SCP-7973 V1

**Item #:** SCP-7973

**Object Class:** Euclid

**Special Containment Procedures:** SCP-7973 is to be guarded at all times by at least two Foundation personnel. All visitors attempting to enter SCP-7973 must be screened and approved by at least one Level 3 personnel. The house is to be monitored with security cameras, and any anomalous activity detected is to be reported immediately to the assigned director. Any anomalous objects that manifest within SCP-7973 are to be contained and transferred to the nearest Foundation facility for study and containment.

SCP-7973 is to be occupied at all times by Foundation personnel to ensure its security. Any non-personnel who attempt to SCP-7973 must be immediately intercepted and amnesticized. If necessary, lethal force may be authorized to ensure the security of SCP-7973.

Each SCP-7973-A instance should be evaluated on a case-by-case basis to determine the nature and extent of its anomalous properties, as well as any potential risks it poses to Foundation personnel or the surrounding environment.

In cases where an SCP-7973-A instance is deemed too dangerous or unstable to be safely contained or studied, it may be subject to neutralization in accordance with established Foundation protocols. However, in instances where an SCP-7973-A entity presents unique or undiscovered property of a preexisting SCP, it may be deemed suitable for further study and containment.

**Description:** SCP-7973 is a single-family residence located at [REDACTED], North Ayrshire, Scotland. The house has a history of anomalous phenomena being manifested near or at the house dating back to its construction in 1953. There is no discernible pattern or trigger for when and how the phenomenas occur. Each owner of the house has become insane as a result of the anomalous phenomena, eventually leading to their suicide.

Anomalous phenomena that manifest at SCP-7973 vary in nature and appear to be random, including but not limited to:

* Sudden appearance of anomalous objects
* Anomalous creatures accidentally going in the house
* Temporal anomalies that cause time loops or time travel within parts of the house
* The manifestation of Apollyon class scenarios within the house.

It has been observed that SCP-7973 occasionally generates anomalous entities that resemble existing SCPs already under Foundation containment. These entities, classified as SCP-7973-A, exhibit similar anomalous properties to their original counterparts, but may also display unique abilities not present in the original SCP.

The behavior of SCP-7973-A instances is highly variable and difficult to predict, with some instances disappearing shortly after their creation and others persisting for extended periods of time.

SCP-7973 has also been observed to exhibit a potent anomalous effect that renders any human within its confines impervious to death and incapable of causing harm to others. This effect appears to be all-encompassing, affecting any and all forms of injury or affliction. That is why the Apollyon class scenarios listed above don't kill anyone or anything.

SCP-7973 has demonstrated a high degree of resilience, appearing to be immune to damage from both internal and external sources. Attempts to damage the structure of SCP-7973 have been met with failure, as the house remains intact.

As a result of the unique anomalous properties of SCP-7973, the Foundation has initiated research into methods for the controlled attraction of anomalous objects and entities. This research is intended for the purpose of containing undiscovered anomalous phenomena.

The utilization of SCP-7973 for this purpose is seen as a valuable opportunity to expand the Foundation's understanding and control of known SCPs.

**Discovery:** SCP-7973 was brought to the Foundation's attention on ██/██/1981, following reports from local authorities regarding "strange creatures" within SCP-7973. Foundation agents were later dispatched to investigate the situation

A note affixed to the exterior of the residence was recovered by Foundation personnel, bearing the inscription "Stay away, please don't invade my home" and an illegible name at the bottom-right. The identity of the person remains unknown, but it is confirmed to be one of the previous owners of the house.