He left the shattered Galaxy of Yu and flew towards the Er 
Great swaths of yellow nebula, galaxies, and grey harvest 
psychic core. The swarming, bodiless telepaths released <¢ 
Trillion Followers bowed and praised their lord, their free w 
worship of her. They danced upon stellar warnings constrt 
insubordinate ones. 


Uravol knew of the potential of their minds, and used his p 
replaced, and they all became Uravol. Erjo sensed a loss | 
The Uravol-Trillion mentally bombarded Erjo, and graduall 
form wretched and disjointed from the strain, but it mattere 


The bodies of Uravol soared out of the collapsed Empire a 
ancient Nohlos. The beast swam through the inky madnes 
colors and shapes whispered and vanished as he passed 
death reached out for an end, and were peeled away to ot 
VyzGods would go too. The strength of the psychics cours 
perception of surroundings to entities outside of the realm. 


The proxies assembled into a grid around the First, and he 
mental slices tore through the psychic barriers surrounding 
timeless century passed, a gap had been carved into the 


What was learned and witnessed within the thing will reme 
through the denizens of the universe and all of its dimensi 
Uravol, the alien unknowns encompassing him. It could no 
begun to do so to him. He fought for sanity, but it was futile 
itself into many children, ejecting them as far as the Name 


Uravol lost the grip on his bodies, and the trillions of them 
persuasive warmth of the psychic core faded, and the Em 
colorful chaos no more. With vast lands relinquished from 
became a forgotten concept. Uravol lost the ability to perrr 
forced into the role of a psychic nomad. 


The mind continues to roam across the Hytoth, drifting fror 


feels an unknown presence carve at you, briefly tugging o1 
forth, Uravol the Bodyless has gone through you. 


Footnotes 

1. A modified Scranton Reality Anchor that utilizes intradimensional 
rift devices to cause Hume changes outside of their range in multiple 
locations. 

2. Additional information on anatomy can be found in Document 
2742-Bio. 

3. Presumed to be done through the intake of Descans, a theorized 
particle that determines Humes. The particles would go through 
microscopic pores in the head and into an organ, which turns it into 
chemicals through an unknown process. 

4. A measure of the integrity of reality, which determines how 
difficult it is to modify or "bend." 

5. Larger versions of Kant Counters that are also more sensitive to 
Hume level fluctuations. 

6. A religious organization, which believes that the universe is the 
second universe to exist. The Church worships a deity known as 
Rakmou-leusan, which protects the universe from extra-universal 
entities. Members routinely make blood sacrifices to the deity, 
presumably keeping it healthy. Investigation into the group is 
underway. 

7. Identified as such based upon personnel recounts andresearch 
into higher dimensional objects. 

8. Formerly the corpse of a quadrilaterally symmetric organism, 
which resembledDendrobates tinctorius. The corpse dissolved into 
the liquid 30 minutes after recovery. 

9. Several gashes along its body, and a red metal spike that had 
impaled it. 

10. A word used to refer to things related to Gol#03088, along with 
the name of the language spoken by Church members. 


« SCP-2741 | SCP-2742 | SCP-2743 » 


SCP-2743: Nadia 


Item #: SCP-2743 
Object Class: Keter 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2743-A is to be contained 
in a small impact resistant safe. SCP-2743-B is to be kept in a small 
jewelry box fitted with noise detectors. For the duration of any future 
Petrushka events, a remote-operated drone is to locate SCP-2743-B 
and record the piece played and any effects observed. Personnel 
assigned to SCP-2743-A are to report any occurrences of ‘Rite of 
Spring’ as soon as possible, and engage in interview with 
SCP-2743-A immediately. 


Due to the destruction of Site- andthe loss of SCP-  , and SCP- 
, SCP-2743 is to be contained in site SCF-2743 


During an interview with SCP-2743-A, any topics regarding its 
amputation, family, accident, and school attendance are prohibited 
from discussion, to prevent any decay of SCP-2743-A's currently 
healthy psyche. 


