Upon MTF-Omicron Rho ("The Dream Team") investigation into 
potential Oneiroi involvement in the creation of SCP-3060, 
contacts with in the Oneiroi Collective have denied responsibility for 
SCP-3060, and have indicated that the SCP-2876 app had 
encountered no less than four internal breaches of security, 
particularly in areas of user information, since its launch. MTF- 
Omnicron Rho's investigation is still ongoing. 


Addendum 3060-B: Video Log Transcript of Test 3060-03 


Forward: The following events took place on April 2nd, 
2015, as part of the initial containment experiments for 
SCP-3060. An SCP-3060 infected individual was placed 
in a standard Humanoid Containment Cell with 
instructions to go to sleep after being fitted with sensors 
to monitor brainwave patterns and vital signs. D-1260, 
D-2860, D-2106 and D-2306 were placed in nearby cells 
within the same holding block as the infected individual. 
All cells were equipped with CCTV cameras feeding to 
the same monitor bank. At approximately 23:40, the 
infected individual entered her second REM cycle. 


<23:45:21> D-1260 is playing solitaire at the table in his 
cell. D-2860 is reading on her cot. D-2106 is pacing 
within her cell. D-2306 has fallen asleep sitting in his 


After an item is deposited within SCP-375, the subject will be given 
an item of equivalent value to them. Usually, this will take the form of 
cash or credit. Other valuable objects have been observed on rare 
occasions, consisting of objects known and not known to have been 
placed in SCP-375. Objects have included: 


¢ Deed to property from around the mall SCP-375 is located in. 

* Brass piping 

« Awinning lottery ticket, circa 1997. 

¢ A bucket containing a gallon of crude oil. 

* The remains of an adult male subject, dressed in clothing 
circa 1935. 

¢ Approx. 5,000 coins believed to have been created by 
SCP-1015 

¢ Wedding bands 

Various film and Polaroid photographs. No digital photographs 

have been taken from SCP-375 


Subjects may bring knowledge of SCP-375's existence to other 
family members and friends, who will become subject to SCP-375's 
effect. As more subjects open accounts with SCP-375, the 
SCP-375-1 instances may encourage them to deposit other family 
members and friends into SCP-375, and offer investment 
opportunities with SCP-375 based on these deposits. When it was 
recovered, it is estimated that over 30% of residents had been 
placed within SCP-375. 


Once a subject has been exchanged, they will be stored in 
SCP-375's vault. If they are withdrawn, they may have portions of 
their body replaced by pieces belonging to other subjects. This is 
referred to by the SCP-375 employees as compound interest. 
Occasionally, the subject will be replaced by a completely different 
one of similar appearance, usually when the subject has waited 
more than 4 years to withdraw them. 


SCP-375 came to the Foundations attention after local economic 
fluctuations caused by SCP-375's effect were noted by personnel 
embedded in the United States Treasury. Agents were dispatched to 
investigate, and confirmed SCP-375's anomalous properties. 
Interviews with subjects within the town revealed that SCP-375 was 
the town's most prominent local bank, used almost universally. 


cell's chair. 


<23:45:58>SCP-3060-A-1 appears standing over the 
infected individual, and resembles a headless humanoid 
with arms and legs replaced by spinal columns. Shortly 
after, an additional four instances of SCP-3060-A 
appear. Each additional instance resembles a 
featureless humanoid silhouette. The instances remain 
standing over the infected for the next five minutes. All 
D-class personnel appear to have become catatonic. 
Those D-class awake have expressions of distress upon 
their face. 


<23:51:00> SCP-3060-A-2 turns and leaves the 
infected's cell, phasing through the door and entering the 
hallway where it then phases into D-2306's cell. 
SCP-3060-A-2 stands over D-2306 for several seconds, 
then bends over and places its face near D-2306's ear 
before reaching into his skull. 


<23:53:30> SCP-3060-A-3 phases through the floor, and 
vanishes for several moments before phasing up through 
the floor of D-2860's cell, through her cot, then through 
her. SCP-3060-A-3 remains motionless for several 
moments as it looks down at D-2860, who appears to be 
struggling against her catatonic state. SCP-3060-A-3 
then slowly reaches out and closes D-2860's eyes with 
its hand, then reaches into her skull. 


<23:55:45> SCP-3060-A-2 removes its hand from 
D-2306's skull and takes the shape of a male human with 
mathematical symbols in place of facial features. 
SCP-3060-A-2 vanishes. 


<23:56:15> SCP-3060-A-4 climbs up the cell wall and 
phases through the ceiling and vanishes for several 
moments before phasing into D-2106's cell through the 
ventilation grate. The instance drops down and walks 
around D-2106 as she struggles against her catatonic 
state. D-2106 falls over. SCP-3060-A-4 wraps its arms 
around D-2106 and begins to caress her head. After 


several moments of this, SCP-3060-A-4 reaches into 
D-2106's skull. 


<23:57:46> SCP-3060-A-3 removes its hand from 
D-2860's skull and takes the shape of a humanoid 
composed of tightly wound thread. A variety of spiders 
are visible crawling in and out of openings along 
SCP-3060-A-3's body. SCP-3060-A-3 vanishes. 


