The Foundation Begins by Inventing SCPs

But it still caused irreversible harm across the Myriad Worlds.

During the process, several Containment Objects even emerged. Studying the Scarlet King could accelerate his growth and might bring about unforeseeable consequences.

The Foundation had therefore long since issued a ban, strictly forbidding anyone from studying the Scarlet King in any way. To this day, the SCP Foundation knew little about his physical, psychological, or conceptual nature.

All it knew was that he exerted a powerful influence over certain people and events in Main-Dimensional Space. (Note: All were connected to the number seven.)

He was also unusually determined to enter Main-Dimensional Space.

After seeing the Scarlet King's status file, the people watching the livestream felt no less despair or fear.

If anything, both feelings grew stronger.

When they learned that any research into the Scarlet King would only make him more powerful, their despair and fear reached new heights.

Everyone watching understood the principle of knowing your enemy.

No matter how powerful an enemy was,

even a Supreme Divinity could be faced with a plan if they had complete information about it. They might still lose, but at least they would have a sliver of hope.

However faint that hope might be.

The Scarlet King was different.

They could not study him. The more they learned, the stronger he became.

There seemed to be no answer.

[Sengoku: A Supreme Divinity we know nothing about and can't study. How terrifying!]

[Vegapunk: The worst part is that he's still growing stronger. I wonder if the Scarlet King has a mortal enemy. If he does, we might have a chance.]

[If he doesn't, we're in serious trouble.]

[Pain: I think he probably does. The Scarlet King is growing stronger at an absurd rate. Sooner or later, other Supreme Divinities will notice.]

[Once he