// 11:37:30 AM - SCP-2116-1's hands grip 
SCP-2116 tightly. 

// 11:37:35 AM - SCP-2116-1 screams. 

// 11:37:36 AM - SCP-2116-1 begins to 
shrink. 

/ / 11:37:37 AM - High speed footage 
shows SCP-2116-1's hands and arms curving 
upward and fusing together while the legs 
draw up into the torso. 

// 11:37:38 AM - SCP-2116-1 has been 
replaced by a fine china teapot. 


The rate of alteration did not change following this test. It is 
theorized that there is an upper limit to the rate of change possible. 


A third D-Class female was brought in for testing. This subject, 
designated SCP-2116-1 is a 20-year-old female who was 
incarcerated for burning down a church following an attempt at an 
exorcism by her parents and the local priest. 


Test log 3 follows: 


// 2:20 PM - SCP-2116 is placed in 
SCP-2116-1's hands. 


// 2:20 PM - SCP-2116-1 throws 
SCP-2116 to the floor. 

// 2:21 PM - SCP-2116 is placed back in 
SCP-2116-1's hands. 

// 2:21 PM - SCP-2116-1 looks down at 
SCP-2116. 

// 2:22:12 PM - SCP-2116-1 smiles at 
SCP-2116. 

// 2:22:20 PM - SCP-2116-1 nods at 
SCP-2116. 

// 2:23:15 PM - SCP-2116-1 hugs 
SCP-2116. 

// 2:23:20 PM - SCP-2116-1 begins to 
shrink. 

// 2:24PM - SCP-2116-1 regresses to an 
11-year-old child. High speed footage shows 
an extremely rapid regression from her current 
age to the appearance of an 11-year-old girl. 

/ / 2:24:20 PM - Anomalous changes 
around SCP-2116 stop. 


A complete search of the site of the initial discovery revealed a 
photo album containing photos of the deceased subject (designated 
SCP-2116-0) holding SCP-2116 as a small child. The photograph is 
dated 1943. Interviews with neighbors indicated that it was the same 
child that lived in the house. Older photos in the aloum show a 
deceased elderly female, presumed to be a relative of SCP-2116-0 
holding the same doll. It is unknown at what point SCP-2116 
assumed its anomalous properties. All pictures in the photo aloum 
featuring SCP-2116-0 show SCP-2116 in its possession. 


Currently SCP-2116-1 has had SCP-2116 in her possession for 65 
days. No anomalous changes have been detected during this time. 


« SCP-2115 | SCP-2116 | ScP-2117 » 


SCP-2118: The Lost Child 


Item #: SCP-2118 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2118 is currently 
contained in a standard humanoid holding cell observed at all times 
by standard motion-activated security cameras. Cell is to be 
furnished with appropriate furnishings for a -year-old child, along 
with two stuffed animals (an orca whale and an elephant). 
SCP-2118 may go to an outdoor enclosure once a day, for a length 
not to exceed one hour between the hours of 0900 and 1700. It is to 
be accompanied by at least one attendant who has never had 
children and is versed in American Sign Language (ASL) and its 
translation etiquette and usage. SCP-2118 is not to be allowed 
verbal access to any other personnel except within approved testing 
parameters. 


Description: SCP-2118 is a human female, age _, with orange hair 
and light gray eyes. It has a scar on its right cheek, 9cm long, in the 
shape of an open parenthesis. SCP-2118 claims it received the scar 
several years ago when it was struck by a stranger on the street, but 
is reluctant to elaborate further. 


SCP-2118 communicates primarily through ASL and occasionally 
through writing, though it is capable of producing coherent speech. 


The anomalous properties of SCP-2118 manifest when it is exposed 
to a parent who has, at some point in their life, dealt with the death 
of their child. In these instances SCP-2118 begins to speak ina 
voice inconsistent with what its own should sound like, instead 
reflecting the age and gender of the aforementioned deceased child 
(hereafter referred to as SCP-2118-01) at time of death. SCP-2118 
is aware of its speech and vocal patterns as well as the 
psychological distress they cause the parent, signing various 
apologies and platitudes even as it continues speaking. Testing has 


indicated that SCP-2118-01 must have been prepubescent under 
the age of 18 at time of death. (Further testing indicated it is not the 
biological age, but the legal age, by which SCP-2118-01 defines a 
‘child’.) 