Description: SCP-2743-A is a small, handmade, ballerina doll. It is 
made entirely out of modeling clay, with a coat of faded acrylic paint. 
A cavity is visible in the chest, painted crimson red on the interior. 
SCP-2743-B is a small clay heart with visible degradation of the 
surface. A brass bead is affixed to the superior vena cava. This 
bead has been known to unhinge during a Petrushka event. 


During a Petrushka event, SCP-2743-B will begin to project a piece 
of classical music from the brass bead. Upon the start of the music, 
SCP-2743-A will animate, and perform a dance, which will vary 
between pieces of music produced. This dance has been observed 
to distort surrounding space in order for SCP-2743-A to optimize a 
route to SCP-2743-B, with additional effects present based on the 
music played (See Incident Report). SCP-2743-A has yet to 


successfully make contact with SCP-2743-B in Foundation custody, 
with the music ceasing immediately before SCP-2743-A makes 
contact. SCP-2743-A will then reappear back at its previous 
location. 


There have been three occurrences of the piece 'Rite of Spring’ 
during a Petrushka event in Foundation custody to date. During an 
occurrence of the piece SCP-2743-A will become sentient and 
sapient. SCP-2743-A seems to regard these events as "waking up 
from a dream" and has shown memory of previous conversations. 
SCP-2743-A recalls at least six instances of the Rite of Spring prior 
to its acquisition by the Foundation, though it refuses to provide any 
details regarding said performances. SCP-2743-A currently holds a 
delusion that its legs are amputated, and refuses to divulge any 
further information regarding the circumstances behind the 
amputation. 


SCP-2743-A has a highly unpredictable personality, and has been 
shown to respond to similar situations in varying ways. SCP-2743- 
A's effects have been shown to weakly correlate with the overall 
emotional state, with hostile interactions resulting in effects of 
significantly higher intensity. SCP-2743-A is pending assessment for 
manic-depressive bipolar disorder. 


SCP-2743-A has given few details about its past, with the only 
relevant material pertaining to the attendance of the Satriyomnyomf 
Conservatory, a defunct arts academy outside of Chelyabinsk, 
Russia. (See Interview 2743-A-3). Any attempts to discover more 
concerning this organization have been unsuccessful. SCP-2743-A 
has also provided a few details about its father, claiming that he was 
a highly skilled codebreaker during World War Il. 


+Incident Report for SCP-2743 


Events are shown in chronological order. 


Incident on recovery 

Piece Moonlight Sonata Mvt 1 by Ludwig van 
Beethoven 

Effect: SCP-2743-A performs dance, alerting 
personnel to the existence of SCP-2743-B. No 


on-scene effects were initially noticed. Later 
discovered that what appeared to be a beam 
of concentrated moonlight destroyed the 
village of , Uttar Pradesh, India. 
Witnesses administered Class-C amnestics, 
and local media given the guise of a large fire. 


Incident-2 

Piece: La Valse by Maurice Ravel 

Effect: Wind currents accelerated to 
approximately 35 km/hr. Personnel reported 
hearing sirens and the sound of aircraft. 1 
minute into the dance, security reported that 
the exterior walls of the facility were being 
bombarded by shells by an unknown source, 
sustaining large amounts of damage. At the 
2:09 mark, the exterior walls were breached, 
and a state of emergency within Site was 
declared. The interior halls and cells began 
reporting explosions and fires, with two SCPs 
subsequently breaching containment. A 
message was broadcast over the on-site 
intercom, transmitted through an external 
source: "Deploying nuclear arsenal in T-5, 4, 
3, 2, 1.". The site was subsequently destroyed 
by a nuclear explosion located between 
SCP-2743-A and SCP-2743-B. An 
investigation team dispatched recovered the 
two in the center of the crater. Construction of 
special containment site proposed. 


Incident-3 'Rite of Spring’ 

Piece: Rite of Spring, by Igor Stravinsky 
Effect: SCP-2743-A gained sentience and 
sapience. Interview SCP-2743-1. 


