SCP-2681 is generally anxious and agitated to those that 
communicate with it and prefers to be alone with very little to no 
contact. The subject is adept at speaking English, Nepali, Hindi, and 
Tharu. 


SCP-2681 suffers from depression, intermittent explosive disorder, 
post-traumatic stress disorder, and has been assessed to having a 
moderate risk for suicide. 

SCP-2681 spends most of its free time practicing mental exercises 
that were recommended by approved therapists in order to control 
its emotional state. 


SCP-2681 cannot seem to control its compulsion, and animals 
acting on a prior compulsion do not respond to changes in subject's 
physical and mental state that would render the animal's compulsion 
undesirable. Consequences have ranged from minor nuisances to 
fatalities. Despite acting on the subject's desires, thoughts, and 
needs, instances of SCP-2681-1 have not been recorded to comply 
with SCP-2681's suicidal or self-harming desires. 


Addendum A-1: SCP-2681 agreed to be interviewed after being 
convinced to do so by approved therapists. 


Foreword: A Foundation guard was placed inside the 
interview room wielding a tranquilizer gun in case 
SCP-2681's emotional state became a threat. 


<Begin Log> 
Dr  : Good evening SCP-2681. 
SCP-2681: (Mumbles). To you as well. 


Dr ___: Are you settling in okay? Do you have anything to 
add before we start? 


SCP-2681: More or less. Go ahead. 


Dr _— : Alright so how long have you been living with 
this... condition? 


SCP-2681: Condition? Hahaha! Damn, that's funny. If 
you would call a curse by the Devil a condition, then 
you're spot on. Yea, no. It's a curse. | had it since birth. 


Dr _ _: Before you go any further, are there any other 
individuals like you in your family? 


SCP-2681: If there are, | don't know about them. | 
certainly hope not. 


Dr __: Thank you. You are free to continue. 


SCP-2681: Well as | said before, I've had this curse 
since | was a baby. My parents said they barely had any 
time to even hold me! Every time | cried, some damn 
animal can be heard clawing at the door or breaking the 
window to get to me! I'm not a genius but | think that with 
that constantly happening and | mean constantly 
happening, something wrong happened with me! Even 
now, it's hard not to just scream as loud as | can! 


Dr _—_: At what age did you realize that you had this 
‘curse?’ 


SCP-2681: | was about five-ish. | remember that day 
better than | remember the food | ate yesterday. There 
was something odd, but my dumb child brain never really 
put any focus onto it, so it went over my head. | 
remember looking at this poster about pizza, and it made 
me hungry. Next thing you know, these street dogs come 
in dragging pizza from the trash. It was moldy and had 
bite marks and everything. (SCP-2681 appears to shake 
lightly for 3 seconds,) Ugh. But yea, later on, my mom 
made some delicious smelling food, and some birds 
smashed through my window, and trying to shove their 
worms down my throat. It wasn't long before my parents 
said that | had a ‘gift’. 


Dr __ : Did you ever make any friends or acquaintances? 


SCP-2681: What do you think? Do you honestly think 
that my parents would allow me to be with other kids, 
and every time | wanted something to eat, a fucking 
marmot would waltz in and be like "Hey, have some 
cheeseburger" and waltz back out. I'd be made fun of so 
much, and that would definitely not end well. 


Dr _ : Did they isolate you from others? 


Upgrade to Keter requested, pending. 
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SCP-2681: | just said they did! SCP-2687 sighs. Listen, | 
thought at some point, this so called "gift" could be 
controlled by myself with enough effort. When | was 
being home schooled, | just watched TV a lot. | saw 
many happy kids enjoying their happy lives, and that just 
made me even more sad. Kids who had friends and can 
practically do whatever they wanted, and didn't have a 
curse from the depths of Hell itself. Every time | asked to 
go outside, they would yell at me and strap me into the 
chair. | had enough of their bullshit, and during the night 
one night, | snuck out without my parents knowing. | felt 
so free outside my house. | felt both excited, but also 
nervous, because | knew my parents would gladly 
murder me after that. | was outside for an amazing 
fifteen minutes before | got into an area | shouldn't have 
got into. A man grabbed me, and told me to go with him 
to, | don't know. | didn't need to be a genius to know that 
this guy was dangerous, so | kicked, screamed, and bit 
with everything | could put out, but he managed to put a 
cloth over my mouth, and | began to feel dizzy and | felt 
like | wanted to throw up. SCP-2687 pauses. That was 
the only time my "gift" was actually a "gift". | woke up to 
find some wolves licking my face in some forest. | got up 
and ran so fast to my house, with my gut feeling weak on 
every thought of what my parents would do when | got 
back. | returned not to find my parents on the porch 
ready to kill, but a crime scene where the man grabbed 
me. He was torn to Hell and back, and it was obvious 
that it was a wolf attack. The pieces connected, and | 
knew then why my parents were so protective of me. 
You may think life got better from there, but it didn't 
really. No way. No how. 


