Documentation of Site-■■■ [MCYT SCP FILES]

Interview Log: Philza

[PHIL]: Mm.

[INT]: Mm?

[PHIL]: Mm. Can I get back to work?

[INT]: [scoff] Unfortunately Dr. Watson, your license is being... Temporarily suspended after the events of SCP-5400. We have another designation you will be assigned to promptly after this interview is finished.

[PHIL]: What! You can't do that, I have SCPs that need to be under my supervision and maintenance! SCP-7360 especially becomes particularly violent without my particular intervention, [REDACTED]. You weren't assigned to Site-083 yet, but-

[INT]: I am aware of SCP-7360's violent nature and the Level 03 experiments. I'm aware of everything that occurs in this Site, Dr. Watson. Actually, SCP-7360 is another area of questioning I would like to conduct, if you don't mind.

[PHIL]: I thought this interview was about SCP-5400's containment breach.

[INT]: Well, you thought wrong.

[PHIL]: Fine, what possible information do you need on SCP-7360? It's been my charge for years now, and we've had no issues with it aside from its rages, which have been successfully subdued and increasingly infrequent as of late. SCP-7360 should be a model SCP, so why on earth am I being questioned about it?

[INT]: There has been increasing doubts to your efficiency with the SCP. Typically, it listens to none but you. While this may not be unusual, paired with your other charge's behavior, it is rather suspicious. Your relations with the SCP have recently come under fire, and as such, we have determined to conduct and investigation as to whether or not your reports are... Truthful.

[PHIL]: I can assure you that those reports fully reflect SCP-7360's-

[INT]: Please shut up, Dr. Watson. We both know you're lying.

[INT]: Now, Dr. Watson, the Foundation would like an explanation as to why significant amounts of recordings from SCP-7360's encasement have mysteriously vanished. And upon further scrutiny, why several instances of missing files seem to appear for SCP-7360, SCP-5400, as well as other SCPs under your care.

[PHIL]: Nothing significant has happened with those SCPs, apart from SCP-5400. I can assure you any lack of recording or files is most likely due to my boredom or negligence that came with stifling through them. Most of my SCPs are well-behaved, so the constant need for supervision has since been declared unnecessary by-

[INT]: On the contrary, Dr. Watson. SCP-5400 was due to receive maximum security. Even a two minute lapse in footage raised suspicion.

[INT]: The Foundation has also been extremely interested in your SCP's 'well-behaved' mannerisms. So, an experiment was conducted during your absence today in an attempt to replicate your nonviolent results. Put simply, SCP-7360 did not respond as you described on your report. In fact, it seemed as though it was even more volatile. It was completely unhinged, and quite frankly, should not be labelled as Euclid. You should have reported it as Keter long ago.

[INT]: Were you lying on your reports, Dr. Watson? Such a drastic shift in behavior for your 'model' SCP-7360 would certainly warrant a change in Site location.

[PHIL]: What... What did they do to Techno?

[INT]: I'm going to ignore that last comment since you're already on probation. But, since it's no longer your charge, what happens to SCP-7360 no longer concerns you.

[PHIL]: [sounds of chair crashing to the floor] SCP-7360's MY charge! You can't take him away from me like that! It most definitely concerns me!