SCPA-EN-00226 Report

Item #: SCPA-EN-00226

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures:
SCPA-EN-00226 is to be contained within a soundproof chamber measuring no less than 5 meters in height, width, and length. The chamber shall be airtight and must be inspected once daily for any cracks, openings, or tears. A sound emitter must also be installed outside the chamber to produce white noise with a volume level of no less than 65 dB. The emitter must be checked regularly for proper function.

No personnel are permitted to enter SCPA-EN-00226's chamber, unless they have received proper training on its containment procedures and are equipped with noise-cancelling earplugs.

Any sound waves emanating from SCPA-EN-00226's chamber must be actively monitored using specialized sound equipment in order to detect any fluctuations in frequency or amplitude.

Description:
SCPA-EN-00226 is an entity resembling a humanoid made entirely of sound waves. Its true form remains unknown as it is constantly shifting shape and frequency. SCPA-EN-00226 feeds off of any source of sound within its proximity, absorbing the sound waves into its own being. It can also produce a high-pitched frequency that induces nausea, vomiting, and disorientation in living organisms.

SCPA-EN-00226's effects have been observed to be amplified when coming into contact with music or musical instruments. It has been noted that SCPA-EN-00226 can "consume" music, rendering it completely devoid of any sound or melody.

SCPA-EN-00226 has shown aggressive behavior when there is a lack of sound. If its chamber runs silent for an extended period of time, SCPA-EN-00226 will produce a high-pitched frequency that can cause damage to the soundproof chamber, potentially leading to a containment breach.

Additional Information:
SCPA-EN-00226 was first discovered in an abandoned recording studio in [REDACTED]. Initial investigation suggests that the entity might have originated from a failed sound experiment.

SCPA-EN-00226 is capable of mimicking human speech patterns, although it does so in a distorted and garbled manner. It has also been observed creating music using sound waves that it has "consumed" in the past.

References:

• Incident Report SCPA-EN-00226-1: First containment breach of SCPA-EN-00226
• Experiment Log SCPA-EN-00226-2: Results of testing SCPA-EN-00226's effects on different genres of music

Classification level:
Top Secret

Notice:
All personnel entering SCPA-EN-00226's containment chamber must be equipped with noise-cancelling earplugs in order to minimize any potential exposure to SCPA-EN-00226's effects.

Any testing involving SCPA-EN-00226 must be done within an isolated soundproof chamber with direct communication to the outside.

Record #:
Experiment Log SCPA-EN-00226-2

Reporter:
Dr. ██████, Researcher

Approver:
Site Director ████████