stupid facile wordplay. It's not even good 
wordplay, it's kindergarten-level paronomasia, 
oh look FIVE DIMENSIONS WHAT OTHER 
THINGS CAN YOU THINK OF THAT COME 
IN FIVES, I'm worthless. I'm worthless. 


Interviewer: Better than my ideas? 


SCP-092-B: There's no deeper meaning to 
what | did, it's all just superficial Potemkin- 
village crap pumping imitation SHIT into the 
river of human achievement. It's Stein's 
fucking Oakland, and | don't even FUCKING 
understand those FUCKING allusions. I'm an 
uninspired wannabe, I'm boring, I'm a useless 
hack with NO FUCKING IMAGINATION. I've 
wasted and ruined miracles, I've squandered 
so much raw material that better people could 
have done so much with... | just... I'm not 
cool. | never will be. I'm really sorry about the 
mess. These aren't my arms. 


(At this point, SCP-092-B seized his own head 
with both hands and ripped it off his neck, 
killing himself instantly.) 


Footnotes 

1. Requests have been made to use SCP-092-200 to send 
exploration teams equipped with environment suits to Himalia; 
approval is pending. 

2. D-092-7714, who had lost an eye in a fight prior to entering 
Foundation custody, grewfourextra eyes when listening to 
SCP-092-278. 

3. Although SCP-092 was taken into Foundation custody in, von 
Trier began production onDimensionin the 1980s, with the intention 
of continuing for 30 years. 


« SCP-091 | SCP-092 | SCP-093 » 


SCP-093: Red Sea Object 


Item #: SCP-093 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: See testing document 
SCP-093-T1 for outline of testing conditions. SCP-093 must remain 
on a mirror at all times and under video surveillance. Admittance into 
the area of SCP-093's containment must be authorized only with 
proper video recording and subject retrieval procedures in place. 
Any attempt to use SCP-093 outside of an approved test will be 
dealt with severely, up to and including termination. 


Description: SCP-093 is a primarily red disc carved from a stone 
composite resembling cinnabar, with circular engravings and 
unknown symbols carved at 0.5 cm depth around the entire object. 
Deeper cuts are present on SCP-093 with a depth of 1 to 1.5 cm. 
SCP-093 is 7.62 cm in diameter and fits comfortably into most palms 
without abrasion. SCP-093 will change hue when held by a living 
individual. The colors taken by SCP-093 are still being researched to 
establish a link. Current belief holds that the changes depend upon 
regrets carried by the holder. 


If SCP-093 is removed from a mirror and not held by a person, it will 
seek out the nearest mirror-like surface. SCP-093 has been 
observed to travel in the largest possible circle while rolling, building 
up phenomenal speed. The mechanism of this acceleration is 
currently unknown. If an obstacle is between SCP-093 and the 
nearest mirror-like surface, it will use this momentum to punch 
through the obstacle and continue on its course at this speed. It will 
only stop when a mirror-like surface is contacted. Despite 
tremendous impact velocities, no damage will be dealt to SCP-093 
or the mirror. 


Additional Notes: No records exist to clarify the nature of 
SCP-093's discovery or presence in the Foundation. See SCP-093- 


OD. Since no records exist explaining SCP-093's method of 
containment, a test procedure was initiated to establish why mirrors 
must be used to contain it. The results of SCP-093-T1 lead to the 
discovery of living beings holding SCP-093 being able to move 
through mirrors and the series of tests in SCP-093-T2 to ascertain 
the destination reached through this travel. 


SCP-093 Original Documentation 
Item #: SCP-093 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Item SCP-093 is to 
be kept on a silver lined mirror on a 0.3x0.23m (1ftx9in) 
pedestal at least 1.22m (4ft) off the ground floor in 
containment cell block _. Object is not to be contained 
in areas exceeding 3.66x3.05m (12x10ft) nor placed on 
mahogany, pine, cherry or aluminum pedestals above or 
below level 1 of containment cell block . Object can be 
handled safely, albeit gently, without consequences. 
Tests and consequences thereof involving containment 
conditions can be viewed in Section-B:35-1 of the 
attached report. 


Description: Object was found on the shore of the Red 
Sea, 30 Jan 1968, emitting a low sigh and a dim blue 
gleam. Its color has since turned into an orange mix of 
red only emitting a hum of varying volume whilst in the 
presence of female examiners of ages between 34 and 
41. SCP-093 resembled the documented blue for 54:34 
at 1:23 on 26 April 1986 coincidentally when the body of 
194-9834 was discovered in Research Facility 


Ties between 194-9834 and SCP-093 remain 
inconclusive and effects of prolonged exposure to 093 
remain unknown except for infrequent reports of periods 
of calmness and in the case of 242-0049 as periodic 
waves of depression, loss of balance and thoughts of 
suicide. These feelings have reportedly not exceeded 
eleven days in duration. Object seemed to react to the 


presence of 242-0056 by turning light violet for no more 
than 2:09, as documented on 12 March 1993. Effects of 
this reaction remain unknown. 


