A few minutes later, he is found in the cafeteria on the second floor, in human form, getting water from SCP-294. The Nine-Tailed Fox points their weapons at Voxler. Without causing any trouble, Voxler returns to his containment cell. Voxler's containment cell is reinforced. A few days later, researchers enter his cell for another experiment, but this time, Voxler follows the researchers without causing any trouble. After walking for a few minutes, they bring him to the room of SCP-914. Just as they are about to enter the room, Dr. Gears intercepts them and says, "Stop, what do you think you're doing?" One of the researchers, who says his name is "Joe," claims they have permission for this experiment. When Dr. Gears looks at Joe with disbelief, Joe pulls out a paper from his pocket and hands it to Dr. Gears. Dr. Gears takes the paper and reads it, and Joe turns and says, "Remember, you will only run it on the Rough setting, it says so here." Joe nods in agreement and enters the room of SCP-914 with Voxler and the other researchers. Voxler enters the input chamber of SCP-914, and Joe quickly sets SCP-914 to the Rough setting, but SCP-914 is set to 1:1. Joe turns to Dr. Gears in shock, and after a few seconds of staring, Joe turns back to the control panel, sets SCP-914 to the Rough setting, and quickly turns the key to start SCP-914. Joe steps away from the control panel and comes to the front of the output chamber, waiting. Suddenly, Dr. Gears enters the room of SCP-914 and stands in front of Joe. Joe asks in shock, "What happened?" Dr. Gears angrily replies, "Why did you run SCP-914 on the Fine setting?" Joe then looks at the control panel in shock and sees that it is indeed set to "Fine," and turns to Dr. Gears, saying, "I don't know what happened. When we set it to Rough, it automatically adjusted to 1:1. I thought if I was quick, this wouldn't happen, but it did." Just as Joe finishes speaking and Dr. Gears is about to respond, SCP-914 stops, and the chamber doors open. Voxler emerges from the output chamber.