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Given the severity of the information gap on the following topic, this document is restricted to senior members of the former HEADCANNON project only.

Any disclosure will be punished by the reverse intervention of the STF-𐤇.

— Maria Jones, Director, RAISA.

Объект №: 9000
Допуск5
Класс содержания:
внесистемный
Вторичный класс:
аполлион
Класс нарушения:
амида
Класс риска:
критический





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SCP-9000-1 (BRAIN)









ADDENDUM 9000.2-1

Log Report 9000.2.A

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Log Report 9000.2.A
Date: ██/██/20██
Location: Central research room, basement level -3, Area ██.
Personnel Involved: Dr. Yone Tanaka, Dir. Place H.
Field Test No. 42.
Preliminary Information: We have received the necessary permissions to test SCP-9000 with another anomaly of a similar nature, SCP-2747.
To avoid potential failures or errors, testing will be conducted in a controlled pocket dimension. The invasive effects of SCP-2747 will be introduced into a story, and subsequently, a book from SCP-9000 will be placed to test whether it is capable of containing the effects of SCP-2747.
Results: The test was a complete failure. SCP-9000 and SCP-2747 began a ‘race’ of constant extrapolations. SCP-9000 began its processes normally, attempting to avoid the destructive effects of SCP-2747 by developing a ‘law in history’ that would prevent it from continuing its functionalities and contain it within the dimension. What we did not anticipate was the ease of extrapolation of SCP-2747. This led to a chase between the two that ended with the disappearance of SCP-9000 from the Foundation's control range.
Its current level of extrapolation is unknown, but it is known to remain active.
I strongly recommend keeping it under continuous surveillance.
Update 1.0: 15 hours after the escape.
SCP-9000 has finally stopped extrapolating. We do not know its exact location, but it appears to be continuing to attempt to contain entities, implying that its code and functionalities are intact.
We attempted to cut the power for over 2 hours, but it did not seem to affect it at all. SCP-9000 appears to have moved so far away that it has almost completely detached itself from this plane, now serving more as a way to observe its movements.
I will continue to monitor it over the next few hours.
Update 2.0: 20 hours after the escape.
A new root command has appeared in the code. It does not allow us to examine or edit it. It appears that we have lost all original editing permissions on SCP-9000. The code in question only shows a few lines of code and is named ‘TERMINATION()’. We have sent the information to more colleagues to try to decipher it.


ADDENDUM 9000.2-2

Log Report 9000.2.1


Log Interview 9000.2.1

Interviewer: Dr. Nordwood, Director in charge of the Narrativism Department.
Interviewee: Dr. Yone Tanaka.
Context: Interview conducted 48 hours after the escape of SCP-9000 in pursuit of SCP-2747.


Interviewer: We meet again, Dr. Tanaka. Can you tell us in more detail what happened with SCP-9000 this time?
Tanaka: (lets out a slight sigh) What can I say, mate, you've already read my incident log. The code is now uncontrollable in almost every respect. All we can do is see what it decides to do in this very interesting story while it watches us from above.
Interviewer: Aren't you meeting with Dr. Auclaire today? Does she know anything about what happened?
Tanaka: Meh, she knows the same as you, Doctor. She didn't participate in the experiment, so she's not to blame for anything either.
Interviewer: I see. In the log, you state that outside of its self-editable logic, SCP-9000 developed something unthinkable, a new root command. How do you think this happened?
Tanaka: To be honest, I don't know. In theory, it should be completely incapable of editing that part of its code. It's a restriction we put in place to prevent possible external corruption of the most important code. But what do I know, that bug must have evolved as if it were a living being or something.
Interviewer: Can't you think of what it might be for either?
Tanaka: (4-second pause with a somewhat tired and lost look) I can think of a few ideas. But I don't think it's something pleasant to talk about. For now, let's pray that it never initiates that command.
Interviewer: I see... Will you continue with the project?
Tanaka: Isn't it obvious? The only thing that has changed is the objective. But we will continue. Now our mission will focus on monitoring it, trying to get it down from there, and, for now, developing methods to prevent it from containing unnecessary things. I would like to add that, despite its escape, it can be used as an asset for the Foundation. Just... well, with some monitoring.


Conclusions: The anomaly was able to break established laws by editing itself in unexpected ways. Close monitoring will be carried out to observe its evolution and behaviour. Dr Yone Tanaka was clearly concerned about the situation. After establishing standardised security protocols, it is recommended that he be granted a holiday to improve his mental state.

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