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Item #: SCP-1413
Object Class: Keter
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1413 should be contained within a 5 m x 5 m x 5 m airtight, windowless chamber at all times. Chamber is to be refitted with instruments that constantly measure and record the temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure around the subject. Any deviation from typical readings should prompt immediate lockdown and initiate a high alert sequence for Site Security personnel.
SCP-1413 is to be kept separate from SCP-1414 through SCP-1416 and SCP-2413 through 2416 at all times.
Description: SCP-1413 appears to be a human male in his mid teens, of indeterminable race and ethnicity. Subject has black hair and blue eyes, is 1.70 m in height, and 70 kg in weight. It is capable of human communication and possesses the normal psychological profile of a typical teenaged human, with the exception of SCP-1413's repeated mention of and fixation on something called "The Game," about which few details have been understood. SCP-1413 was captured in ████ in 20██ along with SCPs 1414 through 1416 and SCPs 2413- through 2416.
SCP-1413 displays an uncanny and finely-tuned control over the movement of air and other composite gases. Wind is generated without a identifiable source and independent of the nature of the weather outside. The subjects normal abilities are observed to be rather playful and harmless in nature, its manipulation of air used for more humorous effects. However, should the subject become agitated, its powers accelerate exponentially to the point where they pose extreme danger. SCP-1413 has been observed to be capable of generating gale-force winds that possess enough force to tear instruments from walls and toss personnel around the containment chamber. SCP-1413 also displays the ability to manipulate the winds it generates into makeshift weapons that can bore holes in or slice through substances such as reinforced concrete and bedrock with ease. Limited production of rain and hail by SCP-1413 has also been observed.
Termination through any available means is currently impossible, as SCP-1413 possesses seemingly infallible regenerative potential. Upon termination, SCP-1413 takes between ten minutes to two hours to resurrect, the time depending entirely on how much physical damage was sustained during termination. Regenerative capability seems to not be affected even when SCP-1413's body is completely destroyed through means such as incineration or acid immersion, though in these cases, resurrection can take upward of two hours to complete. Biological and cellular makeup of SCP-1413 seems identical to that of the average human, and its regeneration currently remains unexplained.
Note: Testing of SCP-1413's genetic code shows paradoxical relation between SCP-1413 and 1416 and SCP 2414 and 2416. Chromosomal analysis indicate an impossible recombination of genes through the typical procedure of gamete meiosis and human reproduction. For clarity's sake, SCP 1413 and 1416 are to be considered siblings due to closest similarities in genetic code and phenotypical appearance.
Addendum 1413-1: On █/█/20█ (See Incident Report 1413-1) SCP-1414 was terminated as a result of mortality testing, triggering a hostile response in SCP-1413 despite no contact between the two and no knowledge transferred to the subject of SCP-1414's demise. Hurricane class 5 force winds detected in containment chamber ██, subject terminated █ personnel before being neutralized, causes of death ranged from lacerations and blunt force trauma to asphyxiation. Traditional containment methods to be revised in case of both SCP-1413 and 1414.
Interview 1413 C
Dr. [REDACTED]: Tell me, 1413, what is the Game?
SCP-1413: We beat it, we won, we created all this and we were supposed to come back and everything was supposed to be okay--
Dr. [REDACTED]: Calm down, 1413, just tell me--what is the Game? How do you play? Are there any rules? How did--
Subject begins to shout, becoming visibly distressed.
SCP-1413: Why don't you just let us go? We won, we all survived, we were supposed to all be happy together! This wasn't supposed to happen….just let us go…please…!
Increase in wind speed detected, interview postponed.