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Thanwin (account age 4 days, site membership 23 hours) recently coldposted the following page, which has multiple indicators of AI-generation: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-8568/comments/show page title "Scp 8568"
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#**Item name**: SCP-9655
**Object Class:** --Euclid-- pending //(keter soon)//
**Special Containment Procedures:** SCP-9655 is to be contained within a reinforced archival vault at Site-██, measuring no less than 10m x 10m x 5m, with walls lined in Faraday cage material to prevent electromagnetic interference. Access requires Level 3 clearance and must be conducted in teams of no fewer than three personnel, equipped with Class-B amnestic administration kits and psychological evaluation post-exposure. The vault is to remain under constant surveillance via non-networked CCTV systems. Any unauthorized attempts to access or replicate historical records related to SCP-9655's anomalous effects will result in immediate termination of involved parties.
Testing involving activation of SCP-9655 requires O5 approval and must be limited to D-class personnel. All audio-visual recordings of activations are to be stored on isolated magnetic tape media and reviewed only by personnel with memetic hazard training. In the event of a containment breach manifesting as temporal echoes (see Addendum 9655-03), the site is to be evacuated, and amnestic gas deployed across a 5km radius.
**Description:** SCP-9655 is a weathered, leather-bound ledger approximately 30cm x 20cm x 5cm in size, embossed with faded German Reichsadler insignia on the cover. Internal pages consist of 247 sheets of aged paper, filled with handwritten entries in German, Polish, and occasional Yiddish script, detailing logistical reports, casualty lists, and strategic notations from the period of German occupation of Poland between 1940 and 1943. Radiocarbon dating places the ledger's origin circa 1941, though no matching historical artifact has been identified in non-anomalous records.
SCP-9655's primary anomalous property activates when any individual reads aloud from its pages for a duration exceeding 60 seconds. Upon activation, the reader (designated SCP-9655-1) experiences a progressive hallucinatory immersion into historical events documented within the text. This manifests as a vivid, first-person simulation of wartime scenarios, including but not limited to:
- Urban combat in Warsaw during the 1940-1941 ghetto uprisings, where SCP-9655-1 perceives themselves as alternating between Wehrmacht soldiers enforcing quarantines or Polish resistance fighters sabotaging supply lines.
- Forced labor camps in occupied territories (e.g., Auschwitz-Birkenau expansions in 1941-1942), with sensory details including the acrid smell of coal smoke, screams of prisoners, and tactile feedback from handling barbed wire or shovels.
- Aerial bombings and ground offensives in 1942-1943, such as operations around Kraków or Lublin, where SCP-9655-1 may embody Luftwaffe pilots dropping incendiaries or civilian refugees fleeing artillery barrages.
The simulation is hyper-realistic, incorporating accurate historical details not necessarily known to SCP-9655-1 prior to exposure, including specific unit designations (e.g., 4th Panzer Division movements), weather conditions, and personal anecdotes from unnamed participants. Physiological effects on SCP-9655-1 include elevated heart rate, adrenaline surges, and in 37% of cases, physical injuries mirroring those sustained in the simulation (e.g., shrapnel wounds, frostbite, or malnutrition-induced emaciation). Simulations last between 4-72 hours subjectively, though only 5-15 minutes elapse in real time.
Repeated exposures lead to cumulative psychological trauma, with SCP-9655-1 developing symptoms akin to shell shock or PTSD, including auditory hallucinations of marching boots, gunfire, and commands in German/Polish. In advanced stages, subjects exhibit "echo bleed," where fragments of the simulation manifest in the physical environment—e.g., phantom explosions causing structural damage or spectral figures of soldiers appearing on surveillance feeds.
SCP-9655 was recovered in 19██ from a derelict bunker near Poznań, Poland, following reports of "ghost battles" disrupting local construction. Initial containment teams suffered 80% casualties due to unintended activations during transport.
**Addendum 9655-01: Exploration Log Excerpt**
> **Test Subject:** D-4782 (male, 32, history of violent offenses)
> **Procedure:** Instructed to read page 112 aloud, detailing a 1942 ambush on a German convoy near Radom.
