SCP-1162 and SCP-527

[Dr. ███ Oof]

Name: AR Holmes

 

Rank: Associate Researcher

 

Clearance Level: 3

 

List of Personnel involved in testing: JR Bongo, SGT Beepis

 

Amount of D class involved: 0

 

SCP: SCP-527 and SCP-1162

 

Errors and/or safety hazards: None, security was on standby

 

Question: What kind of items will SCP-527 retrieve from SCP-1162

 

Background Research: SCP-527 and SCP-1162 files were read,

with an eye out for anything that could result in endangerment of foundation personnel or SCP objects.

 

Hypothesis: SCP-1162 will retrieve items such as fish food, and other consumable items fish find good

 

Observation: SCP-527 was instructed to put a coin into SCP-1162, and retrieve an item,

SCP-527 retrieve an S-300 Navigational Device. SCP-527 was instructed to redo the procedure,

but the same thing came out. This continued two more times, until SCP-527 pulled out a ballistic vest.

A decision was made to retry the procedure one more time, but the retrieved item was again an S-300 Navigational Device.

Further testing was deemed unnecessary, and the test was concluded.

 

Visual Stimuli: (Photos/ Videos) See photos below.

 

Conclusion: The items retrieved were unexpected, and surprised personnel.

The items must have mattered to SCP-527 since they were retrieved from SCP-1162. Reason is unknown,

but it is theorised to be because of a past containment breaches on site-05, where SCP-527 was involved.

 

Do your results align with your hypothesis?: No. The items appear to match foundation security and mobile task force equipment.

 

Edited December 29, 2019 by Dr. ███ Oof
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Grade: 70

Lore: 20/20

I don't see any problems with the lore in this test.

Creativity: 15/20

These 2 SCPs are a interesting pair to try and cross test since there is no real lore connection between the 2, and SCP-912 didn't seem like the kind of SCP to have ever had or lost 5 S-300 navigational devices or a ballistic vest.

Presentation: 15/20

You followed the format, but not much creativity in the way you wrote this.

Writing: 20/40

Not many grammar/spelling errors that I see, but you only put that you read the files for SCP-527 and SCP-1162 instead of putting what you read about them for background research.

Test quality: Standard.