SCP-6739
By: NDHeckfire
Published on 24 Jun 2022 02:11
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NDHeckfire
SCP-6739 - An Absence of… Something?
Item №: SCP-6739
Object Class: Anomalous
Special Containment Procedures: Due to the nature of SCP-6739, no containment procedures are necessary at this time. Foundation personnel are allowed to visit and use Site-400's cafeteria as usual. Any individuals possessing relevant information regarding SCP-6739 are encouraged to report it to the current research head (presently Dr. Gerald Hogan of the Department of Theoretical Hypothetics).
The corner wall of the main cafeteria.
Description: SCP-6739 is the designation given to an obvious non-visible specific absence located in the collective human Noosphere, which seems to be mainly centralized and concentrated in the upper corner wall of Site-400's main personnel cafeteria.
Any individual perceiving and comprehending this corner wall will become entirely convinced that something was once previously located in that specific spot, but has now been deemed nonexistent through as-of-yet unknown means.
Research into SCP-6739 seems to suggest that certain Foundation personnel that frequently visits the main cafeteria possess some form of close attachment or relationship to the centralized absence, though they are unable to recall why exactly they feel that way.
Despite the nature of SCP-6739, some "residue" or "excess" concepts can be successfully obtained from the corner wall through the use of (non?)standard Class-⌘ agnostics, which has been provided by the Department of Surrealistics. Investigation into SCP-6739 through this method is ongoing.
Investigation/Testing Log 1:
I/T-6739-1
Subject: D-3324
Agnostic Dosage: 3.5 ml
Procedure: D-3324 was instructed to directly view and observe the corner wall.
Observations: SCP-6739 was/were natural, and was/were in no way anomalous. Though, a contradicting concept of it/they being "unnatural" was accounted for.
I/T-6739-2
Subject: D-3324
Agnostic Dosage: 5.2 ml
Procedure: D-3324 was instructed to make direct physical contact with the corner wall itself and the area surrounding it.
Observations: The area surrounding SCP-6739 was white and sticky, and "fuzzy-feeling". The idea of "cob-" and "not supposed to be doing that" was also reported to be present.
I/T-6739-3
Subject: D-3324
Agnostic Dosage: 7.8 ml
Procedure: D-3324 was instructed to stand in the presence of the corner wall for 2 hours.
Observations: At first, SCP-6739 unintentionally induced the feeling of fear in most, if not all of Site-400's Foundation personnel. However, SCP-6739 began slowly gaining affection and friendliness from most of the individuals.
Attached Update: Dr. Alan McKinley requested Dr. Hogan to halt the investigation and testing into SCP-6739, with the express concern that the anomaly may be infohazardous and/or cognitohazardous in nature and that "maybe it's best we don't remember it at all". This request is denied.
Investigation/Testing Log 2:
I/T-6739-4
Subject: D-3324
Agnostic Dosage: 10.3 ml
Procedure: D-3324 was instructed to attempt communication with the corner wall. A standard interview sheet was given and D-3324 was permitted to give their own answers.
Observations: SCP-6739 was/were considered "cute", though this fact was not accepted by some a single Foundation personnel. According to D-3324, no response was given, but they reported that they neither felt frustrated nor angry during the course of the interview. Instead, they felt delighted and amused.
I/T-6739-5
Subject: D-3324
Agnostic Dosage: 13.7 ml
Procedure: D-3324 was instructed to sparsely damage the corner wall using a provided screwdriver.
Observations: SCP-6739 was/were extremely tiny but possessed more than two eyes and multiple appendage-like limbs that it apparently uses to create a white and sticky substance (see I/T-2). The memory of a "cracked windshield" and "extreme guilt" was present for some reason.
I/T-6739-6
Subject: D-3324
Agnostic Dosage: N/A
Procedure: D-3324 was instructed to place a small-scale Doe-Grey Unreality Anchor in the proximity of the corner wall.
Observations: Small and thin randomized lines of blue light appeared on the corner wall. The Unreality Anchor was able to produce an unspecified anti-image that depicts the following object:
▼ PRODUCED IMAGE
No context was given by the Unreality Anchor.
Incident Log: Dr. McKinley was caught by security personnel attempting to access the containment chamber of SCP-████-EX with unauthorized credentials. During an interrogation to ascertain Dr. McKinley's exact motive with SCP-████-EX, they again expressed concern regarding the danger and threat posed by SCP-6739 and requested that testing be immediately halted. When asked regarding SCP-████-EX, Dr. McKinley refused to give any comment.
Due to this event, Dr. Hogan eventually decided to indefinitely halt the investigation into SCP-6739 until this situation is resolved properly. Dr. McKinley has since been suspended until a method of ethical information extraction is found.