Typically the words and sounds SCP-2118 mimics are consistent 
with the final words/sounds of SCP-2118-01. It is uncertain, at this 
point, how SCP-2118 accurately mimics the sounds of drowning, 
asphyxiation, or the formation of blisters in the throat cavity. Of note 
is that SCP-2118's face maintains a look of contrition while said 
sounds are being mimicked, despite the occasionally violent nature 
of SCP-2118-01's death. 


Interview #01, //20 
Interview 2118-01: 


Interviewed: SCP-2118, Dr. Danvers 
translating 


Interviewer: Drs. Lavoie and Wu 


Foreword: Initial interview from Dr. Lavoie, 
psychologist, and Dr. Wu, SCP-2118's primary 
researcher. All translated statements from 
SCP-2118 will be in brackets. 


<Begin Log> 
Dr. Lavoie: Good morning, SCP-2118. 


SCP-2118: [That's not my name. My name is 
J 


Dr. Lavoie: For all intents and purposes, you 
are now SCP-2118. Do you understand where 
you are? 


SCP-2118: [Some kind of science lab.] 


Dr. Lavoie: Yes. Do you understand why 
you're here? 


SCP-2118: [I did something bad.] 


Dr. Lavoie: Why do you think you did 
something bad? 


SCP-2118: [Because whenever | talk, people 
get mad. Is this because of the lady who hit 
me with her purse? I'm sorry. Can | go home?] 


Dr. Wu: Get on with it, Lavoie. 


Dr. Lavoie: Yes, all right. SCP-2118, this is 
your home now. We're here to study you and 
see why it makes people angry when you talk. 


SCP-2118: [It's because | sound like their 
baby.] 


Dr. Lavoie: |'m sorry? 


SCP-2118: [That's what my mom said. When | 
talk | sound like their baby, and that makes 
them sad and angry. I'm sorry. | don't mean it.] 


Dr. Lavoie: SCP— 


SCP-2118: [| glued my mouth shut once but | 
had to go to the hospital when it wouldn't come 
back open. Do you guys have glue? Special 
glue?] 


Dr. Lavoie: We're not going to glue your 
mouth shut. 


SCP-2118: [Did | make you mad? I'm sorry. 
Please don't stop talking to me.] 


Dr. Wu: Can we stop there? 
<End Log> 


Interview #09, //20 


Interview 2118-09: 
Interviewed: SCP-2118, Ms. translating 
Interviewer: Drs. Lavoie and Wu 


Foreword: Interview with D-3498, a 27-year- 
old caucasian male convicted of the second- 
degree murder of his wife and three-year-old 
daughter. All translated statements from 
SCP-21 18 will be in brackets. 


<Begin Log> 


<D-3498 enters; SCP-2118 begins trembling 
as D-3498 sits. SCP-2118 does not speak for 
35 seconds.> 


Dr. Lavoie: SCP-2118? Are you— 
SCP-2118: [I'm sorry for what I'm about to do.] 


<SCP-2118 abruptly begins to scream (121dB) 
in a high pitched voice presumably belonging 
to SCP-2118-01, sustained for 5 seconds.> 


SCP-2118: Daddy! Daddy, help me! Daddy! 
D-3498: What the fuck is this? 


SCP-2118: DADDY! DADDY! [I'm sorry, I'm 
sorry, | don't mean it, I'm sorry.] 


<D-3498 has grown visibly distressed and 
stands to leave. SCP-2118's voice cuts off and 
is replaced by gurgling and physical throat 
depressions consistent with clawing at throat 
for breath. D-3498 begins to fight against his 
restraints and, when that does not work, turns 
on SCP-2118.> 


D-3498: Shut up, bitch! Bitch! That's not your 


SCP-239 while she is asleep and her powers are neutralized. 
Because of the danger of SCP-239 awakening and resisting 
termination, it is my recommendation that the selected operative 
carry SCP-668 as well, in order to minimize complications. 