Dr _ : Could you elaborate a little further? Did your 
‘curse’ worsen? 


SCP-2681: Actually, it did get worse, and | think it's 

continuing to get worse. But as time went on, | got used 
to it. Well... barely. What really made things worse was 
that ever since that incident, my parents became much 


much harder on me. You could practically call it abuse! | 
wasn't treated like their son anymore! They treated me 
like a ticking time bomb! SCP-2681 restrains crying and 
sighs. Sometimes | wonder if they were actually trying to 
help me, but | don't like thinking about it. | finally left 
home at age eighteen... much to my parent's dismay. | 
still thought | could conquer my curse and | was so 
happy thinking | had all these sweet opportunities to do 
whatever | wanted, but life got so much worse than | ever 
could have imagined. Every time I'd get mad... which 
was unfortunately very often... even to this day | still 
blow a fuse every now and then, people would get hurt, 
sometimes die! Hell, most of you know what happened a 
few weeks ago in ! SCP-2681 sighs. | also had no 
answer for when | got hungry or thirsty. No way to stop 
or suppress that on my own. | had no way of being able 
to live correctly in society. | was just a wanderer, 
aimlessly trying to live a normal life, but got nowhere! 
Except in this place! 


Dr __: Your compulsion seems to be influenced by your 
thoughts, emotions, and needs. Have you previously 
taken any drugs legal or illegal as an attempt to control 
them? If yes, can you specify on what the drug was? 


SCP-2681: Well... |... (Sighs)... yes. | just couldn't find a 
way out, a way to break the cycle. So | turned to outside 
help. A dealer gave me what | thought was cannabis, but 
after... well.. you know, | knew it was something else. | 
can't tell you exactly what it was, but whatever it was... | 
became terrified of everyone and everything. | really 
don't wish to continue this. 


Dr __: Noted. Before we end this interview, you stated 
earlier that your ‘curse’ was worsening. What do you 
mean by that? 


SCP-2681: | don't entirely know for certain, but it seems 
like the older | get, the more animals start to come when 
I'm feeling or thinking a certain way. 


Dr _ : Definitely noted. Alright, thank you for your time 
SCP-2681. 


SCP-2681: You're welcome... | guess. 
<End Log> 
Testing Log 


Foreword: Due to the high possibility 
of SCP-2681 compelling animals en 
masse, testing with SCP-2681 should 
take place inside the facility at all 
times. Testing will take place ina 
large bulletproof glass enclosure. All 
personnel are required to leave the 
room until the test is concluded. 


Need: Hunger. 


Procedure: Food was withheld from subject 
for two days. 


Test Number: 01 


Animals used: A common rat (Rattus 
norvegicus) and a common mouse (Mus 
musculus). 


Results: The rat killed the mouse and placed 
its corpse next to SCP-2681. 


Notes: The mouse was unresponsive 
throughout the test and did not resist the rat's 
attacks. Very odd. 


Need: Hunger. 


Procedure: Food was withheld from subject 
for two days. 


Test Number: 02 


Animals used: A Male Hare (Lepus 
europaeus) and a Male Duck (Anas 
platyrhynchos). 


Results: Both animals attacked each other 
with great force despite the lack of predatory 
weapons. After fifteen (15) minutes, the hare 
killed the duck and placed its corpse next to 
SCP-2681. 


Notes: Both animals in this test were 
herbivores, yet they fought one another in an 
attempt to feed the loser to SCP-2681. 


Need: Hunger. 


Procedure: Food was withheld from subject 
for two days. 


Test Number: 03 
Animal used: A Male Coyote (Canis /atrans) 


Results: SCP-2681-1 proceeded to gnaw off 
its own left hind leg and present it to 
SCP-2681. 


Need: Safety. 


Procedure: SCP-2681 is to be shot with 
rubber bullets every ten (10 seconds) in total 
of ten (10) times through small entry holes 
through the enclosure. 


Test Number: 01 


Animal used: A Male Green Anaconda 
(Eunectes). 


Results: SCP-2681-1 quickly wrapped itself 


around SCP-2681 before the shots were fired, 
using itself as 'armor' to protect SCP-2681's 
torso, legs, and face. SCP-2681-1 was later 
sedated to prevent a possible attack on 
personnel. 


Emotion: Anger. 


Procedure: Class D Personnel are to enter 
the enclosure and antagonize SCP-2681. 


Test Number: 01 


Animal used: A Male Gray Wolf (Canis 
lupus). 


