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Vivarino (account age 4 days, site membership 3 days) recently coldposted the following page, which has multiple indicators of AI-generation: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-9129 page title "Scp 9129 : The Man in the Mirror"
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* SCP-9129: The Man in the Mirror
**Item #:** SCP-9129
**Object Class:** Euclid
++ Special Containment Procedures
SCP-9129 is to be contained within a windowless, climate-controlled vault at Site-19. Under no circumstances is SCP-9129's reflective surface to be uncovered outside of authorized testing parameters. At all other times, the object must remain completely enveloped by an opaque, heavy-duty canvas shroud fitted with a remote mechanical pulley system.
No personnel are permitted to look directly into SCP-9129 without explicit, written authorization from the Lead Researcher. In the event that an individual views the mirror's surface for a duration exceeding the established safety threshold, security personnel must immediately remove the affected subject from the chamber. The subject is to be placed under strict isolation and monitored for psychological degradation for no less than 48 hours.
++ Description
SCP-9129 is a mirror measuring approximately 1.8 meters by 1.5 meters, housed within a dark, ornate wooden frame consistent with late 19th-century Victorian craftsmanship. Physical and chemical analyses of the glass and wooden frame have proved inconclusive, revealing no anomalous material composition or variance from non-anomalous items of the same era.
The primary anomalous properties of SCP-9129 manifest whenever a living human subject maintains continuous visual contact with their own reflection for a duration exceeding fifteen (15) seconds.
Upon reaching this threshold, the progression of the anomaly follows a consistent and predictable pattern:
1. **Reflection Dissolution:** At exactly 15 seconds, the subject's actual reflection rapidly fades from the glass, leaving the mirror's background visible but devoid of the observer. At this stage, a localized drop in ambient temperature (ranging from 4°C to 7°C) is consistently recorded within a 1-meter radius of the object.
2. **Manifestation of SCP-9129-1:** Within 5 seconds of the reflection's disappearance, a distinct humanoid entity (designated SCP-9129-1) steps into the frame from the lateral edges of the mirror. SCP-9129-1 appears as a male figure dressed in formal Victorian-era attire. Despite the application of high-intensity laboratory illumination directed at the glass, the entity's facial features remain completely obscured by dense, unnatural shadows.
3. **Auditory Interaction:** Once fully manifested, SCP-9129-1 will approach the inner surface of the glass and attempt to engage the observer. While the entity cannot physically breach the mirror, it will mimic the precise vocal frequency and speech patterns of the subject. SCP-9129-1 utilizes this vocal mimicry to vocalize highly classified personal data, suppressed memories, and specific psychological insecurities known exclusively to the subject.
4. **Post-Exposure Degradation:** If exposure continues beyond 60 seconds, or if the subject undergoes repeated testing, the individual develops severe, irreversible paranoia and vivid auditory and visual hallucinations. Affected subjects report a persistent, distressing sensation that SCP-9129-1 is actively observing them from every window, polished metal object, or reflective surface encountered within their environment.
++ Addendum: Test Log 9129-A
**Experimental Protocol:** D-Class personnel (D-4432) was secured in a chair directly facing SCP-9129. The canvas shroud was removed via remote mechanism.
* **[00:00:00]** Shroud lowered. D-4432 views the mirror and reports a standard, non-anomalous reflection.
* **[00:00:10]** Subject notes a sudden, sharp chill in the immediate area. Thermal sensors confirm the localized temperature drop. No visual anomalies present.
* **[00:00:15]** **Activation Threshold.** D-4432's reflection completely dissolves. SCP-9129-1 enters the frame from the right side.
* **[00:00:22]** D-4432 exhibits extreme distress and attempts to vacate the chair. SCP-9129-1 does not replicate the subject's movements; instead, it approaches the foreground and presses its palms flat against the interior surface of the glass.
* **[00:00:40]** D-4432 becomes highly agitated, shouting that the entity is speaking in their exact voice and reciting details regarding a suppressed childhood trauma. D-4432 covers their ears and violently refuses to look at the object.
* **[00:01:05]** The canvas shroud is remotely raised, breaking line of sight. Testing concluded.
//Closing Note: Upon returning to standard holding quarters, D-4432 exhibited severe paranoia and requested the immediate removal of all polished metal utensils and reflective surfaces from their cell, frantically claiming that "the shadow in the glass won't blink." D-4432 was transferred to psychiatric isolation on 06/04/20██.//
++ Addendum: Circumstances of Retrieval
SCP-9129 was recovered on 11/05/19██ from an abandoned estate in ██████, England, following Foundation interception of local police reports. Authorities had discovered the body of the estate’s owner, Lord ██████, inside a locked dressing room.
The victim was found facing the uncovered mirror, dead from self-inflicted trauma. A closer forensic examination revealed that the victim had surgically removed his own eyelids. Notes recovered from the scene indicate that Lord ██████ had spent the preceding ██ days attempting to avoid sleep or looking away from the mirror, claiming that the entity "demanded a constant audience."
Investigation into the origin of the mirror and its previous owners is ongoing. Evidence at the scene suggests the involvement of GoI-004 ("The Church of the Broken God"), specifically regarding [REDACTED].
++ Addendum: 12/16/20██
A proposal by Dr. █████ to utilize D-Class subjects with severe visual impairments (specifically complete blindness) to determine if SCP-9129-1 can manifest without direct visual perception is currently under review by the Site Directorate.
++ Memo from O5 Command: 01/09/20██
Cross-testing between SCP-9129 and any cognitive or memetic anomalies is strictly prohibited. We understand the curiosity regarding whether SCP-9129-1 is a sentient entity or a psychological mirror, but the potential for an informational breach via the entity’s vocal mimicry is far too high. Keep it covered, keep the power to the vault running, and do not look into the glass.
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Excerpts of note:
- SCP-9129: The Man in the Mirror
Item #: SCP-9129
Object Class: Euclid
Upon reaching this threshold, the progression of the anomaly follows a consistent and predictable pattern:
1. Reflection Dissolution: At exactly 15 seconds, the subject's actual reflection rapidly fades from the glass, leaving the mirror's background visible but devoid of the observer. At this stage, a localized drop in ambient temperature (ranging from 4°C to 7°C) is consistently recorded within a 1-meter radius of the object.
2. Manifestation of SCP-9129-1: Within 5 seconds of the reflection's disappearance, a distinct humanoid entity (designated SCP-9129-1) steps into the frame from the lateral edges of the mirror. SCP-9129-1 appears as a male figure dressed in formal Victorian-era attire. Despite the application of high-intensity laboratory illumination directed at the glass, the entity's facial features remain completely obscured by dense, unnatural shadows.
Addendum: 12/16/20██
A proposal by Dr. █████ to utilize D-Class subjects with severe visual impairments (specifically complete blindness) to determine if SCP-9129-1 can manifest without direct visual perception is currently under review by the Site Directorate.
Memo from O5 Command: 01/09/20██
Cross-testing between SCP-9129 and any cognitive or memetic anomalies is strictly prohibited. We understand the curiosity regarding whether SCP-9129-1 is a sentient entity or a psychological mirror, but the potential for an informational breach via the entity’s vocal mimicry is far too high. Keep it covered, keep the power to the vault running, and do not look into the glass.
User's only forum post is: http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-series-10/comments/show#post-8224285 post title "I made a scp but there’s somthing wrong with posting it"
My scp is 9129 but it won’t show it on the title thing but when I click it it brings me to my stuff
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