repeated exposure has 
been shown to cause permanent trauma and brain 
damage. 


When SCP-3545 has been completely filled, it will emit a 
low hum and glow lightly. The liquid cannot be removed 
from the glass except by ingestion. Upon consuming the 
contents of SCP-3545, the subject will instantaneously 
become aware of a sequence of 18-24 numbers. 
Through extensive testing, it has been deduced that the 
numbers are two sets of four-vector coordinates that 
refer to specific points in four-dimensional spacetime’, 
relative to the location of SCP-3545. These points mark 
the outer boundaries in which an anomaly, designated 
SCP-3545-1, will occur within our own reality. 


SCP-3545-1 instances appear non anomalous in most 
ways. Instances are colloquially defined as a perfect 
orthotope of space for a set period of time, however, they 
can also be viewed as octahedral (Schlafli symbol 
{4,3,3}) given their fourth-dimensional nature (See 
Figure A). 


Upon the manifestation of SCP-3545-1, individuals who 
travel through the boundaries and out the opposite side 
will find themselves transported to an alternate location 
(See Figure B). 


From an outside perspective, the individual traversing an 
instance of SCP-3545-1 will not appear to leave or 
deviate from their path, and will reach and exit the other 
side of the anomaly as normal. Upon exiting the area of 
effect, individuals retain a nascent awareness of their 
experiences, but due to a mild antimemetic effect, often 
do not remember having left any location, nor their 
return. The experience has been described as "dream- 
like".