Item #: SCP-9735

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-9735 is to be contained within a standard secure containment locker at Site-██. Access to SCP-9735 requires Level 2 clearance and must be approved by at least one Level 3 personnel. Testing involving SCP-9735 must be conducted in a designated research chamber equipped with reinforced walls and surveillance cameras.

SCP-9735 is to be handled with extreme caution, and direct physical contact with SCP-9735 is strictly prohibited unless authorized for research purposes. Any personnel exposed to SCP-9735's effects must undergo immediate medical evaluation and psychological assessment.

Description: SCP-9735 is a vintage typewriter manufactured by the ████████ company in 19██. The typewriter appears to be in excellent condition despite its age, with no signs of rust or deterioration. It lacks any discernible serial number or manufacturing date.

When a blank sheet of paper is inserted into SCP-9735 and a user begins typing, the typewriter autonomously generates anomalous messages without input from the user. The messages produced by SCP-9735 vary in content and format, ranging from simple sentences to complex narratives. The subject matter of these messages often pertains to future events, personal experiences, or philosophical reflections, and displays a level of insight and coherence beyond what would be expected from random typing.

Individuals who read the messages generated by SCP-9735 report experiencing a sense of profound unease and disorientation. Some subjects have described feeling as though the messages were speaking directly to them on a subconscious level, evoking deeply buried memories or emotions.

Repeated exposure to SCP-9735's messages can lead to psychological distress, including insomnia, paranoia, and hallucinations. In some cases, individuals have exhibited signs of obsession with deciphering the meaning behind the messages, often at the expense of their own well-being.

SCP-9735 was recovered from an abandoned estate in ████████, where it was found in the possession of an elderly recluse who claimed that the typewriter had been in their family for generations. The recluse reportedly used SCP-9735 to communicate with an entity they referred to as "The Oracle," though no evidence of such an entity has been found.

Addendum 9735-01: Research into the origin and nature of SCP-9735's anomalous properties is ongoing. Experimentation with SCP-9735 is restricted to approved personnel only.

Examples of messages generated by SCP-9735:

Addendum 9735-02: Following initial containment, researchers conducted extensive testing and analysis on SCP-9735 to determine the extent of its anomalous properties. Experimentation revealed that SCP-9735's messages exhibit a peculiar ability to resonate with the subconscious mind of individuals who read them, often triggering vivid dreams and altered states of consciousness.

Several test subjects reported experiencing recurring dreams featuring imagery and themes present in SCP-9735's messages. These dreams were characterized by surreal landscapes, cryptic symbols, and encounters with entities resembling figures described in SCP-9735's narratives.

One particularly notable incident occurred during a prolonged exposure test, in which a D-Class personnel named Subject D-7293 began exhibiting signs of extreme agitation and paranoia after repeated exposure to SCP-9735's messages. Subject D-7293 claimed to have been visited by a spectral entity in their dreams, which they referred to as "The Watcher."

According to Subject D-7293's testimony, The Watcher communicated with them through cryptic messages and symbolic imagery, warning of an impending catastrophe that threatened to consume reality itself. Subject D-7293 became increasingly obsessed with deciphering the meaning behind The Watcher's messages, neglecting basic needs such as sleep and sustenance in their pursuit of understanding.

As Subject D-7293's mental state deteriorated, they began exhibiting signs of physical deterioration consistent with prolonged sleep deprivation. Despite intervention attempts by on-site medical personnel, Subject D-7293 succumbed to cardiac arrest during an episode of acute psychosis.

The incident prompted the implementation of stricter containment protocols for SCP-9735, including enhanced psychological screening for personnel involved in testing and research. Further experimentation with SCP-9735's dream-inducing properties has been suspended indefinitely pending a comprehensive risk assessment.

Addendum 9735-03: In light of recent events, researchers have begun exploring potential connections between SCP-9735's anomalous properties and other phenomena documented by the Foundation. Analysis of SCP-9735's messages has revealed recurring themes and symbols consistent with reports of other anomalous objects and entities under Foundation observation, suggesting a possible link between SCP-9735 and a larger network of anomalous phenomena.

Efforts to decipher the true nature of SCP-9735 and its implications for Foundation operations are ongoing. Research teams are actively investigating leads and pursuing collaborative efforts with other containment sites to gather additional data and formulate a comprehensive containment and research strategy.

Foundation researchers began cross-referencing SCP-9735's messages with reports of anomalous phenomena documented by other containment sites. They discovered recurring themes, symbols, and references that overlapped with descriptions of anomalous objects, entities, and events from various sources. This raised suspicions that SCP-9735 might be connected to a larger network of anomalies.