LostPerson: | usually can't pull an all-nighter, but I'll try. 
Maybe one of these bodies has insomnia or something? 
Does sleep work like that? 


MiffKay: If insomnia's based on how the brain's wired, 
then maybe different people's brains will be able to last 
longer without sleep. You should try until you can last at 
least 36 hours without sleep. Also, you said you tried 
killing yourself? Don't do that, if you are actually 
switching bodies you'd just be killing random people. 


LostPerson: I'll try staying awake tonight and see what 
happens. 


Email communications between SCP-2644 and Foundation 
personnel are self-contained via a separate server network (apart 
from primary Foundation networks), with sensitive information 
removed to avoid security breaches from hackers or SCP-2644 
itself. Messages are sent and received via the same email address, 
enabling Foundation staff to track for possible 3rd party 
communications. Access to the email will limit access to internet 
forums and several other websites to reduce risk of information 
leaks. 


Excerpts from E-message 2644-01: 
(segments of messages from and to @ . .net) 


Agent: Hello. This is from earlier. I'm here to discuss 
your current condition. As our organization works with 
many anomalous conditions, such as the one you suffer 
from, we may be able to assist you in coping with and 
perhaps curing you of this disorder. Do you have a 
name? 


SCP-2644: Well, no, not really. Online | go by 
LostPerson, but I've never had an official name. 


Agent: In our system we have you down as #2644. 


results (see Experiment Log 299-1). 


Vine-like tendrils grow upward from the roots of SCP-299, reaching 
heights of up to two (2) metres. These tendrils are prehensile and 
elastic; organic objects entering close proximity are violently seized, 
impaled upon the lower branches, and incorporated into the 
organism via gradual conversion on the molecular level. 


Specimens of SCP-299 release chemicals known to spread 
throughout the immediate area and cause heightened paranoia and 
aggression in most animals, including humans. Under the influence 
of these chemicals, groups of people tend to split up and wander the 
forest alone, making them more likely to pass through an infested 
area. 


Addendum 299-3: Examination of material harvested from 
SCP-299 reveals that the 'wood' is brittle and similar in composition 
to [DATA EXPUNGED]. A single cell of SCP-299 will retain its 
infectious nature and is capable of re-configuring an entire organism 
upon introduction. 


Experiment Log-299-1 


Item: Maple seedling (Acer saccharum) (x1) 
Researcher: Dr. 

Test Record: 

A sample of matter from SCP-299 is introduced to 
seedling. Over forty-five (45) minutes, the seedling is 
completely converted into a specimen of SCP-299, 
retaining its height and approximate size. Seedling 
incinerated. 


Item: Oak tree (Quercus alba) (x1) 

Researcher: Dr. 

Test Record 

Oak tree transplanted into containment area of SCP-299. 
Over three (3) hours, the tree is completely converted 
into a specimen of SCP-299, retaining its height and 
approximate size. Matter taken from new specimen is 
consistent with matter from neighbouring specimens. 


Would you prefer | call you by your username or as our 
system number? 


SCP-2644: Whichever is easiest | suppose. 


Agent: Most of the information we will discuss to help 
resolve you of this condition will be highly confidential. | 
must ask you before we begin to refrain from discussing 
any of this information on any forum. Do | have your 
word that you will not disclose any of this information? 


SCP-2644: If you can help me at least cope with this 
problem, then yes, you have my word. 


Agent: As | understand it, you wake up inhabiting a 
different body every day? 


SCP-2644: Yes. 


Agent: Do you have any control over what body you 
wake up in? Is there any pattern? 


SCP-2644: | wish | could control it. | think I've tried to see 
some sort of pattern, but I'm always distracted with trying 
to figure out who | am each day, and | guess | can say at 
least that | haven't noticed anything obvious or 
predictable. 


Agent: Alright. What we're going to have you do is fairly 
simple. Every day, we'd like you to tell us where you 
woke up, and how you would physically describe the 
person you are for the day. Try to figure out their name if 
you can, and do your best to act how you think they 
would act. As a start, could you tell me your current 
name and appearance? 


SCP-2644: Ok, so | think I'm somewhere in California 
right now. My name is Charlie today, | think? Middle- 
aged dude with a really bad tan. Kinda overweight, but 
not that overweight. 


Agent: Is there anything where you are that might tell you 


your last name? 


SCP-2644: It looks like he was in the middle of writing a 
letter or something. | think it says Ecks? Charlie Ecks? 


Agent: Thank you. Let me know the same type of 
information when you wake up tomorrow. Keep track of 
each day since we started as well. 


SCP-2644: Will do. 


SCP-2644: Day 2. Really dark-skinned girl, probably 
early twenties. Name's Shawna Rishe | think? Southern 
US somewhere. 


Agent: Could you tell us which town or state? 


SCP-2644: The TV's broken and it's pitch black outside. | 
can't get Google Maps to load on this computer for some 
reason. 


