Once imprinting has occurred, SCP-1114 does not appear to imprint 
on another subject. This process does not seem to be reversible 
except by termination of the subject. Unless the test subject qualifies 
for continued existence as understood in guideline 1114-G-01, 
Protocol Wanderlust is initiated. 


Upon unimprinting SCP-1114's face plating reverts to its initial form 
and any and all damage done to it instantly disappears. This 
includes previously severed parts reappearing, even if previously 
removed from the test site or destroyed. The method by which it 
reassembles itself is unknown at this time. If these events do not 
transpire within 30 minutes of the subject having been declared 


Officially terminated, SCP-1114 is to be destroyed. Staff are to be 
alert for the appearance of remains on-site. 


Addendum 1114-A-01: Recovery and preliminary containment 
notes 


SCP-1114 was discovered on / /20 at , Germany in the 
plant after it had been used in a safety test for the new model 
SUV. Foundation operatives were called in after sleeper agents 
within the plant made contact and reported the incident. A press 
release was sent out detailing an unfortunate industrial accident. 


Addendum 1114-A-02: Excerpts from testing log 1114-T 
Test designation: 1114-T-01 
Name/Personnel ID: Dr. - 


Test subject: 1 common chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes), 
1 short-beaked common dolphin (Delphinus delphis), 1 
chicken (Gallus gallus domesticus) 


Summary goal: To see whether SCP-1114 is able to 
imprint on other species. 


Transcript: All animals were sedated and strapped in 
place to secure ease of handling. 


A needle was inserted into the chimpanzee's left upper 
thigh. No change to SCP-1114's face plating occurred 
within a period of thirty minutes following the initial injury 
and the chimpanzee was taken back to its cell. 


A small cut was made in the dolphin's dorsal fin. No 
change to the SCP-1114's face plating occurred within a 
period of thirty minutes following the initial injury and the 
dolphin was taken back to its own tank. 


The chicken had one of its wings broken. No change to 
the SCP-1114's face plating occurred within a period of 
thirty minutes following the initial injury and the chicken 
was taken to the mess. 


Conclusion: SCP-1114 does not seem to imprint on 
other species. 


Test designation: 1114-T-15 
Name/Personnel ID: Dr. - 
Test subject: D-53466 


Summary goal: To determine the extent of the relation 
between SCP-1114 and the test subject after imprinting. 


Transcript: D-53466 was forcibly strapped in place ina 
high-backed chair by security staff present. 


A needle was then inserted in the subject's left upper 
thigh. The image recognition software registered a 
change to SCP-1114's face plating after approximately 5 
minutes. Dr. - then instructed one of the security 
staff present to hit D-53466 over the head with his baton. 
D-53466 pleaded loudly, but was struck as instructed. No 
injury presented itself on subject's body, but SCP-1114 
immediately developed a large dent in the area where 
D-53466's head been struck. Subject did exhibit signs of 
distress after the blow, complaining of severe pain and 
repeatedly attempting to reach for his head. 


After this test, SCP-1114 was [DATA EXPUNGED] 
remains were collected and disposed of as per 
regulations. 


Conclusion: SCP-1114's imprinting on subject does not 
transfer feelings of pain to SCP-1114, only physical 
damage to subject's body. 


Test designation: 1114-T-53 
Name/Personnel ID: Dr. - 
Test subject: D-92832 


Summary goal: To determine how damage done to 


SCP-1114 affects test subjects. 


Transcript: D-93832 was strapped down as per testing 
protocol. Subject was extremely apprehensive and 
agitated, requiring several security personnel to restrain 
him. Dr. - — left the room and returned with a sedative. 
After forceful application of said sedative and a small 
time spent waiting for it to take effect, testing proceeded. 
A needle was then inserted in the subject's left upper 
thigh. A change to SCP-1114's face plating was 
registered after approximately 3 minutes and 20 
seconds. Security staff was then instructed to discharge 
his sidearm at the SCP-1114's head at point-blank 
range. 


D-93832 was allowed to recover from the effects of the 
sedative in his cell. Dr. - was returned to his next of 
kin in a closed casket. 


Conclusion: Testing protocol needs revision. We need 
to very carefully match the face plating against ALL 
personnel in the activation radius, not just test subjects. 


« SCP-1113 | SCP-1114 | SCP-1115 » 


SCP-1115: Distant Early Warning 


Item #: SCP-1115 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: No attempt to capture, 
intercept, or interfere with SCP-1115 is to be made until further 
notice. SCP-1115's movement is to be monitored by satellite at all 
times and by Foundation UAVs trailing at a distance of 50 km. 
Equatorial weather conditions are to be monitored and Mobile Task 
Force Upsilon-638 (Phoenix Nest) is to be placed on standby in the 
event of any phenomena which could result in a disruption of 
SCP-1115's route. All transmissions of SCP-1115-2 are to be 
recorded for analysis. In the event of any major deviation from 
SCP-1115's itinerary, Site 731 is to be evacuated and authorization 
is granted to execute Procedure Greenbriar at O5 discretion. 


