So I've been reading through some of the articles and came across 'The Spiral path', ever since I've been itching to know the definition of an 'Embla' class object?

I typed the word 'Embla' into google to see what came up, I found the Norsk story of creation, which may add was equally as intriguing.

Maybe you should get to school. That might help.

Oh my god! Have they converted it into an SCP facility!?!

Agent Skinner wrote:Oh my god! Have they converted it into an SCP facility!?!

Yes

Agent Skinner wrote: the definition of an 'Embla' class object?

I'd ask you to provide the page where you found Embla being used to define an object class, but until then, I will say that the only canon object classes are Safe (very easily containable/harmless under most circumstances), Euclid (Dangerous but containable/uncontainable but of no major threat) and Keter (Possibly containable, highly dangerous under almost any circumstance)

Just look up the spiral path on the foundation wiki...

screw it
http://www.scp-wiki.net/dr-manns-proposal
look at it, LOOK AT IT, DO YOU FRICKIN' SEE IT NOW?

Sorry I'm over reacting a bit, people who refuse to search piss me off sometimes.

@Glitch Tbh its amazing how any fan of SCP hasn't read the SCP-001 proposals.

@Serph Bravin There's more than three canon ones, the Wiki includes 'Decommissioned' and 'Neutralized' as object classes, as well as 'Embla' and another called '53'. There all on the wiki, and if its on the wiki its canon.

I looked up Embla, I found a reference to the creation of the first two humans, since this is SCP-001, I'm guessing the Embla class refers to it being the first SCP discovered

Also, Euclid means the object has properties which are not fully understood, not dangerous but containable.

Well thanks for the feedback everyone!