SCP-????: Return To Normalcy

File Entry

SCP-#### first came to the foundation's attention when two peculiar objects emerged from SCP-1437. These peculiar objects will be referred to as SCP-####-A-1 and SCP-####-B-1.

SCP-####-A-1 is an amulet that looks and functions nearly identically to SCP-963. The only key difference is that the gem in the center of SCP-####-A-1 is composed of a square-cut sapphire of exact density to the density of the oval-cut ruby found within SCP-963. When any living being attempts to place on SCP-####-A-1, an instance of SCP-####-A-2 will be created. The memories of SCP-####-A-2 appear to be nearly identical to those of SCP-963-2, also known as Elias Shaw.

SCP-####-B is a Solid-State Drive originating from the ███████ ███████████ Co., LTD. that holds a capacity of 50 Terabytes. Certain modifications have seemingly been done by the Artificial Intelligence Applications Division of an unknown parallel Earth. Upon further inspection, SCP-####-B contained what is to be referred to as SCP-####-B-1. SCP-####-B-1 is the conglomerate of various artificial intelligences of multiple known and unknown SCPs within the possession of the SCP Foundation. Most notable of these artificial intelligences are SCP-079, SCP-4951, SCP-5560-1, and most interestingly enough, SCP-5094. It is unclear how the parallel SCP Foundation managed to transfer SCP-5094's consciousness from its CD-ROM to this Solid-State Drive. SCP-####-B-1 appears to be incapable of long, drawn-out communication as any computing device directly connected to the Solid-State Drive immediately begins to overheat, displaying temperatures far above what the computing device should normally be capable of handling, before resulting in the destruction of the computing device.

Testing with the duplicate of SCP-####-B-1, SCP-####-B-2, has shown that it is capable of repairing lost files even if its entire storage is wiped. Any attempts to purge or destroy information within it result in inevitable failure, likely as a result of the several AI's and their anomalous abilities working in tandem to rapidly piece together the lost information and recompile it. The placement of any new information within the device will become impossible to remove. If the storage limit of the Solid-State Drive is reached, SCP-####-B-2 will delete any pre-existing files that are deemed unnecessary. However, deletion of the pre-existing files is not permanent as the introduction of larger storage will result in the files re-emerging as if they were never forgotten.

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Interview SCP-####-A-1-1

Interviewed: SCP-####-A-2 instance

Interviewer: Researcher Alliyah Young

Foreword: SCP-####-1 was put on by D#-####, causing D#-#### to cease all higher brain functions before awakening as a SCP-####-A-2 instance. This interview began after confirmation that Elias Shaw would not leave his current location at Site-19 to suddenly head to the site of the interview to avoid a possible repeat of SCP-4498. Please note that occasionally SCP-####-A-2 will be referred to occasionally as SCP-963-1 Parallel and Elias Shaw.

<BEGIN LOG>

[The SCP-####-A-2 instance can be seen twiddling his thumbs impatiently as Researcher Alliyah Young is seen entering the interview room.]

SCP-####-A-2: Oh, finally! About time they sent someone here...

[Researcher Alliyah Young could be seen sighing, looking over at interview oversight, before back towards SCP-####-A-2. It was a visible expression of regret.]

SCP-####-A-2: Hey, I'm not that bad.

Researcher Young: [A noticeable amount of concern followed by a wry smile could be seen emerging from her face] You speak just like him too...