SCPA-EN-00281 Report

Item #: SCPA-EN-00281

Object Class: Keter

Special Containment Procedures:
SCPA-EN-00281 is to be contained in a locked, immovable container at all times. The container must be able to withstand high levels of physical and thermal stress. Access to SCPA-EN-00281 is forbidden except under controlled and supervised testing conditions. All personnel should wear hazmat suits and adhere to standard safety protocols when handling SCPA-EN-00281.

Description:
SCPA-EN-00281 appears to be a standard Rubik's Cube, but with a unique feature that sets it apart from other cubes. When SCPA-EN-00281 is solved, it has the ability to grant the solver any wish they desire. The wish can range from personal gain, power, or even world-ending desires. The cube has shown to be indestructible and the effects of wished granted by SCPA-EN-00281 cannot be reversed.

Additional Information:
Testing has shown that SCPA-EN-00281 does not grant wishes unless it is physically solved as it is only when solving it that it reveals the gesture required to grant one wish upon completion. Though, each time the cube is solved the gesture changes, making the wish-granting feature unpredictable.

References:
SCPA Foundation Research Team's reports show that SCPA-EN-00281 was discovered in a small box in a jewelry shop in London, England. Investigation revealed that the cube has been traded for hundreds of years, being passed from owner to owner via various black market channels, its origin is yet unknown.

Classification level:
Top Secret

Notice:
All personnel are advised extreme caution in handling SCPA-EN-00281. under no circumstances, should anyone attempt to solve it. Any attempt to use SCPA-EN-00281 to grant wishes, either personal or for the Foundation, is strictly forbidden.

Record #:
Incident Report: 00281-01

Reporter:
Dr. Cassandra Michaels

Approver:
Site Director Jameson Lee