<23:58:42> SCP-3060-A-5 leaves the infected's cell, 
phasing through the walls from cell to cell before finally 
arriving at D-1260's cell. SCP-3060-A-5 stands across 
the table from D-1260, staring at him for several 
moments while caressing his hand. D-1260 struggles 
against his catatonic state. SCP-3060-A-5 reaches into 
D-1260's skull. 


<00:00:47> SCP-3060-A-4 removes its hand from 
D-2106's skull and takes the shape of a featureless white 
humanoid dressed in a Foundation lab coat. SCP-3060- 
A-4 vanishes. 


<00:02:30> SCP-3060-A-5 removes its hand from 
D-1260's skull and takes the shape of a featureless black 
humanoid dressed in an amalgamation of paraphernalia 
from various authoritarian regimes. SCP-3060-A-5 
vanishes. 


<00:05:38> SCP-3060-A-1 remains standing over the 
infected until she awakens at approximately 04:50:00. 


Addendum 3060-C: Interview Log 3060-6 


The following interview was conducted as part of routine 
mental health monitoring for SCP-3060 infected 
individuals, on 03/03/2016. 


Interviewed: Researcher Joanna Corbyn 
Interviewer: Researcher Roland Ferro 


Foreword: The interview took place approximately one 


and half months following Researcher Corbyn’s infection 
by SCP-3060 during the 15/1/2016 containment breach 
of an instance of SCP-3060-A. Researcher Corbyn had 
begun to report visual and auditory hallucinations one 
week earlier. Due to her knowledge on SCP-3060's 
effects and prior diagnosis of insomnia, Researcher 
Corbyn has shown remarkable resistance to SCP-3060's 
hallucinogenic effects. 


<Begin Log> 
Ferro: Evening, Joanna. 


Corbyn: Evening, Roland. Sorry if I’m not exactly 100% 
today. To be frank, I’m exhausted, and it’s hard to 
concentrate when the walls are bleeding—Don‘t sit there! 


Researcher Ferro pauses as he begins to sit in his chair. 
He then stands and straightens his labcoat. 


Ferro: May | ask why? 


Corbyn: Trust me, Roland. I'll be... much, much more 
composed if | don’t have to watch you sit in that chair. 


Ferro: The hallucinations have progressed to that 
severity, already? 


Corbyn: They have. It’s like my eyes are constantly 
getting these little popups of nonsense. And then there is 
this fucking voice that keeps commenting on things. 
Yeah, I’m talking about you shut up! 


Ferro: The auditory hallucinations are constant at this 
point, then? 


Corbyn: Just the one. | personally like to think it’s the 
voice of the 3060-A that’s creeping on me, but | have no 
way to prove that, and it’s not like it’s going to tell the 
truth. 


Researcher Corbyn rubs her eyes for several moments 


and sighs heavily. 


Corbyn: I’m so fucking fried right now, Roland. 
Sleeping’s become a chore: a nightmare-filled chore that 
leaves me feeling more exhausted than when | went to 
bed, and when | wake up it’s like I’m taking the 
nightmares with me. Like the barrier between my 
conscious and subconscious has become a sieve or 
something. 


Ferro: These auditory hallucinations, what do they— 


Researcher Corbyn covers her mouth with her hand and 
stifles a mixture of tears and laughter. She then points at 
Researcher Ferro. 


Corbyn: Your face has just melted off, Roland. We 
should probably hurry this up, | don’t know how much 
more | can take. 


Ferro: Right... right... These auditory hallucinations, 
what kind of things do they say? 


Corbyn: Comment on thoughts | have, on things | see, 
sometimes asks me about myself. | have to say, when 
the other infected said they felt like their mind wasn’t 
their own | didn’t really know what they were saying, but | 
sure as hell do now. 


Ferro: Do you believe that the voice is trying to control 
you? Command you? Influence you in anyway? 


Corbyn: Fuck if | know, Roland. If it is, it’s doing a pretty 
shitty job at it. Honestly, I’d say it’s just here for the 
headspace and to enjoy the ride, but again, what the hell 
do | know. 


Researcher Corbyn then closes her eyes and places her 
head in her arms upon the table. 


Corbyn: Can we be done, please? 


Ferro: I'm afraid we have just a few more things to get 
through before we're done. Bear with me. 


Corbyn: Alright... 


Researcher Ferro quickly writes down several sentences 
on a piece of notebook paper. 


Ferro: How you are describing this auditory 
hallucination... you make it sound like a separate 
intelligence. I'm writing down a few questions that I'm 
going to want you to ask it. 


Researcher Ferro slides the piece of paper to 
Researcher Corbyn. Corbyn eyes the document for 
several moments, then turns her head the edge of the 
table. Corbyn then sighs in frustration before rubbing her 
temples. 


Corbyn: The words marched like ants off the page, 
Roland. | can't read this. 


Ferro: I'll dictate them then. | got a hunch, but I'm going 
to need some confirmation before | can move forward in 
that direction. 


