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SCP-141
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Background
SCP-141 is a small leather-bound codex dating back to Roman times, easily carried in one hand.
Through writing through very specific requirements, one is able to make cases described in SCP-141 become "true" in regards to memory and evidence surrounding the case.
General Information
Name: SCP-141
Other Names: Codex Damnatio
Origin: SCP Foundation
First Appearance: SCP-141 File log
Company: SCP Foundation
Sex: None (SCP-141 is a small leather-bound codex dating back to Roman times)
Sexuality: None
Pronouns: It
Age: Unknown (SCP-141 is a small leather-bound codex dating back to Roman times)
Homeworld: Earth
Residence: SCP Foundation Containment Area Site-76
Story Role: SCP
Classification: Safe Class
Objects: Small leather-bound Codex
State of Being: Inorganic
Physiology: Codex Physiology
In-Universe Creator: Unknown
Occupation: None
Containment Status: Contained (When not in use, SCP-141 is stored inside of a locked safe in Site-76)
Affiliations: Users of the book
Enemies: Anyone written as guilty in its book
Wielders: Varies
Height: Unknown
Weight: Unknown
Status: Active
Alignment: Unaligned
Threat Level: Mental Threat (SCP-141 can falsify events, causing memories to be planted in the supposed "guilty" parties heads believing they actually did certain events)
Codex Statistics
Grade: B
Tier: N/A
Cardinality: Finite
Dimensionality: 3-D
Attack Potency: N/A (SCP-141 is a small leather-bound codex dating back to Roman times, easily carried in one hand)
Durability: Below Average Human level (It is very easy to destroy and rip apart a small-leather object), Higher with Papyrus Pages (Its thin papyrus pages are always crisp, and so far have proven difficult to tear from the codex's binding)
Striking Strength: N/A
Lifting Strength: N/A
Travel Speed: Immobile
Attack Speed: Immobile
Reaction Speed: Immobile
Stamina: None
Range: Below Standard Melee
Intelligence: Mindless Intelligence
Knowledge: Mindless level
Powers and Techniques
Longevity (Despite its great age, it never acquires any additional signs of wear and tear beyond a somewhat aged-looking cover), Spatial Manipulation (The codex actually contains far more legal cases than is one hundred and fifty pages could possibly allow), Text Manipulation (A reader must make a detailed reference to a range or specific case to disocver if it is listed in inside. If it is, the pages will transform into those relating to the specified case. Through a user providing information in Republic-era Latin, later readings of the book will reveal these new cases in the first half of the book, written in the same handwriting as the rest, a very precise, careful hand), Truth Manipulation & Information Manipulation (Total; When this information is provided to SCP-141, the particulars of the case described in SCP-141 appear to become "true" in regards to memory and evidence surrounding the case. Falsified evidence springs into existence following its description, usually appearing in the court record or the crime scene where it can easily be discovered), Memory Manipulation (Witnesses' memories and testimony will correspond to the information written in SCP-141. The "guilty" party specified by SCP-141 may have a false memory implanted that corresponds with SCP-141's account of events, although this result requires a clever description of the desired scenario, these memories do not overwrite the original ones, but they do seem quite nearly as real)
Equipment
Nothing notable.
Other
Standard Tactics: SCP-141 itself cannot do anything as it is non-sentient, and is entirely up to the user of SCP-141, where they must write in very specific requirements.
Weaknesses: Manipulation of the text requires specific mentions of a historical context surrounding the case(s). A user of SCP-141 must provide detailed information about a criminal proceeding, including the victim, evidence, witness statements, and suspects, and they must do so in Republic-era Latin.
