A small hole appears on the casing surface. Researcher 
places one hand over the hole and quickly recoils 
in pain. 


A figure matching typical appearance of SCP-1124-1 
emerges from the hole slightly, pausing for roughly 3s. 
remains still and continues looking at SCP-1124. 


SCP-1124 retreats into the hole. 


produces emergency film from a storage closet 
near unit 1124-C and leans over the box to begin 
applying it to the casing. 


SCP-1124 shoots out of its casing into mouth. 


appears to panic, runs into cell 1124-C and begins 
punching a button linking to the failsafe. 


Doors to unit 1124-C lock and the chamber begins filling 
with triflic acid and mist. 


‘s head appears to ‘inflate’ slightly. collapses. 
’s Skull appears through cracks in the skin on the 
head. Blood beginning to drain from cranial orifices. 


At this point filming is obscured by acid all but completely 
filling the tank. The sound of a metallic screeching can 
be heard, followed by a dull thud and a sound "similar to 
a balloon popping". 


Related Documentation 


Short History of ILYENA, Project Tantalus, and the 
Grey Dragon Incident 


ILYENA, or Site-x19 was established for conducting 
research and experimentation deemed too risky for 


planet-side operations. Due to its locationon __, 
ILYENA was a low risk solution and conveniently 
dispensable. The atmosphere on rendered any 
containment breach irrelevant, and allowed for quick 
termination. 


After decades of research and failed termination 
attempts, SCP- became docile. During this 30 year 
“grace period”, absolutely no research or testing was 
devoted into the nature or genesis of SCP-  . SCP- 
was re-designated as Euclid although there was no 
change in containment procedure. 


SCP-_ ’s highly unusual, docile behavior was almost 
inexplicable at the time. This period of general quiet 
surrounding SCP- began shortly after the Foundation's 
involvement in Sector . The Foundation’s 
extraterrestrial involvement was a response to civilian 
developmental breakthroughs resulting from the 
discovery of the equation, and the subsequent 
colonization of Sector 


SCP- once again became active when pods containing 
the SCP-1124 canisters landed at [DATA EXPUNGED] 
Air Force Base in ,NVon / /20 . The resulting 
destruction of Site- and the continent of [DATA 
EXPUNGED] is known as the “Grey Dragon Incident”. 


When pods arrived at [DATA EXPUNGED] Air Force 
base, alarms in block of Site- sounded as a result of 
thermal and kinetic changes in the containment cell of 
SCP-_ .D-Class personnel on assignment guarding 
SCP- reported movement in the containment cell. 
SCP-_ broke containment shortly after, ignoring site 
personnel and heading directly toward the ILYENA 
lander coordinates. 


An alert was sent to General . The General ordered a 

battalion of soldiers outfitted with [DATA EXPUNGED] to 

intercept SCP- on route to the lander. This resulted in 
casualties. Mobile Task Forces Alpha-2 and Delta-5, 


each carrying single Alpha pods of SCP-1124, were 
intercepted and destroyed by SCP-_ . Foundation losses 
were extreme. It was later revealed by Mobile Task 
Force lota-5 after returning the lot of SCP-1124 that 
protocol was broken and these pods were given to the 
other groups as a diversionary measure. It is not known 
what became of the pods used for the diversion. 


SCP- wentuncontained for years. The continent of 
[INFORMATION OMITTED] inhospitable, marking the 
most severe breach in Foundation history. SCP- was 
finally lured into a new containment cell using an inactive 
SCP-1124. 


During the operation to intercept SCP- ,SCP- ’s 
containment cell was refit and housed 70km 
underground in a previously decommissioned facility. 
Walls were surrounded with pools of triflic acid and 
containment procedures were established on site. SCP- 

‘s containment, and Mobile Task Force lota-5’s return 
and immediate termination marked the conclusion of the 
Grey Dragon incident. 


Project Tantalus began in the summer of 20 following 
the string of incidents caused by the containment breach 
of SCP- .SCP- ’s correlation with SCP-1124 was 
revealed through its actions. The project consists of 
SCP-_'s relocation to a new research facility in fora 
new series of termination attempts. 


Related SCP Objects: SCP-682 "Hard-To-Destroy Reptile" 
« SCP-1123 | SCP-1124 | SCP-1125 » 


SCP-1125: Answer Dice 


Item #: SCP-1125 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Specimens of SCP-1125 are to 
be locked in opaque storage crates and kept in the SIV (Small Items 
Vault) at Site-12. In the event of exposure to SCP-1125 outside of 
testing procedures, any and all personnel affected are to be 
detained and separated from SCP-1125 for application of class-A 
amnestics and psychological reconditioning. D-Class personnel 
used in testing procedures are to be given initial questions 
specificied in document 1125/D-RegA/extCom:v1.21. 


Mobile Task Force Gamma-11 ("Dicejockeys") have been tasked 
with location and acquisition of instances of SCP-1125 outside of 
Foundation control. 


