The player will inflict damage to themselves and attempt to finish SCP-012 if they are pulled in to the point where they are standing in front of the object. Unless the player resists it, they will move into the room where SCP-012's safe has been opened and lowered, and the track " On Mount Golgotha" will play while within the room. If the player steps far enough towards the containment area, the door to SCP-012's containment room will open. When opened, the player will travel down a flight of stairs and find a control panel. SCP-012 is located in a containment chamber that requires a level 3 keycard to access. Attempting to perform the piece results in incomprehensible and disagreeable cacophony, composed by clashing instruments, each of them having no correlation or harmony with the others. Those subjects who managed to finish a section of the piece immediately committed suicide, declaring the piece to be "impossible to complete". In every case, the test subjects exposed to the SCP-012 view walked to it and mutilated themselves to use their blood to finish the composition, resulting in subsequent symptoms of psychosis, insanity, blood loss and massive internal trauma. The red/black ink, first thought to be some form of berry or natural dye ink, was later found to be human blood from multiple subjects.
The object appears to be part of a larger set of sheet music. SCP-012 is an old, incomplete piece of the handwritten musical score, entitled "On Mount Golgotha".
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