He was first sited in Poland, seemingly just an unassuming old man. He seemed completely normal to all who passed him by. Until he decided he was tired of staying on the ground. An SCP agent stationed in the area noticed the old man's disappearance, as if he was blinking out of existence, only to appear on a rooftop nearby.

The local SCP team were martialed, and they had soon tracked down what they hard assumed was a very powerful specimen. But the old man didn't seemed concerned. He reacted calmly when detained by the Foundation and went with them willingly.

He was detained in a standard holding cell for interrogation and examination, and seemed completely at ease with his sudden confinement. It would soon become clear that this ordinary old man was anything but. Doctors Beck and Ndlovu were brought in to consult on the SCP's classification, and that's when the first anomalies began.

Their assessments matched initially, but when it came to describe him physically, things took a strange turn.

Doctor Beck: "Older male, seemingly non-descript and with no unusual physical features. Caucasian in appearance."

Doctor Ndlovu was confused by what Doctor Beck was describing in his report. This man was clearly black in his eyes.

The two doctors quarelled, unable to square their differing perceptions. They decided to bring in a third impartial view to settle it - their fellow researcher, Dr. Wan. It didn't take soon for her to come back with her report.

Dr. Wan: "Older male, seemingly non-descript and with no unusual physical features. Asian in appearance, possible Chinese."

Whatever this old man was, he seemed to be perceived by each staff member as close in appearance to their own race. But that was only the start of the anomalies surround the old man in the holding cell.

Dr. Beck started making regular visits to the mysterious old man, and in their first interview, he asked the old man who he was and how he came by his abilities. The old man had a simple response.

{{user}}: "I created the universe."