Additional Notes: Origins of 093 remain unknown and 
documents of recovery of 093 have since been 
destroyed in a fire in Research Facility | ,09 December 
1989. Reports on the feelings of researchers who 
handled 093 have remained inconsequential since 19 
April 1995. 


SCP-093-T1: Containment Test 


Testing of SCP-093 against conditions set forth for existing 
containment procedures to assess viability of continuing such 
containment. Beginning with changing the type of mirror used as a 
position of rest: 


Mirrored surface, brass frame, retail-grade mirror: SCP-093 
rests without activity when placed on the mirror. This test alone 
removes the need for costly silver or wooden containment systems. 


Standard-grade table: SCP-093 turns upright and begins to roll 
across the table surface in one direction, making a U-turn and rolling 
to the other, completing an oval shape and repeating this action until 
a mirror is brought into vicinity of it, at which time SCP-093 rolls 
toward the mirror and lays flatways against it, sliding toward the 
center. It is noted that despite the grainy feel of SCP-093, it does not 
mark the mirror in any fashion while moving across it. 


Two mirrors at either end of a standard-grade table: SCP-093 
gravitates toward the closer mirror regardless of orientation and 

makes no distinction between different types of mirrors, favoring a 
factor of distance above all else in choosing the mirror to move to. 


A mirror held by a person and moved around: SCP-093 follows 
the mirror as it moves, gaining speed until a maximum velocity of 

is reached. At any velocity, the impact of SCP-093 against a 
mirrored surface results in no damage to either object. 


A person holding SCP-093 placing it on a mirror: This test was 


accidental, the result of one of the staff tripping another after some 
debate about who would be covering the lunch tab. As a result of the 
behavior of the researchers, it was discovered that a person holding 
SCP-093 and placing it against a mirror will in fact move into the 
mirror. 


Addendum: Containment testing discontinued after establishing 
that SCP-093 requires only a mirror to rest inert. Testing on human 
interaction with mirrors while holding SCP-093 authorized by Dr. 


SCP-093-T2 : Mirror Test 


Testing Protocols: Subjects testing SCP-093 must wear a Class 3 
buckle harness strapped to the chest and attached to a tension 
pulley system allowing for 300 m (~1000 ft) of movement. Additional 
spools may be added to extend movement if necessary. The clasps 
connecting these spools must be high grade and capable of 
withstanding applied force of 0.2 tons. 


A field kit containing the following should be standard issue for 
testing of SCP-093: 


¢ One (1) wrist mounted light source with three (3) hours 
lifespan and additional power sources providing up to six (6) 
additional hours. 


¢ Four (4) 0.5 L water bottles with water. 


Four (4) MREs of any type, plus two (2) plain granola bars 
(chocolate chips allowed). 


¢ One (1) standard-issue Beretta 9mm firearm with twenty-four 
(24) rounds of ammunition, loaded. This is not to be issued 
until subject has passed into a mirror using SCP-093 and 
should be given under armed supervision ensuring that the 
subject passes through entirely. This item is to be 
requisitioned first upon subject's return and subject to be 
made aware of this before leaving line of sight within 
SCP-093's mirror. 


* One (1) standard-issue field knife. The subject is not to be 


made aware of this item and must find it on his own within the 
kit. 


The subject must also be attached to a video system, with a camera 
mounted on the subject's head or shoulders. The video device 
should be cable based and allow for the same length of travel as the 
return system. Wireless cameras have shown mixed results and 
should only be used in testing conditions where SCP-093 is a 
currently known color. New colors must be tested using wired feed. 


During testing, the color of SCP-093 must be recorded, as well as 
history of the subject in terms of their incarceration to identify how 
SCP-093 determines the color to assume. A link appears to be 
connected to guilt or a lack thereof in the subject's psyche. The 
attached test results should be read in order. 