Description: SCP-1125 is a collection of individually packaged dice 
with their pips replaced by the words 'Yes' (2x), 'No' (2x) and 
‘Maybe’ (2x). All specimens were machined from pine wood, and 
had their surface treated with an unremarkable yellow dye and a 
chemical sealant to prevent wear. The answers available on the dice 
are rendered in an MS Comic Sans font using a dye containing 
traces of charcoal, a dye stabilizing agent and [REDACTED]. The 
words 'The Factory' are found on the cardboard backing 
attached to each clear plastic packaging. Underneath the company 
logo an advertising slogan that reads "They'll make up your mind!" is 
printed in bold red lettering with a white outline. If encountered 
without their packaging, instances of SCP-1125 are currently 
indistinguishable from similar non-anomalous answer dice. In light of 
this, any and all similarly colored answer dice found in Foundation 
facilities are to be destroyed immediately, without (further) physical 
contact by personnel, and all potentially compromised personnel are 
to submit to the application of Class-A amnestics and psychological 
reconditioning. 


SCP-1125's effect becomes apparent when a specimen makes 
contact with the epidermis of a human being. An immediate 
compulsion to make use of it comes over the subject, who will 
phrase a query concerning a binary decision and roll SCP-1125. It 
then provides an answer, where it must be noted that if a roll 
indicates an answer of 'Maybe’, the subject will continue to roll the 
die indefinitely until either an affirmative or negative answer has 
been generated. 


Subjects will unfailingly keep to the answer provided by SCP-1125, 
even if this would produce undesirable results. Furthermore, while 
initial use of the object seems to be made with trivial, sometimes 
even whimsical questions, testing has shown prolonged exposure to 
lead to increasingly critical decisions being made dependent on 
SCP-1125. Subjects in possession of a specimen gradually become 
unable to make any decision without resorting to the object and over 
time even base decisions that are not normally consciously made on 
the result that SCP-1125 provides them with. If challenged, subjects 
will not perceive this to be abnormal behavior and will actively resist 
attempts to take SCP-1125 away from them. 


Testing has revealed that while SCP-1125 influences decisions, it 
does not confer abilities to the subject that it did not have before. 


The Site-12 SIV currently holds 79 individual instances of SCP-1125 
with several specimens having been removed for testing purposes. 
These were subsequently destroyed to prevent accidental exposure. 


Addendum 1125-A-01: Excerpts from the transcript of video log 
1125-DV-23 


[Begin transcript excerpt | timestamp 
2007/07/14-14:52:31] 


D-43426 enters the testing environment, where a 
package containing 1 specimen of SCP-1125 is laid out 
on a small metal folding table. In addition, a bed and a 
single chair are provided. 


Dr. : "Please open the packaging and take out the 
die." 


D-43426: "Whatever you say." 


Subject picks up the item and examines it briefly before 
tearing open the packaging. The object falls out and 
lands on the floor, rolling under the table. 


D-43426: "Shit! Sorry, doc." 

Dr. : "That's fine, D-43426. Please retrieve the die." 
Subject picks up the specimen. 

D-43426: "Got it. Now what?" 

Dr. : "Please do as you like, D-43426." 


D-43426: "Well, might as well roll the little sucker then. 
So...what do | ask it?” 


Dr. : "That is up to you. Anything will do as long as 
it's a question answerable by 'Yes' or 'No’." 


D-43426: "Sure. Should |...should | clap my hands?" 
Subject rolls SCP-1125. 


Dr. : "Good, D-43426. Now, please read the answer 
the die gave you." 


Subject leans in closer and then turns towards Dr. 
D-43426: "It says 'Yes'." 

Subject claps his hands. 

Dr. : "Why did you do that, D-43426?" 


D-43426: "| don't know, it seemed like the thing to do? | 
mean, it said yes. Can | roll it again?” 


[End transcript excerpt | timestamp 2007/07/14 - 
15:04:12] 


[Begin transcript excerpt | timestamp 2007/07/19 - 
09:23:01] 


D-43426: "Should | eat THIS then?" 


Subject rolls SCP-1125 and quickly tears open the box of 
Pop-Tarts provided to him. SCP-1125 is shown to 
indicate an answer of 'Yes’. This is the first sustenance 
subject has permitted himself in 18 hours. 


[End transcript excerpt | timestamp 2007/07/19 - 
09:23:51] 


[Begin transcript excerpt | timestamp 2007/07/25 - 
12:46:54] 


D-43426: "Should | breathe?" 


SCP-1125 is shown to have come up 'Maybe' and 
subject immediately rolls it again. This second roll results 
in a'No' and subject seems to comply. 


D-43426: "should | breathe?” 
Subject rolls the die again. 


[End transcript excerpt | timestamp 2007/07/25 - 
12:47:16] 


« SCP-1124 | SCP-1125 | SCP-1126 » 


SCP-1126: Agent Palmer 


Item #: SCP-1126 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1126 is to remain planted 
at Bio-Site-68. It is to be tethered by steel cable to 4 concrete pillars 
moored in the ground around it to prevent it from moving or 
uprooting itself. It is to be watered at 0900 hours twice weekly. 
Personnel are neither to encourage nor discourage the claims that 
SCP-1126 makes. 


