Scp 9603 1

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**Special Containment Procedures:**[[footnote]]Continua denotes anomalies on track to self-terminate following the disappearance of a component of the anomaly.[[/footnote]] Due to the disappearance of SCP-9603-B following the mass incursion at Site 19, SCP-9603-A is to be held indefinitely in the care of the Ethics Committee. Due to the nature of the anomaly, SCP-9603 is expected to self-terminate on Jan. 11, 2026. No testing is to be conducted on SCP-9603.

__Additional Instructions:__ In the event of a security breach by an external organization, the first priority is the relocation of SCP-9603-A to a designated safe area until the threat has passed. SCP-9603-A may only be handled by Omega-1, Alpha-1, and Beta-1. Should the evacuation of SCP-9603-A not be possible, SCP-9603-A is to be thoroughly destroyed to prevent its capture by hostile forces.

__Intelligence Community Instructions:__ All members of the Intelligence Community are tasked with the acquisition of SCP-9603-B before it self-terminates. Should SCP-9603-B be found before self-termination, the Intelligence Community is to coordinate with the members of Alpha-1.

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**Description:** SCP-9603 is a Hall's Safe & Lock Company safe and its respective key in a --corroded--, deteriorating condition.  

The safe, classified as SCP-9603-A, has an approximate internal volume of 343 inches^^3^^, with the interior in a condition similar to its exterior. Experimentation has shown that SCP-9603-A is vulnerable to all standard types of physical damage.  

The key, designated as SCP-9603-B, is 5.3 inches long. Its condition consists of rusting components and is of similar quality to SCP-9603-A. SCP-9603-B is also vulnerable to standard types of physical damage. All replications of SCP-9603-B created by the Foundation have failed to open SCP-9603-A.  

Following the separation of the two components, SCP-9603 has rapidly deteriorated, and all test subjects created via SCP-9603 are exhibiting increasing instability.  

**Background/Discovery:** Hall's Safe & Lock Company was a prominent firm in the safe and protection industry throughout the 19th century, forming the backbone of the American safe industry. At the time, their safes were considered standard across the United States, so much so that many executives had direct correspondence with Ulysses S. Grant.  

During the final decade of the century, Hall's Safe & Lock Company merged with competitors to form the Herring-Hall-Marvin Company. Background investigations have revealed that no record of such a company, nor its dissolution, has ever been filed in the United States. Investigations have since ceased due to the disturbing lack of detail.  

SCP-9603 was given to the Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Library following President Grant's death. On Nov. 16, 2010, SCP-9603 was recovered by private auctioneers, after which the ███████ incident occurred. This prompted the immediate dispatch of local task forces alongside MTF Iota-10. Investigations into President Grant have failed to yield any evidence of his interaction with or knowledge of the paranormal. RAISA is currently attempting to search through existing physical records in hopes of finding a possible explanation for the connection between SCP-9603 and Grant.

**Testing Log:**
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||~ INPUT||~ OUTPUT||
||= 50g of Gold||= NONE||
||= $100 Bill||= NONE||
||= A diamond necklace||= NONE||
||= A Physical Futures Bond||= NONE||
||= A Blank Piece of Paper||= NONE||
||= Paper with "HELP" written[[footnote]]This was unsanctioned, as this was a desperate attempt of Researcher ██████. She claimed it was out of impulse rather than decepit.[[/footnote]]||= Paper with "ENTER SECOND PARAMETER" written||
||= "Decay" & Live Rat||= Rat was found with severe brain deterioration||
||= "Fire" & Wood||= NONE||
||= "Afraid" & Live Rat||= Rat became extremely agitated and shortly ceased life function||
||= "Inefficient" & A ORIA helmet||= For the following 3 months, ORIA efforts becomes increasingly disorganized before re-stabilizing.||
||= "OBEY" & D-Class jumpsuit||= For the next month and half, D-Class misbehavior reports reduced by 63%.||
||= "PARANOIA" & GOC rifle||= [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/goc-intellog-d-5589 HANDLED BY A SUBDIVISION OF THE I███████████ Agency]] ||
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++++ FROM DESK OF HEAD RESEARCHER TALYOR
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I believe we have garnered enough info about SCP-9603 to gauge what it truly is. My team and I have come to the conclusion that SCP-9603 is an anomaly intrinsically related to the Noösphere. Testing has revealed that SCP-9603 requires 2 inputs, an action and a target.  When presented with these parameters, the concept of the action temporarily attaches itself strongly with the target. The length of this attachment depends on the conceptual strength of the target. 

We hypothesize that this "binding" is carried out by a yet unseen component of SCP-9603, which we have designated as -C. We do not know if it meets the criteria of alive, or if it's a being at all. However we understand that is not sentient[[footnote]] Able of expressing emotions [[/footnote]], as far as the experiments have shown us, but it is sapient [[footnote]] Aware of its surroundings and context [[/footnote]], being able to understand human logic. 

Regardless, we are unequipped to deal with this. We wish to pass this item off to the Department of Metaphysics. 