Researcher Ferro takes the piece of paper back and 
begins to read aloud 


Ferro: 1) What do you call yourself? 2) Are youa 
separate entity from Joanna Corbyn? 3) Do you exist 
within her mindscape or are you based in some other— 


Researcher Corbyn rapidly backs away from Researcher 
Ferro in fear, flipping over the table on the way. 


Corbyn: Jesus! Fire! Roland? Fire! 


Researcher Corbyn removes her jacket and tackles 
Ferro to the ground, and attempts to snuff out a fire on 
Ferro's person. Security personnel intervene and pull 
Corbyn off Ferro, keeping her restrained as she 


struggles to free her self for a total of two minutes. 
Eventually, Corbyn yields. Ferro then orders the security 
personnel to release her. Corbyn proceeds to lower 
herself onto the floor, and crawl away. She then sits in 
the far corner of the room in tears. 


Ferro: Christ, Joanna, what the hell was that. 


Corbyn: (Between sobs) You got to the second 
question... then burst into flames, Roland... | couldn't 
watch you die like that... | can't answer these 
questions... | fucking can't do this... 


Researcher Ferro approaches Researcher Corbyn in an 
attempt to comfort her. Corbyn immediately pulls herself 
into the fetal position. 


Corbyn: Get away from me! 


Researcher Ferro pauses for several moments, then 
nods in agreement. 


Ferro: Very well. I'll leave the list with you. See if you 
can ask them when you have a less visually... clustered 
moment. 


Researcher Ferro leaves. Researcher Corbyn attempts 
to read the list again. After what appear to be multiple 
attempts she screams out in frustration, crumples up the 
paper, and throws it against the nearby wall. Researcher 
Corbyn then places her head in her hands. 


<End Log> 
Addendum 3060-D: Update 22/10/2016 


On October 22nd, 2016, a Kervier Pharmaceutical advertisement for 
SCP-3060 appeared in over 100 publications in the United States, 
Canada, and Europe. By the time mass censorship protocols could 
be enacted, and the source of the ad was traced to a Kervier 
Logistics warehouse in Seattle, Washington, approximately 3000 
instances of SCP-3060 had been shipped, with MTF Alpha-4 ("Pony 


Express") operatives able to stop 2700 in transit. An additional 270 
instances of SCP-3060 were later captured at their destinations. 
Currently 30 instances of SCP-3060 remain uncontained. 


Warehouse staff were oblivious to the devices effect when 
interviewed, having all been hired within the last two weeks. Over 
half of these individuals were users of SCP-2876 prior to their hire 
date. All warehouse staff brought into Foundation custody died in 
their sleep shortly afterwards. As before, large quantities of 
SCP-3966-A were found within the warehouse staff's CSF during 
autopsy. Investigation into both Kervier Pharmaceutical and Kervier 
Logistics is ongoing. 


As of 25/10/2016, an unknown number of SCP-3060 infected 
individuals are currently believed to be uncontained, with outbreaks 
occasionally occurring in several major metropolitan areas. Attempts 
to contain SCP-3060 infected individuals are ongoing. Due to 
SCP-3060 infection remaining largely undetectable within the 
general public until end stage symptoms manifest, several mobile 
task forces are on standby to investigate reports of multiple 
psychotic breaks and acts of violence occurring within a short time 
frame within the same geographic area. SCP-3060's object class 
has subsequently been updated to Keter. Pandemic levels of 
SCP-3060 infection are currently being considered a potential AK- 
class End of World Scenario. 


SCP-3061: Reluctant Fiend 


Item #: SCP-3061 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Iterations of SCP-3061 are to 
be stored in high-security storage archives located at Site-81. 


Investigation into SCP-3061 iterations existing among the general 
public and religious groups is underway. Monitoring of references to 
SCP-3061 throughout online sites has been established by 
Foundation web crawlers. Any individuals found possessing 
SCP-3061 are to be apprehended and iterations are to be 
contained. Release may be granted to regular civilians following 
amnestic treatment. 


Foundation personnel are to follow standard Milton protocols while 
conversing with SCP-3061-1 during interviews and testing. 


Update: Several groups have been identified as possessing 
iterations of SCP-3061. Details regarding these groups and their 
location are given in Document 3061-5C. Mobile Task Forces are to 
be dispatched upon locating such groups. 


Description: SCP-3061 refers to a series of rituals used for the 
summoning of an anomalous entity (GCP-3061-1); commonly 
referred to as 'Fendsmul' in such materials. 


SCP-3061 documentation and information relating to SCP-3061-1 
are extremely scarce; SCP-3061-1 is barely mentioned in historical 
documentation or religious texts, occasionally being mentioned as 
an obscure and lesser-known demonic being throughout Irish 
mythology and minor religions. While research shows SCP-3061 
texts to have existed in excessively larger quantities in the past, a 
majority of SCP-3061 remain lost or will outright fail to function even 
when the ritual is performed accordingly by certain individuals. Such 


cases have been confirmed to be caused by SCP-3061-1 itself. 


SCP-3061 may differ slightly between texts, but will always be 
described as a ritual used for the summoning of SCP-3061-1. 
SCP-3061-1 is described to grant the ones performing the ritual 
some form of wealth or power, often in exchange for the soul(s) of 
their own offspring or that of another.