Results: D-50134 shouted abusive comments 
towards SCP-2681 for fifteen (15) seconds, 
but abruptly stopped after SCP-2681-1 snarled 
and showed its teeth. D-50134 was instructed 
to keep antagonizing SCP-2681 or face 
termination. D-50134 reluctantly continued 
shouting abusive comments towards 
SCP-2681 for six (6) seconds until attacked by 
SCP-2681-1. The struggle continued for three 
(3) minutes until D-50134 died from a crushed 
trachea and rapid blood loss. SCP-2681-1 was 
later sedated to prevent a possible attack on 
personnel. 


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SCP-2682: The Blind Idiot 


Item #: SCP-2682 
Object Class: Neutralized 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2682 is contained in its 
original place of discovery, an EpiCentre K hardware store(., . ) 
in Kiev, Ukraine. The business has since been retrofitted with 
standard containment procedures outlined in this document. The 
object is unable to be moved and a 70 m x 5 m containment cell has 
been constructed with SCP-2682 at its center. 


The immediate area around the store has been covered in a 
fumigation tent, and the perimeter is monitored by surveillance 
cameras. 


Two armed guards with concealed weapons and incapacitating 
agents must be posted in the inside front of the main entrance at all 
times. Non-personnel attempting to access the area are to be 
intercepted and turned away immediately. The use of lethal force is 
not recommended. Disinformation personnel working with local law 
enforcement will deal with all casualties at times when this becomes 
an issue. 


Personnel who may be seen leaving and entering the facility must 
be dressed in hazardous materials suits, according to disinformation 
protocol “Poisoned Waterhole” that has been circulated with local 
media outlets. 


Description: SCP-2682 is similar in external appearance with a 
Rubus crataegifolius (Korean raspberry) fruit, with the exception of 
its purple coloration. The object is attached to brand flypaper. 
This is only theorized to be a result of its proximity to the adhesive 
substance located on the paper. As of the time of this 
documentation the object has been observed to communicate 
telepathically in the Slovak language, and English. The range of this 


effect is approximately 35 meters around SCP-2682. 


SCP-2682 will begin communicating clearly after a varying period of 
time that seems to be correlated with the listener’s intelligence and 
the time the listener has been exposed to it. The object itself 
maintains that it learns from “mental electricity”. SCP-2682 claims to 
lack knowledge of its surroundings. Interviews suggest that the 
object is unable to perceive stimuli outside of the suggested "mental 
electricity", which is purportedly a kind of energy produced in 
sentient entities. 


Analysis of SCP-2682 is inconclusive. Although the object 
resembles the aforementioned fruit, microscopic imaging reveals 
only empty space. The object is not observable from certain angles, 
and sometimes disappears from view for periods of a few seconds. 
Physically interacting with the object will cause unpredictable and 
usually dangerous reactions in the physiology of the participating 
subject. Examples can be found in the following snippet, 2682 
Testing Snippet 1-10. 


Discovery: SCP-2682 was discovered in an EpiCentre K hardware 
store( ., . )in Kiev, Ukraine on 11/20/2013. Employees of the 
business reported sounds comparable to television static and 
unintelligible words. Patrons of the store did not report hearing 
anything abnormal. Investigations began when employees placed 
themselves under medical care, and records were parsed. 


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Documentation Update 11/28/13: Communication with SCP-2682 
is now feasible and revision of object documentation is pending. 
SCP-2682 does not appear to have any effect on researchers in an 
isolated environment. Different species should not be allowed to 
enter the area of effect of SCP-2682 at the same time. SCP-2682 
reported being confused regarding the squirrel, which it was not able 
to differentiate from the two researchers during the experiment. This 
caused some change in the brain patterns of the two researchers 
affected. It is also recommended that only groups of the same 
gender be allowed in the area of effect to reduce this 
cognitohazardous risk. 


Interview 2682 5 


Protocol: Researcher Breen transcribes telepathic communications 
with SCP-2682. He is instructed to speak, as well as think for ease 
of documentation. Researcher Ortega is also present for fact 
checking purposes. 


SCP-2682: Can you hear me now? 


Researcher Breen: In my head, yes. 


SCP-2682: Sweet. Does you understand me well? 
Researcher Breen: Yes, you're communicating clearly. 


Researcher Ortega (to speaker): We're getting the 
same information. It’s good. 


SCP-2682: I'm still learning but | hope | can speak 
English well enough... Listen. You, whatever you are... 
You're probably wondering who | am. | am going to 
explain. 


Researcher Breen: What happened to the men you 
encountered earlier? 


SCP-2682: Ah. My fault! Did something happen? | don't 
really know what I'm doing. 


Researcher Breen: Where do you come from? 


SCP-2682: |... Sorry. | should have said that first. It’s a 
bit awkward explaining this, most of the time the 
electricity isn't very receptive, but you're all easier to talk 
to.