A Foundation front company, Space Communication Properties, has 
acquired licenses to test UAVs for communications purposes in 
airspace above the equator. Any sightings of SCP-1115 shall be 
attributed in the media as being prototypes of these UAVs. 


In the event that any part of SCP-1115 ceases functioning, Phoenix 
Nest is to deploy and retrieve it as soon as possible, to be 
transferred to Site 731 for dismantling and storage. Recovered 
SCP-1115 artifacts are not to be exposed to any light more intense 
than 1000 lux. 


Description: SCP-1115 currently consists of 87 toroidal unmanned 
aerial vehicles, approximately 1.2 meters in diameter, of unknown 
manufacture and origin. At all times since direct observation began 
in 19 , all SCP-1115 drones have been in flight at an average 
altitude of approximately 15 km above sea level, traveling due west 
above areas within 20 degrees latitude north or south of the equator, 
at an average speed of 1600 km/h. SCP-1115's speed is 
synchronized to the solar terminator.1 SCP-1115 maintains itself at a 


distance of approximately 45 degrees longitude east of the 
terminator, resulting in its remaining in a daylit part of the world at all 
times. SCP-1115 maintains this route at all times, completing a 
circuit of the globe every 24 hours, altering course only if its direct 
route is impeded by cloud cover or inclement weather. No 
SCP-1115 drone has been observed to enter a clouded area. The 
drones comprising SCP-1115, when not being interfered with by 
outside forces or moving to evade meteorological phenomena, fly in 
a pattern comprising several V-formations of the type displayed by 
migratory birds. The presence of several missing spots in each 
formation indicates that SCP-1115 initially consisted of at least 
drones. 


At approximately 0500 UTC each day, while SCP-1115 is overflying 
a region of the Sahara desert located at °'"N., °' "E., an 
individual SCP-1115 drone will descend to approximately 5,000 
meters above surface level and transmit a radio signal, designated 
SCP-1115-2, before ascending and returning to its place in 
formation. SCP-1115-2 is an audio recording, between 41 and 46 
seconds in length on all recorded instances, of a synthesized male 
voice speaking a language not identified by the Foundation. A large 
portion of the recording remains the same in all recorded instances, 
while several other portions vary daily. SCP-1115-2 has occurred 
every day that SCP-1115 has been under observation except when 
cloud cover has made it impossible for an SCP-1115 drone to 
descend to the transmission zone. The intended recipient of 
SCP-1115-2 has not been identified; several Foundation surveys of 
the area have failed to locate any pre-existing radio antennae or 
artifacts similar to SCP-1115. For information regarding the history 
and translation of SCP-1115-2, refer to addenda. 


To date, SCP-1115 has resisted any attempts to capture a drone 
while in flight. Individual SCP-1115 drones have demonstrated an 
ability to evade missile and cannon fire as well as ground-based 
anti-aircraft weapons, and to disable pursuing aircraft by generating 
an electromagnetic pulse that SCP-1115 itself is not affected by. On 
/ /19 , an aircraft with shielded electronics was used to attempt to 
intercept an SCP-1115 drone. When the aircraft continued pursuit 
after the EMP was deployed, the drone responded by ramming the 
aircraft and detonating a miniaturized nuclear device installed within 


it, destroying itself and the aircraft, and producing a 5 kt airblast over 
the [REDACTED] where pursuit was occurring. Emergency aerial 
dispersal of Class-E amnestics in populated areas near 
[REDACTED] was conducted and Foundation media assets 
attributed the after-effects to forest fires. All further attempts to 
intercept SCP-1115 are preemptively denied. 


In addition to the incident described above, three SCP-1115 drones 
have ceased functioning since observation began. Two of the three 
crashed into the Pacific Ocean after an unidentified failure resulted 
in their suddenly losing altitude; due to the depth of the crash 
regions the Foundation has deemed them unobtainable. The third, 
which crashed on land near [REDACTED] in north Africa in 1942, 
was not immediately obtainable due to ongoing military conflict in 
the region; surveys conducted after the war ended have failed to 
locate it and it is currently believed to have been buried entirely by 
shifting desert sands. The Foundation has acquired one intact 
SCP-1115 drone, designated SCP-1115-1, to date; for information 
on its history and findings regarding it, refer to addenda. 


Addenda: 
+ Show SCP-1115-1 History and Analysis 


SCP-1115-1 was discovered in 1856 by a British 
archeological expedition in Borneo. At the time of its 
discovery, it was partially buried and heavily caked with 
volcanic ash identified as having originated from Mt. 
Tambora. It is speculated that the sudden eruption of 
Mt. Tambora resulted in SCP-1115-1's propulsion 
system becoming clogged with ash before it could 
correct its course, causing it to fail and crash. The 
expedition sold SCP-1115-1 to the Rajah of Sarawak, 
who displayed it as a curio in his royal palace until it was 
acquired by the Foundation in 1901. As the Foundation 
lacked the capabilities to properly examine it at the time, 
it was classified as an anomalous object and archived in 
Reliquary 38. In 20 , a Foundation archivist discovered 
the similarity between the artifact and SCP-1115, leading 
to its being reclassified as SCP-1115-1 and transferred 
to Site 731 for study. 