Incident-4 — ‘Heart of Sorrow’ 

Piece: Adagio for Strings by Samuel Barber. 
Effect: During dance, 3 security personnel 
committed suicide via gunshot to the head. For 


the following week, Personnel reported 
reduced morale and suicidal thoughts. Two 
research personnel later committed suicide. 


Incident-5 'Rite of Spring’ 

Piece: Rite of Spring by Igor Stravinsky 
Effect: Same as previous. Interview 
SCP-2743-2. 


Incident-6 'UNKNOWN' 

Piece: Danse Macabre by Camille Saint- 
Saéns 

Effect: Event occurred approximately 45 
minutes after Incident-6. As dance progressed, 
the heart rate and brainwave activity of nearby 
personnel surged. 5 janitorial staff experienced 
heart failure, and 3 research personnel 
suffered from neural hemorrhaging. After the 
0:54 mark, corpses stored in the on-site 
morgue began to re-animate. Victims seemed 
to lapse in and out of cohesiveness, making 
unintelligible grunts and pulling out their hair. 
The music ceased after SCP-2743-A made a 
loud scream. All activity ceased afterward. 


Incident-7 'Lacrimosa’' 

Piece: Lacrimosa from Requiem by Amadeus 
Mozart 

Effect: Personnel assigned to SCP-274 
experienced a rapid increase in tear 
production during the duration of the event, 
causing dehydration in the affected individuals. 
In addition, the event caused major flooding in 
the first floor of the containment facility, 
causing damage to files onsite. 


Incident-8 — ‘Heart of Devotion’: 

Piece: Carnival of the Animals - “Aquarium” by 
Camille Saint-Saéns 

Effect: SCP-2743-A begins dance. Shortly 


after, personnel report feelings of obligation to 
SCP-2743-A. After approx. 2 mins, Personnel 
begin gathering sharp objects including 
scissors, pens, knives, and broken glass and 
proceeded to cut out their hearts, and sought 
after SCP-2743-A for unknown reasons. 
Despite massive blood loss, subjects 
maintained consciousness for the duration of 
the event before expiring at its conclusion. Site 

reported a loss of approximately 56% of their 
personnel. 


Incident-9 

Piece: Rite of Spring by Igor Stravinsky. 
Effect: First planned interview with SCP-2743- 
A. Plan followed and results recorded. 
Interview 2743-3 


Incident-10 

Piece: Ode to Joy (Symphony No. 9) by 
Ludwig van Beethoven. 

Effect Personnel reported feeling increased 
satisfaction and positive emotions. Work 
morale and efficiency improved by 75% for the 
following 31 days. 


Incident-11 

Piece: Wassermusik Suite by George Frideric 
Handel. 

Effect: Humidity in air increased by 20%. 
Nearby plant growth was documented to 
increase drastically over the course of one 
week, with several wilted plants returning to 
health. 


Addendum-1: 
+Interview 2743-A-1 


Interviewed: SCP-2743-A 


Interviewer: Agent 


Foreword: First occurrence of 'Rite of Spring’. 
Agent interviewed SCP-2743-A with no 
standing guidelines. Subject was agitated 
throughout, lapsing through Russian and 
English. 


<Begin Log> 


SCP-2743-A: Hello..? It better be something 
very important, to have woken me up from a 
most lovely dream, a bit rude actually. 


Agent : (Surprised, remains silent for 
approx. 10 secs) You can—- 


SCP-2743-A: Was it you? Who are you? 
Agent : lam uh... Agent 


SCP-2743-A Well, Agent , Don't you know 
it is very rude to wake someone up from their 
sleep? | was having a most lovely dream- 


Agent You were.. sleeping? And... 
dreaming? 