SCP-093 'Blue' Test 
SCP-093 'Green' Test 
SCP-093 'Violet' Test 
SCP-093 'Yellow' Test 
SCP-093 'Red' Test 


The following data has been classified. Personnel requesting 
this data must read all declassified test data and have the 
approval of two (2) Class-4 Personnel 

SCP-093-Recovered Materials 


« SCP-092 | SCP-093 | SCP-094 » 


SCP-093 'Blue' Test 


Mirror Test 1: Color (Blue) 


Subject is D-20384, male, 34 years of age, strong physique. 
Subject's background shows instance of murder/attempted suicide. 
Subject is co-operative in all steps of testing. Subject entered the 
provided mirror while holding SCP-093, which emitted a blue color. 
Outside technicians observed that the mirror retained a true 
reflection until subject had completely passed into it, at which time 
the view changed to an outdoor landscape, heavily tinged in blue. 
Video feed follows in attached media: 


Camera activates, flickers to view. Subject is looking out 
over the same field reported by technicians. Looks like 
typical lowland plains, everything has a heavy blue tinge 
overlapping the normal colors. No discernible landmarks 
visible as subject pans view left to right, only grass, 
weeds, and a breeze moving the taller grass. No trees. 
No living beings visible. 


Subject moves forward as instructed, traveling for 
approximately 500 steps before something becomes 
visible, a patch of the land up ahead is barren and grass 
can be seen dying as subject approaches it. 
Approximately 300 steps forward subject is standing 
before a hole in the ground. The hole has been dug 
using unknown tools of primitive origin. 


Pulley system engaged and the camera suffers a light 
shudder. Subject is instructed to enter the hole, and after 
mild protesting agrees to do so. There is no apparent 
method of descent such as ladder or rope, subject relies 
entirely on his own hands and the pulley system to slow 
the descent. Approximately 100 m of cable is used 
before a bottom is reached, light source provided in field 
kit activated 50 m down when outside sources become 


unreliable. Sweeping gestures of the light reveal nothing 
more than dirt even at the bottom of the hole. 


Subject moves forward with assistance of light source. 
Asked about the blue tinge subject expresses confusion 
and says there is no such tinge from his perspective, and 
never was. Light is visible down the passage and 150 m 
of cable has been used. Out of the camera's eye sound 
is recorded of the firearm being prepared. When 
questioned about these actions subject states justified 
precaution and moves forward. 


The tunnel turns from bare dirt to a concrete enclosure, 
subject complains of a stench. The light source is 
revealed to be ceiling light fixtures, a series of which with 
less than a quarter broken while the others function. A 
series of six doors, three to a side, span before the 
camera view with a seventh door visible at the end of the 
corridor that has been blocked by what looks like generic 
metal shelving debris. Debris shows signs of rusting and 
is typical of retail store units suggesting other human 
presences. 


Subject requested to try doors, in whatever order he 
chooses. Subject tries first door on right, door is locked, 
does not open. Second door tries to open but does not 
budge, unlocked but blocked. Closing second door, third 
door is tried, same results as first. Going up the other 
side the third door does open fully and light is bright in 
the room. Portable light switched off at this time as 
subject pans camera to inspect room. 


Room is bare, no contents, but walls are filthy. Subject 
states material on walls isn't dirt, but he can't identify it, 
seems to resemble melted plastic but is brown in color 
rather than black. Door is closed. Second door on left 
side has no handle, does not move when pushed. The 
hole where the handle was is plugged by unknown 
material. All doors are shaped in such a way that nothing 
can visibly escape from the sides and space for 
movement is too thin to look through even at ground 


level. First door on left hand is locked, but part of key is 
present in lock from stem to the ridges, the back has 
been broken off. 


With effort subject manipulates key to open door and 
immediately begins coughing, complaining of a stench. 
Walls of room are clean as is floor, ceiling is coated in 
the same strange brown material as the third room. In 
this room there is a makeshift cot made from aged 
blankets with a pillow, a wooden crate containing open 
boxes of what appears to have been food stuffs, 
language appears on video as squiggles however 
subject states they simply read 'Cereal’. A second crate 
in the room contains what appear to be empty water 
bottles that have dried out. A book lays next to the cot, 
closed, no title or identifying marks. 


On the wall is what appears to be clipped articles but 
language cannot be read, subject asked to remove 
clippings for retrieval. All articles but one crumble at the 
touch due to age. The intact article is put in a field 
sample container and seems the most recent compared 
to the others. Asked to investigate the book subject 
begins to move toward it. 


Audio on the tape goes strange and a high pitched 
screeching noise like grinding metal dominates all 
communication for 3.5 seconds. Subject has not touched 
the book still, and when the noise stops, subject asks 
control to repeat request. Control made no requests 
during that time as headsets were removed. Subject 
advised to leave room and notes that the door has begun 
closing slowly on its own and if left alone, will close. 
Subject advised to leave door alone and to investigate 
door on right. 


Careful review of the following ten seconds of tape 
shows that as the camera pans, a figure is visible at the 
end of the tunnel where the seventh door is. The door is 
open only enough for a face to be seen through a crack 
just before the door silently closes. No details can be 


seen.