The exterior surface of SCP-1115-1 was found to be 
composed almost entirely of solar energy collector 
panels composed of an unidentified polymer. Upon 
exposure to a bright spotlight generating approximately 
5000 lux, SCP-1115-1 immediately became active and 
began transmitting a previously undocumented variant of 
SCP-1115-2. Transmission stopped within five seconds 
of the spotlight being removed. Later data analysis 
indicated that, during the period the transmission 
occurred, seventeen SCP-1115 drones broke formation 
and began to divert from their previous course in the 
cardinal direction of Site 731. Further exposure of any 
captured SCP-1115 artifact to bright light is prohibited. 


SCP-1115's propulsion system is highly efficient, deriving 
all necessary power from the solar panels, and appears 
to be based on theoretical models of [REDACTED] that 
the Foundation does not yet have the capability to test 
fully. The majority of SCP-1115-1's interior, and all of its 
external extensions except for a radio antenna, consisted 
of a wide variety of environmental monitoring devices, 
not all of which have been identified. Devices for 
measuring temperature, wind speed, humidity, 
atmospheric concentrations of oxygen, carbon dioxide, 
and several noble gases, radioactivity, and [REDACTED] 
have been identified. Printed circuit boards incorporated 
into the onboard devices bear markings in an 

unidentified language, possibly the same one heard in 
SCP-1115-2. A nuclear device believed to be similar to 
the one detonated on / /19 was recovered, consisting 
of a cube 60 mm on each side composed of an 
unidentified alloy. 


Radiometric testing of materials found in SCP-1115-1 
indicate that the drone was manufactured approximately 
12.3 million years ago, + 600,000 years. Collection of 
further samples is deemed necessary to verify this date. 
SCP-1115-1 was partially reassembled and is stored at 
Site 731. A determination has been made that any future 
SCP-1115 artifacts recovered will be stored at Site 731 


as well to prevent any possible further exposure of 
Foundation site locations to SCP-1115. 


+ Show SCP-1115-2 History and Analysis 


SCP-1115-2 was first detected in 1912 by a Foundation 
expeditionary unit, which was exploring the region 
of the southern Sahara to catalogue anomalous items 
reported there. Upon first reception, the signal was 
believed to be a unique event. When the same signal 
was received consecutively several days in a row, further 
investigation ensued, resulting in the construction of a 
permanent listening post to receive all further 
transmissions. As SCP-1115 itself could not be detected 
at the time, the signal was itself classified as SCP-1115. 
With the discovery of SCP-1115 in 19 , it was 
reclassified as SCP-1115-1, and later as SCP-1115-2 
when the artifact now designated SCP-1115-1 was 
reclassified. 


The Foundation has collected over 30,000 recordings of 
SCP-1115-2 to date. SCP-1115-2 has broadcast on 
approximately 97% of all calendar dates since 
observation began. As SCP-1115-2 is the only known 
example of the language spoken in it, attempts at 
translation have proved next to impossible. Foundation 
linguists have noted similarities between the language of 
SCP-1115-2 and the Basque language, as well as the 
constructed language . Due to the presumed age of 
SCP-1115, these similarities are believed to be 
coincidental. 


The first breakthrough in translating SCP-1115-2 did not 
occur until 19 , when , a senior Foundation 
linguist, discovered that a certain word found in all early 
recordings of SCP-1115-2 had been replaced with a 
different and longer word beginning in July of 1945, and, 
in spite of frequent changes afterwards, the original word 
had never been used again. Dr. speculated, in 
conjunction with information gathered from the study of 
SCP-1115-1, that the word in question was in reference 


to atmospheric radioactivity produced as the result of the 
detonation of nuclear weapons. Based on this 
assumption, Dr. and staff were, by 20 , able to 
decipher a series of words referring to numbers in a 
base-12 system. Based on the known purposes of 
instruments found in SCP-1115-1, inferences have been 
made identifying the meanings of several other words 
found in SCP-1115-2. 


Below is a transcript of an SCP-1115-2 broadcast 
recorded on / /20 , with current speculated meanings 
footnoted. 


Yehom té ehal.3 Alar e-ahallam.4 Ahallam a- 
eh embarrah BBAA092A.5 TeastéS 114.1. 
Annach heamé’ 5A. Mearnoch am had dalles8 
7 her. Yehom té ehal. Mear fallars? 
0.00050A22. Yehom té ehal. Hemachem am 
mollah!9 216060B. Yehar sel tevas!! A.6. 
Reham?2 14A. Tevas.13 Turechem embarrah 
a-té 20, nar nares ahallam.14 Yehom té ehal. 
Yehom té ehal. Yehom té ehal. 


Footnotes