SCP-2743-A Yes, of course | was! | suppose 
you might want to hear about it, but don't you 
ever wake me up like that, a dancer needs 
their sleep... | suppose | don't anymore 
however. Anyways it was a lovely dream 
where | was back at my kottedzh with mama 
and papa, and | still had my legs back and I... 
(SCP-2743-A begins crying) 


Agent : Is there something wrong..? Did | 
do something wrong, SCP-274-A? (Agent 
later states he chose not to mention 
SCP-2743-A's legs, as he believed them to be 
the source of the subject's distress) 


Experiment Log 316 


Experiment Log of: Dr. "Blast" , testing 
SCP-316 on sentient SCPs. 


Date: / /20 - Exposure to aggressive humanoid SCPs. 
Experiment-01: Exposure to SCP-213 


Full effects of SCP-316 confirmed after 25 seconds of exposure. 
SCP-213 exhibits normal symptoms of exposure. Subject is still able 
to disintegrate matter when ordered to do so, but to a diminished 
extent (approx. 9% normal speed). Testing concluded. After 
recovery, subject shows a willingness to comply with Foundation 
commands to avoid future exposure to SCP-316. 


Note: My heart nearly jumped out when he started melting matter, 
but scares aside, this test has proven very useful. We can use 
SCP-316 to ensure cooperation when these SCPs disagree with us, 
and then hold it over their heads like a whip when they think of doing 
it again. -Dr. Blast 


Experiment-02: Exposure to SCP-076-2 "Able" 


Full effects of SCP-316 confirmed after 30 seconds of exposure. 
SCP-076-2 enters a catatonic stupor, still upright. At 49 seconds, 
subject proceeds to dispassionately kill all nearby personnel. Kill- 
switch activated remotely by Dr. Blast. Assistants to Dr. Blast note 
him hammering kill-switch frantically for up to 16 seconds after 
SCP-076-2 was pacified. Testing suspended. 


After revival, when questioned, SCP-076-2 remarked that SCP-316 
had made him feel "...extremely bored. What else was | supposed 
to do?" 


SCP-2743-A Why do you call me that? My 
name is... its Nadia! 
<End Log> 


Closing Statement: SCP-2743-B 
subsequently de-activated, and SCP-2743-A 
entered an inert state. 


+Interview 2743-A-2 
Interviewed: SCP-2743-A 
Interviewer: Muhahmmar 


Foreword: Muhahmmar was designated 
as the interviewer for SCP-2743-A due to his 
fluency in Russian. 


<Begin Log,> 
Muhahmmar: Hello there SCP-2743-A. 


SCP-2743-A: (silent for approximately 40 
seconds) 


Muhahmmar: | have some questions for 
you. | would like to start out by asking why you 
did that to those people? 


SCP-2743-A: (faintly) | danced. | always 
danced to be free from them... 


Muhahmmar: | asked you a question. 


SCP-2743-A: free... from, myself. Free from 
what | don't have... free from my life! (begins 
speaking louder and more frantically) | want it 
to end, oh end it! You are here to finish, no, 
enjoy, what you did to me! You stole my 
dances, my legs. You stole me! 


Muhahmmar: | need an answer! Why did 
you kill those people? 


SCP-2743-A It wasn't my fault. (begins crying) 
It wasn't my fault. He, YOU, wanted me to 
dance, to... the firebird! And | danced! 
(unintelligible) burned and burned and burned, 
like | did, and it all was over. | was going to 
save mama and papa and korny... But | can't, 
you see, you didn't want it! All you wanted 
were my legs... Give them back! 


Muhahmmar: Can you tell me about your 
family? 


SCP-2743-A It wasn't my fault. (repeats until 
end of event) 


Muhahmmar: (into microphone) Subject 
isn't co-operating. End log. 


<End Log> 
Closing Statement: Muhahmmar 
assigned Agent with SCP-2743-A's next 
interview. 

Addendum-2: 


+Interview 2743-A-3 
Interviewed: SCP-2743-A 


Interviewer: Agent and Researcher 
Muhahmmar 


Foreword: The protocol for this interview had 
been pre-organized, with the anticipation of a 
future event. The goal of this interview was to 
determine SCP-2743-A's psychological state