 Item number SCP-066 Object Class, Euclid and Pettus Special Containment Procedures SCP-066 to be kept in a tungsten carbide box inside 21's high-value item storage facility. Once every month, this box must be manually inspected for damage to the interior. Footnote, SCP-066 consistently destroys any recording devices placed inside its containment box. If damage is present, SCP-066 must be moved to a new box. This task is performed via a robotic arm capable of performing the task in under three seconds. Description SCP-066 is an amorphous mass of intricately-rated thread, weighing approximately 1 kg. Strands of SCP-066 may be taken individually and manipulated. When this is done, a note on the diatonic scale, C-D-E-F-G-A-B, is produced by the object. When a set of six or more notes are produced, SCP-066 will produce an effect of very nature and duration. SCP-066 will not respond to manipulation while any effect produced by it is in progress. Prior to Incident 066-2, results have included, SCP-066 transformed to a small calico kitten for 17 minutes. The kitten exhibited significant friendliness and playfulness and appeared to be declawed and neutered. A song lasting four minutes, accused the guitar of a vocal accompaniment by a singer-songwriter. The lyrics warn the listener not to use sharp objects without parental supervision. A small cupcake, chocolate with chocolate frosting and a lit candle stuck in the top. Notably, the tones produced prior to this effect corresponded to the opening notes of Happy Birthday. SCP-066 became responsive after said cupcake was consumed. Incident 066-2 On April 18, 2008, D-066-4437 was instructed to use a pair of scissors to remove a portion of SCP-066 for testing. However, when he began to cut it, SCP-066 rolled away from him one meter before stopping and making an unidentified squeaking sound. Before he could be provided with further instruction, D-066-4437 attempted to cut it again. SCP-066 rolled away again and produced the phrase, Are You Eric? in response. After D-066-4437 replied in a negative, SCP-066 morphed into its present state, C-File Photo, and began emitting loud, desolate staccato notes until D-066-4437 was escorted from the room. After Incident 066-2, SCP-066 began to display behavior highly inconsistent with its previous properties. SCP-066 now displays significant mobility, primarily in the form of being able to move portions of itself at very high speed. While SCP-066 is either unable or unwilling to use its ability for transportation, it will occasionally attempt to damage its containment by rubbing its strands against the side of the box, gradually wearing it down. This process appears to be unusually effective for the materials in consideration. Apart from its mobility, SCP-066 will automatically produce notes and effects in the presence of any human, regardless of whether that human interacts with SCP-066. This process takes a minimum of six seconds. In the aftermath of Incident 066-2, effects produced by SCP-066 have been included. A single bee was released near the containment, stinging D-4436 before flying away. The bee was not captured, it is unknown how the bee survived. Beethoven's second symphony was played at over 140 decibels, causing permanent deathness in three personnel, and permanent hearing damage in eight others. The room containing SCP-066 experienced a sudden and complete absence of light for five hours. People in the room reported hearing loud breathing behind their shoulders, although no source was apparent. When it is not producing anomalous effects, SCP-066 will say the name Eric constantly in a deep, masculine voice.