Destination: Site-120
Procedure: Daniel Asheworth moved to the opposite part of the facility.
Result: The subject walked unnoticed by staff down the main corridor of the facility, following the wall. Rooms requiring additional access were not an obstacle, as each time the entrances were opened by the staff who were using them.
Destination: Site-120
Procedure: Daniel Asheworth ordered the subject enclosed in a sealed terrarium.
Result: The subject continued on its journey.
Destination: Site-120
Procedure: Daniel Asheworth wanted to take a bath, locking himself securely in the restroom.
Result: The subject was spotted lifting the lid of the toilet from which it emerged.
Destination: Site-120
Procedure: Daniel Asheworth wore a headband with cat ears and pretended to be a cat in order to confuse the subject.
Result: The subject, upon spotting Daniel Asheworth, stopped before continuing to follow him a moment later.
Destination: Site-120
Procedure: Daniel Asheworth locked himself in a room with Researcher Martin Kowalski.
Result: The subject entered through the ventilation ducts, using an open A/C unit while the air filters were being replaced.
Destination: Site-120 parking lot
Procedure: Daniel Asheworth exited the facility.
Result: The subject exited through the main entrance, 2 hours after the trial began.
Destination: Katowice
Procedure: Daniel Asheworth decided to move to Katowice, 70 kilometers away, and work remotely.
Result: 3 weeks after the test began, the object was spotted entering an elevator in the hotel where Director Asheworth was staying. SCP-PL-121-1-J evacuated in record time, possibly breaking the rules of physics in the process.
Destination: Katowice-Pyrzowice Airport
Procedure: Daniel Asheworth took advantage of a Foundation-provided aircraft.
Result: Due to multiple technical problems and lack of available fuel, the flight was delayed for 40 hours. The object was spotted by Director Asheworth on the right wing of the aircraft. According to SCP-PL-121-1-J, the object had on a tiny pilot's cap, goggles, and a scarf wrapped around its neck.
Destination: Foundation spaceport
Procedure: Daniel Asheworth participated in a flight to Lunar Area-32.
Result: The launch took place as planned. According to unofficial reports, a small turtle was seen near the spaceport fence.
Destination: Earth
Procedure: Daniel Asheworth took a flight back to Earth.
Result: Daniel Asheworth spent 3 months in Lunar Area-32. During one of the transport flights with supplies for Area-32, a foreign body was spotted on the hull of the space module. Close inspection revealed a small turtle, clad in a customized spacesuit and domed helmet.
Destination: Foundation Hospital in Mexico
Procedure: Daniel Asheworth had to be hospitalized.
Result: Daniel Asheworth crashed after a failed attempt to return to Earth on his own. He suffered severe injuries to his upper and lower limbs and internal organs. He was taken to the surgical unit in serious condition, then to intensive care, where he stayed for 4 months. The subject was spotted by the staff of the facility while prying open the room's slightly opened door with its head. Because of the locks placed on his jaw and rush hour at the hospital, no one heard his screams.
Destination: Site-120
Procedure: Daniel Asheworth returned to Site-120.
Result: SCP-PL-121-J was found gnawing on a potted plant, fortunately harmless to turtles. Daniel Asheworth was lying on the floor of his room, his [DATA EXPUNGED]. After a series of surgical procedures and the placement of a stoma bag, the Director returned to Site-120. SCP-PL-121-J does not exhibit unusual behavior.
Note: I think that this whole SCP-PL-121-J is now a regular turtle, and Director Asheworth has unnecessarily blown the situation out of proportion. How can such a sweet creature hurt anyone? If Director Asheworth had been more careful, he wouldn't have fallen off the bed and pierced his anus through the handle sticking out of the bedframe. Besides, since his encounter with the Director, the turtle seems to be a very happy boy. — Researcher Flower