Agent: Please give us that information as soon as you 
have it. 


SCP-2644: Day 6. Sorry | couldn't get in contact with 
you. None of the people | had for the past few days had 
any internet. | think | was in the Middle East somewhere 
first, a boy maybe like 16 or something. Then | was a 
dark-skinned older woman, but | have no idea what | 
looked like because there was nothing reflective around. 
Yesterday | was a man named Vancho Figari. | think | 
was in Patagonia somewhere. 


Agent: Can you remember a name for the other two? 


SCP-2644: No, sorry. | couldn't understand the 
languages the people around were using. | only really 
know English and Spanish. 


SCP-2644: Day 20. I'm in Mexico, near Toluca | think. 
Enrique Sanchez. Kinda portly dude, probably late 30's. 


SCP-2644: Who are you? My husband missed a flight to 
talk with you. He doesn't speak inglés. Por favor, habla 
espanol. Mi Esposo estaba muy extrano ayer. ¢Quién 
eres tu? 4Qué esta pasando? 


Agent: #2644? 


SCP-2644: What? Oh geez. | must've forgotten to log out 
yesterday. 


Agent: It is very important to be discreet about this 
information. Please, remember to log out before you go 
to bed. 


SCP-2644: Day 182. I'm sorry | haven't talked to you for 
a few days. Something really creepy happened a few 
days ago and | needed some time to calm down. Today 
it's Sandra Oaks, some lady from lowa. 


Agent: Could you describe to me what happened a few 
days ago? 


SCP-2644: I'm not sure | want to think about it. 


Agent: Remember, the more information we can get of 
your experiences, the more clues we may have to 
helping cure you of this condition. 


SCP-2644: Right. Well, part of what makes me 
uncomfortable about talking about this, other than what 
happened, was that it felt familiar somehow. I'm not sure 
what exactly, but | felt like | had been there, or 
someplace like it, before. 


Agent: Could you give a general description of your 
environment? 


SCP-2644: Sterile. Lots of rooms. Tiled floors and walls. 


It felt like a cross between a school and a prison, if that 
makes any sense. No windows. At least none in any of 
the rooms | saw. Lots of security cameras though. 


Agent: What was your name, and what happened to you 
while you were there? 


SCP-2644: I'm trying to forget. I'd say my brain is trying 
to forget, but that doesn't exactly apply here. | mean, 
there are a lot of things I've tried to forget, but this was 
different. | felt like | was in some horror story. Vivisected 
human collage.4 


Agent: Could you elaborate on what you mean by that? 


SCP-2644: No. It means what it sounds like. Please, | 
just want to fix what's going on with me. 


Agent: | do apologize, but I'd like to ask you one more 
question. | know you don't want to think about it 
anymore, but try to focus on what happened. What about 
your environment seemed familiar to you? 


SCP-2644: It must have been some old memory, it felt 
like deja vu. This circular symbol with arrows pointing in 
it. It was unsettling yet somehow familiar. Please, it's 
been almost half a year since we started this. Can we try 
something, anything, to prevent me from switching 
around anymore? We've barely come any closer and | 
don't want to see anything creepy like that again. 


SCP-2644: Day 183. I'm still the Sandra lady. | don't 
want to go to sleep, | refuse to go to sleep. | don't want to 
live out a mosaic of random people's lives anymore. 


SCP-2644: Day 184. I'm still Sandra. 
SCP-2644: Please fix me. 


Footnotes 
1. For informational security, it is recommended to avoid referring to 
the Foundation by name. 


2. SCP-2644 appears to have no control over which host it 
assumes, and has expressed anxiety over its anomalous properties. 
3. Restrictions on GPS map based sites have been voided. Other 
restrictions may be voided if necessary. 

4. Investigations regarding this description point to the possibility of 
SCP-2644 coming into contact withSCP-2878, as SCP-2878 had 
been involved with a minor containment breach several days prior to 
the message, causing the deaths of 3 D-class personnel. 


« SCP-2643 | SCP-2644 | SCP-2645 » 


SCP-2645: Through the Looking Glass 


Item #: SCP-2645 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2645 is to be contained 
within a standard Euclid containment chamber. As of 
Incident-2645-2, the lighting in SCP-2645's chamber has been 
connected to a backup generator. Additional changes include the 
installation of a light tube system to provide a minimum level of 
natural light without compromising containment, and motion sensors 
to detect any unexpected activity. 


Description: SCP-2645 is a full-size mirror with a frame decorated 
with painted wooden carvings of birds, flowers and lily-pads. Any 
object that would come into contact with SCP-2645's surface does 
not touch glass, but in fact encounters an exact duplicate of itself 
projected from an unknown location. For example, an individual 
attempting to touch the surface of SCP-2645 would instead feel an 
exact replica of their own hand. It has therefore proven impossible to 
make any conclusions as to the material of the surface of 
SCP-2645. 