One of the dangers of this procedure is the possibility that SCP-239 
will awaken and perceive the operative as a friend or "good person," 
thus changing reality to match. It is for this reason that | would like to 
volunteer to carry out the procedure personally. A review of my 
personnel file should indicate that my [DATA EXPUNGED] should 
allow me to carry out the operation even after a reality shift of this 
nature. 


- Clef 
« SCP-238 | SCP-239 | SCP-240 » 


voice! 


<D-3498 throws himself against his restraints 
at SCP-2118 and Agents M and C 

are called in, removing D-3498 for 
termination.> 


Dr. Wu: Thank you, SCP-2118. You will be 
returned to your cell now. 


SCP-2118: Mama? 


<SCP-21 18's voice has changed to that of a 
young boy, approximately 8 years old. Agent 
M has stopped assisting AgentC and 
is instead staring at SCP-2118> 


SCP-2118: Mama, I'm cold. My chest hurts. 
My fingers hurt, too. [Why?] 


Dr. Lavoie: Can you tell me whose voice that 
is? 


<SCP-2118 does not verbally or physically 
answer, instead staring at Agent M > 


SCP-2118: I'm so cold, Mama. Where are 
you? Where did you go? Mama! [How could 
you?] 


Dr. Wu: Get out. Get out now. 


<Sounds of a small scuffle, SCP-2118 crying 
(25dB), a door slamming.> 


<End Log> 


Closing Statement: Agent M has been 
removed pending police investigation. -Dr. Wu 


Interview #12, //20 


Interview 2118-12: 
Interviewed: SCP-2118 
Interviewer: Researcher Anselman 


Foreword: Unsanctioned interview between 
SCP-2118 and Researcher Anselman, 
captured on video. Researcher Anselman is 
not assigned to this SCP. All translated 
statements from SCP-2118 will be in brackets. 


<Begin Log> 


<At 23:45, motion-activated security camera 
72 detects Researcher Anselman approaching 
the glass at the front of SCP-2118's cell. 
Researcher Anselman watches SCP-2118 
sleep for a moment, then begins tapping on 
the glass. SCP-2118 remains asleep for 96 
seconds, only waking when Researcher 
Anselman begins knocking on the glass.> 


Researcher Anselman: SCP-21187? 
SCP-2118. Wake up. 


SCP-2118: [You're not supposed to be here.] 


<SCP-2118 has begun trembling, indicative of 
the approach of SCP-2118-01. After 32 
seconds SCP-2118 begins speaking in the 
voice of a pre-pubescent male.> 


SCP-2118: Dad? [Why are you making me do 
this?] 


Researcher Anselman: Dewey? 
SCP-2118: I'm scared, Dad. 


Researcher Anselman: Don't be. You're 
manifesting in the voice of SCP-2118, she— 


SCP-2118: What happens after we die? 
Researcher Anselman: What? 


<SCP-2118 has grown visibly distressed and 
angry; as it signs, its movements are less fluid 
and more jittery.> 


SCP-2118: No, | know, but | thought you might 
have some ideas. What with your job and all. 
[Did you think you could really talk to him?] 


Researcher Anselman: Dewey, you're gone. 
You're supposed to know what happens after 
we.... 


SCP-2118: It's okay, Dad. It really is. | love 
you. [He's dead. They're all dead. | can't be 
him for you. | can't be anyone.] 


<Researcher Anselman begins to cry and 
kneels in front of the glass, looking at the 
ground. SCP-2118 stands and approaches the 
glass, watching him.> 


Researcher Anselman: I'm sorry | couldn't 
help you sooner. 


SCP-2118: [I hate it here! | hate it here!] Dad? 
Dad, I— 


<Security camera 03, directed at the northwest 
door leading into the hallway containing 
SCP-21 18's cell, activates. Dr. Wu enters and, 
upon seeing Researcher Anselman interacting 
with SCP-2118, stops moving and watches. 
SCP-2118 begins imitating the sounds of 
gasping and struggling to breathe while 
maintaining its stare, although its expression is 
now more sad than angry. After 58 seconds of 
this, it fades and SCP-2118 quiets, still staring 


at Researcher Anselman.> 
SCP-2118: [I can't help you.] 