Description: SCP-1126 is a specimen of Veitchia joannis (Joannis 
palm), standing 12m tall. Despite being a member of a species 
endemic to Fiji, SCP-1126 was recovered in Cleveland, Ohio. 
SCP-1126 is animate and capable of speech. It possesses the 
speech mannerisms and personality of the stereotypical Cold War 
spy. It claims to be "Agent Palmer," a reconnaissance agent from an 
organization known as T.R.O.P.1.C. Said organization's apparent 
mission is "the exploration, advancement and domination of tropical 
flora and fauna into the climatologically oppressed regions of the 
world." There is no evidence to support the organization's existence. 
SCP-1126 states that prior to its recovery by the Foundation, it had 
successfully surveyed over 55 square kilometers of rural and urban 
territory in the state of Ohio. The veracity of this claim remains 
indeterminate. 


Draped around SCP-1126's trunk is a dark gray trench coat with two 
belts that fasten tightly across the waist. While the sleeves, pockets, 
and flaps of the trench coat may be shifted or opened, it has proven 
impossible to completely disrobe SCP-1126 — the coat is secured 
to the trunk by unknown means. In addition, SCP-1126 repeatedly 
issues threats of its close-quarters combat prowess, and 
recommends that its body not be explicitly investigated. SCP-1126 
can manipulate the trench coat as though it has arms, usually 
positioning the sleeves as though it were clasping its hands behind 


its back. SCP-1126 achieves forward locomotion by rocking back 
and forth on its root ball. 


SCP-1126 may occasionally remain silent for several days in a row, 
and tends towards speaking less often or with a hoarse voice when 
given less water. SCP-1126 also shows a propensity for neologism. 


Interview Log 1126-Epsilon: 
Interviewed: SCP-1126 
Interviewer: Dr. Sam Quentin 


Foreword: The following interview was conducted 
shortly after SCP-1126 had been watered one morning. 


<Begin Log> 
Dr. Quentin: Hello SCP-1126. 


(SCP-1126 clears its throat and pauses for a few 
seconds.) 


SCP-1126: Pleased to make your accountance, enemy 
number 29. (Note: SCP-1126 had not met Dr. Quentin 
prior to this.) 


Dr. Quentin: And how are you today? 


SCP-1126: As | have explained, | am alert. | will not rest 
until these enchainments have been broken and | am 
free from the tyranny of the temperate bloc. 


Dr. Quentin: Is there anything you would like to say for 
the record, SCP-1126? 


SCP-1126: This is day 14 of my imprisonment. My 
confederables Agent Spanish Moss and Agent Jewel 
Beetle are waiting for me on the outside. Even as we 
speak they are finding weakenings in the defense field of 
this oppressed establishment. 


Dr. Quentin: And these agents are members of 
AO Pe. 


SCP-1126: "7.R.0.P.1.C. is fighting for the ideal of the 
safety and proliferation of tropical life." | will fight with it to 
my dying breath. The mission must be completed. 


Dr. Quentin: ...And why did you choose Ohio for 
reconnaissance? 


SCP-1126: | do not choose my assignages, enemy 
number 29. | accept them. 


Dr. Quentin: For an agent of espionage, you seem to be 
revealing your orders quite freely. 


SCP-1126: (shrugs) The world must be made aware of 
our agenda. 


Dr. Quentin: Well then, thank you, that will be all. 
(stands and makes his way to leave the area) 


SCP-1126: (shouting) Long live T.R.O.P.1.C., and down 
with the polarist regime! 


<End Log> 


Closing Statement: SCP-1126 appears to be able to 
accurately keep track of the passage of time and 
remember individuals it has previously encountered. 


Addendum: Beginning on 2011- - , SCP-1126 has made a daily 
ritual of rocking forwards and backwards in place at 0000 hours in 
an attempt to break free of its moorings. These attempts only last for 
several minutes each and are considered no threat to containment. 


« SCP-1125 | SCP-1126 | SCP-1127 » 


SCP-1127: A Film Festival 


Item #: SCP-1127 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: Instances of SCP-1127 
identified outside of containment are to be investigated by MTF 
Mu-53 (“Ebert's Thumb”). Physical copies of SCP-1127 are to be 
seized, and digital copies are to be captured on secure encrypted 
recording media before being neutralized. Any victims of full 
SCP-1127 exposure must be evaluated to determine if the effects of 
SCP-1127 have rendered them an unacceptable threat to the 
general public. Those deemed an acceptable risk are to be treated 
with Class-A amnestics and released. (Note: Amnestics have no 
effect on the symptoms of SCP-1127 exposure.) Those that cannot 
be released back into the population will be reclassed as D-class 
personnel or terminated at the site director’s discretion. 


Contained copies of SCP-1127 are to be kept in the secure media 
vault at Site- . Instances of SCP-1127 shall only be viewed on 
devices approved by the site director within Site- ’s secure viewing 
room. Instances of SCP-1127 shall only be viewed in their entirety 
by D-class subjects as part of an approved experiment. Foundation 
personnel should avoid unnecessary exposure and log any 
incidence of viewing SCP-1127. Any personnel who have logged 
over 15 minutes cumulative lifetime viewing of any version of 
SCP-1127 must cease working with SCP-1127 and be assigned to 
other duties.