Substances in gaseous form are able to pass through the surface of 
SCP-2645. When this occurs, SCP-2645 produces and expels these 
substances in equal measure to that which passes through, ina 
manner that allows an accurate reflection to be maintained. 


Researchers’ current hypothesis is that SCP-2645 is some form of 
extra-dimensional window or opening that mimics the properties of a 
mirror. Since gases are able to pass through SCP-2645, it is evident 
that this mimicry is not completely accurate, at least at an atomic 
level. Further experiments to test SCP-2645's effect on phenomena 
without physical substance such as light, sound, and heat have 
been scheduled. 


Addendum: Incident 2645-1 and related Experiment Log 
Experiment 2645-4C: 


A thermocouple was placed in front of SCP-2645. Test subject 
D-5461 was given a propane-operated flamethrower and, whilst 
standing one meter from SCP-2645, instructed to fire the weapon at 
the center of the glass. Security staff with fire extinguishers were 
positioned at the sides of the room, having been instructed to remain 
clear of the mirror throughout the experiment, whilst Dr Cox 
observed via camera. 


The jet of flame produced was able to pass through SCP-2645 and 
another jet of flame was emitted from its surface. The flames emitted 
appeared identical to those seen in the reflection. However, the 
temperature of the flame emitted by SCP-2645 was far lower than 
anticipated. D-5461 quickly moved to security staff after her clothes 
ignited, and as a result suffered mainly superficial injuries. 


Analysis of footage revealed that the measurement appearing on the 
reflected version of the thermocouple was at the expected 
temperature, not matching its counterpart in reality. 


Incident Log 2645-1 


On 25/10/ , SCP-2645 was scheduled to be moved to Chamber 
A12. However, whilst transporting SCP-2645, personnel found that 
charred human remains could be seen in SCP-2645's reflection 
close to the Eastern wall of the chamber. Due to the nature and 
position of the remains, a link was drawn to Experiment 2645-4C. 


SCP-2645 was returned to its original position and Dr Cox informed 
about the discovery. Dr Cox was granted permission to resume 
testing with D-5461. It was noted that no reflection of D-5461 could 
be seen in SCP-2645. 


D-5461 was instructed to touch SCP-2645, but did not come into 
contact with any obstruction, her hand instead passing through the 
mirror's surface. Ignoring orders, D-5461 stepped through 
SCP-2645. Security Personnel were ordered to terminate D-5461 in 
response, but bullets fired at SCP-2645 were impeded by their 


reflections. 


Dr Cox began to seal SCP-2645's containment chamber, under the 
assumption that the same would occur within SCP-2645's reflection. 
However, D-5461 reached the reflection of Dr Cox before this task 
was completed, tackling him to the ground. This had no noticeable 
effect on the real Dr Cox. 


The reflection of Security Officer Williams then ceased firing and 
turned to train her rifle on D-5461, who had almost left the chamber 
at this point. As a result Security Officer Williams’ bullets were now 
able to pass through SCP-2645, impacting with the walls and door of 
the chamber. The reflection of Security Officer Jenks was struck in 
the right shoulder, causing him to stagger and drop his rifle, which 
allowed further projectiles to pass through SCP-2645. At this point, 
Security Personnel were ordered to hold their fire. 


The reflection of Security Officer Williams returned to normal, 
snapping into position unnaturally quickly. The reflections of Dr Cox 
and Security Officer Jenks performed a similar action. However, 
whilst both now mimicked the actions of their counterparts very 
closely, the former appeared disheveled and the latter was nursing 
his arm. Dr Cox was positioned slightly incorrectly and neither's 
facial expressions quite matched those of their doubles. 


Moments later, the surface of SCP-2645 took on the appearance 
and properties of iron. It remained in this state for approximately ten 
minutes, before returning to its original form. There was no visible 
evidence of the incident having occurred. However, Security Officer 
Jenks' reflection was no longer identical to him, instead showing an 
unknown person with similar build and facial features. 


Four weeks later, SCP-2645 resumed normal behaviour with zero 
discrepancies. 


Addendum: Incident 2645-2 


Due to acontainment breach of SCP-  , Site- experienced a 
power failure. This led to the failure of the lights in SCP-2645's 
chamber for a total of three hours. After power was restored, 
D-5461's burnt remains were found positioned by the Eastern wall of 


the chamber. The reflection of the corpse could still be seen in 
SCP-2645 and was accurate to the position and appearance of its 
version in reality. Personnel reported a strong smell of cooked meat. 


Due to the conditions of the incident, video footage was unusable. 
Audio recorded a prolonged scream, followed by unintelligible 
whispering lasting approximately three minutes. 


Following this incident, SCP-2645's containment procedures were 
updated to their current state. 


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SCP-2646: Water Tower 


Item #: SCP-2646 
Object Class: Keter