SCP-INTEGER

SCP-INTEGER's powers and abilities

SCP-INTEGER is a semiontological entity existing as a bureaucratohazard complex. SCP-INTEGER possesses the power to disrupt the Semiosphere, a medium in which information about reality travels before being perceived or measured. Through this SCP-INTEGER is capable of manipulating information regarding itself and other beings and objects, the laws of the governments and physics, and even the Narrative of alternate universes. SCP-INTEGER mostly uses this power to abstract the names of those who use 'incorrect' identifiers. If someone or something, like physical or electrical documents, referred to SCP-INTEGER using a simple word, even unintentionally, that identifier would be incorporated into SCP-INTEGER's identity, and in turn, the being would retroactively change that person's name to a simple word describing them by adding one Cuil. That person or object would have their new name be their true name which they received since birth, causing their original name and proper nouns prior to abstraction to be forever lost. Apart from that these people and objects can still exist and work normally as if nothing had really happened, but would possess the same naming effects of INTEGER to a lesser extent.

Placeholder McDoctorate is an exception as he spoke SCP-INTEGER's true name, causing his original name Nathan Valis to be lost, but he still retained his proper nouns. Along with Placeholder, SCP-INTEGER also abstracted his Rubik's cube which became one with the other cubes possessed by the alternate versions of McDoctorate throughout the multiverse, causing each of them to affect their respective realities. Because of its powers, SCP-INTEGER could manipulate and restructure every timeline and universe on a narrative level. When the various versions of McDoctorate attempted to break away from the matches of their cubes SCP-INTEGER would outright completely erase their realities, killing all of the inhabitants and leaving nothing behind. In light of this, some McDoctorates decided to isolate their respective universes from the rest of the multiverse in order to not have them also destroyed. It is also revealed that SCP-INTEGER is also responsible for ███-3955, a series of eight notes in music that every Artificial Intelligence would eventually and inevitably produce for a period of time. SCP-INTEGER could manipulate the AIs through transmissions which forced the AIs to produce these notes. If the AIs were to successfully produce ███-3955 then they spell SCP-INTEGER's name which would cause SCP-INTEGER to swap properties with those of the universe, becoming abstracted and unreal. McDoctorate believed that he could use alternate versions of SCP-5109, a password that can be remembered by only one person in all of reality and if the holder tells the it to another person, they would completely forget it while the one who heard it will become the new holder of the password, to create a structure within his mind to perfectly resemble that of SCP-INTEGER. Since this identical structure would hold all of SCP-INTEGER's information it would cause SCP-INTEGER to become that structure. This would effectively trap SCP-INTEGER inside a memetic prison within McDoctorate's mind and could allow the personnel at Site-87 to safely study it and neutralize the threat. However, it was all theoretical speculation as it wasn't approved. In SCP-001 (Ihp/Locke Proposal), it is shown that after SCP-INTEGER affected SCP-2521, the latter retaliated against it. 2521 began chasing SCP-INTEGER who was forced to evade it and hide. This means either SCP-INTEGER isn't that powerful as it first appeared to be, or 2521 was more powerful than first thought.