> **Log:**
> [00:01:05] D-4782 begins reading: "Die Kolonne bewegte sich langsam durch den Wald... plötzlich Schüsse aus dem Unterholz..."
> [00:01:58] Subject ceases verbalization, eyes glaze over. Vital signs spike—heart rate 140 bpm.
> [00:03:12] D-4782 mutters in Polish: "Za Polskę... strzelać!" Begins convulsing as if dodging bullets. Bruises appear on arms.
> [00:07:45] Subject screams about "Panzers advancing," collapses. Post-recovery interview reveals subjective experience of 12 hours as a Home Army partisan, including executing wounded SS officers and witnessing mass graves. Subject terminated after attempting to assault staff, claiming they were "Nazi collaborators."
**Addendum 9655-02: Historical Anomalies**
Analysis of SCP-9655's contents reveals discrepancies with established WWII historiography. Entries reference undocumented operations, such as a "Phantom Division" (Geisterdivision) allegedly composed of reanimated casualties, or experimental weapons deploying "schatten gas" that induces mass hysteria. Cross-referencing with declassified OSS files suggests possible memetic censorship in historical records, implying SCP-9655 may be a vector for suppressed truths or an alternate timeline imprint.
**Addendum 9655-03: Breach Incident Report**
On ██/██/20██, during a power outage at Site-██, SCP-9655 activated autonomously, projecting a large-scale simulation across the facility. Personnel reported hearing Luftwaffe sirens and Wehrmacht marches echoing through vents. Visual manifestations included illusory Tiger tanks materializing in corridors, crushing equipment and causing 14 fatalities. Containment was restored via EMP pulse, but residual effects persist: Site-██'s east wing remains plagued by intermittent "ghost patrols," where shadows of soldiers patrol at night, vanishing upon approach. Reclassification to Keter pending review.
Excerpts of note:
#Item name: SCP-9655
Object Class: Euclid pending (keter soon)
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-9655 is to be contained within a reinforced archival vault at Site-██, measuring no less than 10m x 10m x 5m, with walls lined in Faraday cage material to prevent electromagnetic interference. Access requires Level 3 clearance and must be conducted in teams of no fewer than three personnel, equipped with Class-B amnestic administration kits and psychological evaluation post-exposure.
The simulation is hyper-realistic, incorporating accurate historical details not necessarily known to SCP-9655-1 prior to exposure, including specific unit designations (e.g., 4th Panzer Division movements), weather conditions, and personal anecdotes from unnamed participants. Physiological effects on SCP-9655-1 include elevated heart rate, adrenaline surges, and in 37% of cases, physical injuries mirroring those sustained in the simulation (e.g., shrapnel wounds, frostbite, or malnutrition-induced emaciation). Simulations last between 4-72 hours subjectively, though only 5-15 minutes elapse in real time.
Repeated exposures lead to cumulative psychological trauma, with SCP-9655-1 developing symptoms akin to shell shock or PTSD, including auditory hallucinations of marching boots, gunfire, and commands in German/Polish. In advanced stages, subjects exhibit "echo bleed," where fragments of the simulation manifest in the physical environment—e.g., phantom explosions causing structural damage or spectral figures of soldiers appearing on surveillance feeds.
Addendum 9655-03: Breach Incident Report
On ██/██/20██, during a power outage at Site-██, SCP-9655 activated autonomously, projecting a large-scale simulation across the facility. Personnel reported hearing Luftwaffe sirens and Wehrmacht marches echoing through vents. Visual manifestations included illusory Tiger tanks materializing in corridors, crushing equipment and causing 14 fatalities. Containment was restored via EMP pulse, but residual effects persist: Site-██'s east wing remains plagued by intermittent "ghost patrols," where shadows of soldiers patrol at night, vanishing upon approach. Reclassification to Keter pending review.
User has no sandbox and no edits beyond page creation. Their only forum comment is the following on the coldpost:
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-17563934/scp-8568#post-7502551
Can someone help me write the scp mame that are on scp series page?
Permanently banned, PM sent.