Secure. Contain. Protect.
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++++ Special RAISA Documentation 395
Author: Maria Jones
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**Personal Notes of Maria Jones:** The true history of the Foundation has long been considered lost. We do not know when it arrived, was founded, or even how it was first surmised. However, that does not mean all knowledge was lost.  

**History:** The modern-day iteration of the Foundation, as we recognize it, is believed to have emerged from the North American Hemisphere. While anomalies were identified by hundreds of cultures and institutions, a unified doctrine had not yet been established. The Foundation was, at one point, considered merely one of many small, underdeveloped organizations. Most believed it would die in its cradle.  

That, of course, did not happen. Unlike the others, we subjected ourselves to scientific rigor as a priority rather than petty disputes. The O5 Council served as the sole authority, overseeing every decision. Our efficiency was unmatched, and our ruthlessness even more so.  

Through this approach, we rose to encompass over 100 different anomalies, as well as hundreds of additional anomalous items and events too marginal to merit study. The O5 Command and SCP Administration teams were created to handle the operational load, freeing the Council from micromanagement and granting a greater degree of operational freedom. We developed paraweapons, absorbed the resources of lesser groups, and constructed dozens of fronts to fund our activities. This marked the second iteration of the modern Foundation.  

The Council finally looked outward, and what they saw terrified them: war, famine, and destruction, manipulated by various groups attuned to the anomalous. They began operations in Europe, building a reputation as both benevolent saviors and heartless conquerors, and then expanded into Asia, Africa, South America, Australia, and Oceania. Our anomaly count grew from 100 to over 1,000. //There was a good party that day.//  

As Command began to break down under the strain, the first containment breach occurred. The Council found itself in a precarious position and forced the Foundation to evolve. Instead of expanding administration, the Council built a new system to enforce their will. O5-7 and O5-12 worried about granting more authority to O5 Command, which eventually led to the dethronement of the original Council. On a particularly dull Monday, Alpha-1 was authorized to eliminate what remained of O5 Command.  

**The Regional Councils** were established to manage high-level affairs within their respective domains. O5-3 campaigned for these Councils to be organized along linguistic lines, dramatically improving containment efficiency worldwide. A new O5 Command was created to oversee the Regional Councils and prevent internal conflict.  

In addition, special sites were created to report directly to the new O5 Command and, by proxy, the Council. These sites became the bulwark of Foundation containment and research, giving the O5 Council direct authority over the Regional Councils. This international branch would become the power base of the Foundation.  

Thus, we arrive at the third iteration of the Foundation: massive in scale and power, with thousands of personnel and dozens of bureaucrats maintaining operations. Many pieces of our history remain missing, and some questions may never be answered. For example: when and how did the Ethics Committee arise? Tell me if you ever find out.

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+++ Special Session 5777
**Overseers Present:** O5-1, O5-2, O5-3 (Virtual), O5-4, O5-5, O5-6, O5-7 (Virtual), O5-8, O5-9 (Virtual), O5-10, O5-11, O5-12  
**Overseers Absent:** O5-13 (CLASSIFIED)  

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**O5-1:** I call this meeting to order. Three will begin.

**O5-3:** In the matter of Site 19, our forces have completely stabilized the situation as of this morning. We expect only 30% of the site to remain operational. Currently, both the Keter-class and Safe-class containment wings are heavily damaged and mostly inoperable. Most of the laboratories are intact but in a state of disrepair, requiring at least two weeks to bring them back to code. Administrative offices are all but ransacked and blown apart, so no dice on those for a while. The core facilities remain unaffected, including the armory, personnel bunkers, SCPiNet servers and terminals, and Director Moose's office. There is also the matter of the lack of a roof over the facility—it was torn to shreds.

**O5-1:** The discussion is open to the floor.

**O5-6:** Are our task forces still on the ground?

**O5-3:** Yes, they're helping clear out the surrounding area.

**O5-6:** I suggest we keep six detachments of Nu-7 and a single detachment of Epsilon-11 stationed at 19. Another raid right now would lead to a devastating leak of information. Motion for this redeployment.

Overseers: Aye!

**O5-1:** Redeployment approved. Next issue?

**O5-11:** Death count?

**O5-3:** Standing at around 2,096.

**O5-11:** And how many SCPs have we recaptured?

**O5-3:** During the raid, 63% of SCPs breached containment, of which 87% have been recontained and placed in the care of other facilities in the southwest.

**O5-11:** Motion to bolster the scope of local task forces in the region for the remainder of this crisis.

Overseers: Aye!

**O5-1:** We'll assign that to O5 Command. Next.

**O5-5:** I think the more important thing is to figure out why this happened and how to respond.

**O5-9:** How much more obvious can it get? The GOC was fed some wrong intel and decided to go fucking nuclear about it instead of asking us. We retaliate. I say we move to have any GOC officer shot on sight.

**O5-8:** I disagree, Nine. I have sources and evidence backing up the fact that this didn’t start with the GOC. Hell, we even have backing that the Insurgents weren’t the ones to start it in the first place. Right now, we’re looking at dozens of factions and groups of interest. If I'm right, we’re looking at dozens of different parties colluding.

