SCP-100000 - Breaking point

Not Insane Part 2

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Today I had another assignment. Apparently us "Class-D's"  are also human test subjects. Today I learned about how they are categorized. They are based on how easily they can escape. For example, safe class objects have little to no chance of escaping but can be dangerous or harmful. The categories are and go in the order of least likely to most likely to escape. Safe, Euclid, and Keter. SCP-173 or the statue, is Euclid. The Statue is unpredictable and escapes frequently. The Lizard,  SCP-682, escapes weekly. I just heard he was transferring over to us in a week. I hope Jason forgets about freeing him... Anyway, my assignment was more an experiment. Thankfully, the staff took pity on me and I got SCP-999 a.k.a Tickle Monster, Class Safe. He is aloud around most of the place and he loves everyone and makes them happy. I thought the experiment was going to be easy, if not helpful. I was so wrong. Sometimes tickle monster tickles so hard it hurts. He doesn't mean to hurt people, but he does. As I entered his containment cell, I let out a tiny shriek. The thing was hideous, with orange goop flowing in and out of some kind of glowing shell. The scientist looked weird, and jotted something down. The abomination ran at me and enveloped me in its goop. I started to get a tickling sensation, but not with fingers on me. It was smooth. I immediately dropped to the ground laughing. This happened for maybe five minutes. It started to burn a bit, but I shrugged it off and kept laughing. Eventually my laughs turned into screams. The scientist observing me told me to shut up and not to show emotion. I immediately forced a laugh. The difference was almost unrecognizable and the scientist appeared content and nodded for me to continue. It continued for maybe another hour before I started to cry. It was so slight the scientist didn't notice until he interrogated me about what happened. He then slapped me and jotted down in his notebook. I then visited SCP-999 twice again, each time instead of happiness, utter fear. The second time he squeaked and enveloped my head, suffocating me for maybe two scary seconds. Then he got down and practically flew to the other side of the room and squawked to itself. The scientist jotted something down and left. I read one simple sentence. "SCP-999 defends from telepathic attacks."

Thanks! I am sorry this one took so long to come out. Hopefully the next one come out sooner. Please stay with me on Jackson's journey. I swear we are approaching the end of SCP-100000- Breaking point. (There will be another SCP-1000000)