<Researcher Anselman remains where he is 
for 3.5 minutes, then stands and walks out of 
view of camera 72, into view of camera 03. 
SCP-2118 remains where it is.> 


Dr. Wu: Come on, Anselman. You know better 
than this. 


Researcher Anselman: | know. I'm sorry. 


<Dr. Wu escorts Researcher Anselman out. 
SCP-2118 presses its forehead against the 
glass, staring at where camera 03 confirms 
Researcher Anselman was standing. After 5 
minutes of inactivity, camera 72 shuts off.> 


<End Log> 
« SCP-2117 | SCP-2118 | SCP-2119 » 


SCP-2119: Transmitting Parasite 


Item #: SCP-2119 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: To date, containment of 
SCP-2119 is not a viable possibility. However, all Foundation 
facilities are to monitor radio frequency 514.1875 MHz for SCP-2119 
transmissions. If discovered, Mobile Task Force-Epsilon-734 
("Vanishing Act") shall be dispatched to collect and contain 
individual(s) broadcasting the signal. In cases in which containment 
would draw unacceptable levels of attention to Foundation activities, 
targets will be monitored until such time that containment is 
possible. 


Persons found to be broadcasting SCP-2119 transmissions are to 
be remanded to a Quarantine Facility. Agents are permitted to use 
tranquilizing darts and non-lethal ballistics on non-compliant 
Foundation staff infected with SCP-2119. Any persons broadcasting 
SCP-2119 transmissions are to be handled only by personnel 
wearing Level 3 Hazardous Material Suits. 


Specimens of SCP-2119, unless engaged in testing procedures, are 
to be stored individually in hermetically sealed containers of RF 
shielded glass with an attenuation coefficient of 1.1 or higher for 
radio waves with a frequency of 514.1875 MHz. All testing shall be 
conducted in hermetically sealed chambers composed of steel 
reinforced concrete walls to guarantee complete radio wave 
absorption of SCP-2119 transmissions. All personnel handling 
specimens of SCP-2119 are required to wear Level 3 Hazardous 
Material suits. 


Description: SCP-2119 is a parasitic organism that embeds itself in 
the human corpus callosum. Specimens range from 5 to 15 mm in 
length, are gray in color, and possess a segmented body, six mullti- 
jointed legs, and antennae-like protrusions from the head and 


abdomen. On the underside of each specimen are six barbed hooks 
that it uses to attach itself to its host's brain. Instances of SCP-2119 
contain both organic material, 97% biologically identical to Gryllus 
rubens (southeastern field cricket), and technological elements, 
including silicon components of an unknown nature and platinum 
wiring. As such, researchers conclude that the entities are most 
likely manufactured. 


Instances are capable of problem solving abilities that allow it to 
pursue a potential host while evading detection. When in the vicinity 
of SCP-2119, human beings not wearing Level 3 Hazardous 
Material Suits will begin to show marked drowsiness after 3 to 8 
minutes of exposure, with 100% of subjects losing consciousness by 
12 minutes. Once the individual is unconscious, specimens of 
SCP-2119 will enter the subject's head via the nostrils or ear canal. 
Subjects show no distress during this process and will regain 
consciousness within 5 minutes. 


SCP-2119 will only infect unconscious human beings. Instances 
attempt to conceal themselves and will wait until a potential host 
succumbs to its sedative effect and will actively flee from those 
aware of its presence. When contained, SCP-2119 will investigate 
the limits of its enclosure. When no potential host or escape from its 
containment is found, the organism will attempt concealment and 
remain motionless. Specimens do not seem to be aware of cameras 
as a means of observation and will ignore most remotely controlled 
devices. As a result, the organism can be easily collected and stored 
when not embedded in a human subject. 


However, individuals not wearing Level 3 Hazardous Material Suits 
that come into close contact with infected subjects have a 14% 
chance of spontaneous infection without an instance of SCP-2119 
physically entering the body. As specimens seem to have no 
observable means of reproduction, how additional instances of 
SCP-2119 are produced is currently unknown, as is the exact 
means of transmission between hosts. 


Once embedded in a host, SCP-2119 will broadcast a