**O5-12:** Then may I be bold enough to suggest something more radical?

**O5-9:** Crazy already flew out the window. Shoot.

**O5-12:** I suggest we withdraw from external relations with these groups—for now, at least. Let’s give Eight some time to get her affairs in order.

**O5-5:** It still leaves room for a leakage.

**O5-12:** Then we pull the cord altogether. Cut off communication and support. I don’t know about you, but I am sick of us being the fucking janitors of the anomalous world.

**O5-1:** We’ll be seen as pariahs.

**O5-12:** Fine by me. I’m just saying. They whine and bitch when we intervene, and when we don’t, they still bitch about it!

**O5-5:** I suppose a temporary measure can be enacted for the time being. Eight, can you present your results within five months?

**O5-8:** It’s tight, but I’ll make it happen. One?

**O5-1:** Are we in agreement then?

Overseers: Aye!

**O5-1:** The Foundation will immediately move to rescind all communications with outside parties. This will be jointly managed by the External Relations Department, the Department of Applied Force, and the various scientific departments. Council dismissed.

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++ Recovered Asset from Investigation JJC4
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+++ PENTAGRAM SOURCE █████
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[[span class="text"]] Overheard some info on Site 19.  [[/span]]
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[[span class="text"]] PENTAGRAM wasn't involved in the raid. The GOC banned them outright for some reason. [[/span]]
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[[span class="text"]] That's not what I'm hearing.  [[/span]]
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[[span class="text"]] Any details?  [[/span]]
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[[span class="text"]] Got a hold of some of the security staff after we went drinking. They've got an inside man.  [[/span]]
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[[span class="text"]] And where does the GOC fit into this?  [[/span]]
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[[span class="text"]] No clue but get this. I don't think this guy is from Site-19 either. All I got was "all my facilities still running like a dream".  [[/span]]
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[[span class="text"]] Are you sure you heard that? [[/span]]
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[[span class="text"]] Affirmative. What's the next move. [[/span]]
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[[span class="text"]] Hang tight. Things got a lot more complicated. [[/span]]
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**RAISA Report:** SCP-█████ briefings are closed to the majority of the Foundation. Access requires Level 5 Clearance. The file itself requires RAISA’s direct permission to be shared.

**ISD Report:** We thoroughly vetted all personnel who had access. Beyond the Council and Ethics Committee, only select members of O5 Command had clearance. After monitoring them for two months, none had communicated with outside parties. This information was forwarded to both the Council and the Ethics Committee. Investigations on both sides revealed nothing unusual.

However, we did find something of interest. Following the capture and classification of SCP-█████, O5 Command reached out to members of the Lusophone Foundation, our Portuguese branch. This branch has an extensive focus on paratechnology, and we granted brief access to their chain of command. This is worth further investigation.

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[[div class="O5Meeting"]]
+++ Update Session 9872
**Overseers Present:** O5-1, O5-3, O5-5, O5-8, O5-12
**Overseers Absent:** O5-2, O5-4, O5-6, O5-7, O5-9, O5-10, O5-11, O5-13
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**O5-1:** I call this session into order. Eight has requested the rest of you to be here today. She may have the floor.

**O5-8:** If you would all review the packets laid before you, the most notable being JJC4. To review, we can confirm the beginning of this crisis did not originate with the GOC. We narrowed our list of potential suspects down to one: PENTAGRAM. While we do not have any documentation that conclusively proves it, we can confirm they had knowledge of SCP-█████ prior to the GOC. However, if you continue to the ISD report, things get… complicated.

**O5-7:** Complicated is an understatement. You're implying one of our first and most loyal regions is involved in a conspiracy.

**O5-1:** Seven’s right. I believe I was with Ten when I authorized the file transfer. They’ve been the role model.

**O5-12:** Then maybe they aren’t the star example you thought they were. I’m not above putting them under suspicion. Maybe you lot trust them, but I didn’t have a seat at this table when you appointed them one. Things change.

**O5-8:** I’m not pointing fingers—not yet—but it’s worth looking into. I asked Three to pull those old RAISA files.

**O5-3:** Of course. On March 20th, Site 19 Command requested support in the initial containment and study of SCP-█████ from O5 Command. O5 Command then directed the Lusophone Regional Council—the CL5 Council—to deploy specialized research teams to assist Site 19.

**O5-7:** So what? Could’ve been any of those scientists. To imply the whole branch of the Foundation is insane.

**O5-8:** Those teams were the personal researchers of the CL5 Council. Unlike us, they keep a group of researchers on retainer. Those scientists were some of the most loyal personnel in the Lusophone Foundation. I’m not implying the entirety of the Lusophone Foundation.

**O5-1:** You’re implying the CL5 Council.

O5-5: Can you prove that, Eight?

**O5-8:** I still have two months left. My forces are working as we speak. However, I need a secret motion. If the CL5 Council or their lackeys have their own agenda, we cannot provide them with any more information. Nor can we reliably trust the other councils. Motion for the creation of a new data classification exclusive to members of the International Branch.

**O5-12:** Aye!

**O5-7:** Aye!

**O5-5:** Aye!

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**O5-1:** Aye.

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