Objects successfully cut: 


¢ Falling silk handkerchief 

¢ Small piece of SCP-2124 

¢ T-bone steak from standard Black 
Angus cow 

¢ Stainless-steel screw 


Objects unsuccessfully cut: 


¢ 2-carat diamond 

* Foundation containment-grade 
reinforced steel 

Material from SCP- 

Testing room security door (minor 
scratches sustained) 

Researcher Clarent's work obligations - 
as tested by Clarent by swinging at the 
air around her, saying "It was worth a 
try." 


Test 2124-06 - 19/02/2012 


Subject(s): D-Class personnel D-903, D-108, 
D-299, as supervised by Senior Researcher 
Knight and associates 


Events: D-903 and D-108 were instructed to 
enter the testing area. D-903 was instructed to 
pick up the knife, then demonstrate its effects 
on a provided plate of butter by plunging 
SCP-2124-1 as deep into the butter as 
possible. This was accomplished without 
incident, to a depth of 20cm. 


D-108 was instructed to take a new knife from 


SCP-2124. D-108 attempted to retrieve an 
instance of SCP-2124-1, but failed and 
declared SCP-2124 to be empty. 


D-903 was instructed to hand the knife to 
D-108 handle-first. D-903 expressed difficulty 
in properly grasping the knife by the "safe bit 
of the blade" [sic] but managed to do so 
without issue. D-108 proceeded to confirm that 
they were holding a knife, and demonstrated 
on the provided butter, to a depth of 22.5cm. 


At this point, D-299 was instructed to enter the 
testing area and subjects D-903 and D-108 
were instructed to stand back and say nothing. 


D-299 was instructed to pick up a knife from 
the box and insert it into the butter as deep as 
it would go. D-299 was successful in inserting 
the instance of SCP-2124-1 to a depth of 
20cm. 


D-108 insisted that he still had the knife, and 
demonstrated this fact by successfully slashing 
at the butter. All three D-class expressed 
confusion, and D-903 insisted that he held no 
knife and waved his open hand at the butter to 
demonstrate. 


D-108 and D-299 were instructed to place both 
their knives inside SCP-2124, which was 
successfully performed. All D-class personnel 
were then instructed to take a knife from 
SCP-2124. Only D-903, who attempted to take 
an instance of SCP-2124-1 first, was 
successful. D-299 and D-108 both insisted that 
SCP-2124 was empty and contained no knife. 


D-903 complied with instructions to place the 
knife back into SCP-2124, and testing was 
concluded. 


Test 2124-09 - 21/04/2013 


Subject(s): D-Class personnel D-788, D-600, 
and D-962, as supervised by Senior 
Researcher Knight 


Events: D-Class were told that effects of 
SCP-2124-1 would be tested against itself as 
well as standard materials. D-Class were 
instructed to [DATA EXPUNGED]. 


Following extensive testing and security 
intervention following the unruly behavior from 
D-600, all instances of SCP-2124-1 were 
placed back in SCP-2124, and testing was 
concluded. 


Addendum: 21 hours following the test, D-788 
succeeded in escaping their cell and severely 
injuring one member of security personnel 
before being tranquilised. D-788 claimed that 
"you only need to see the box once, if you 
know how". D-788 proved, under interrogation, 
that they were capable of producing an 
instance of SCP-2124-1. This instance varied 
significantly from the measurements of the 
molded insert placed in SCP-2124. 


When interrogated, D-600 and D-962 were 
incapable of producing SCP-2124-1 without 
taking it from SCP-2124. 


Footnotes 
1. After test 2124-02, it is recommended that subjects testing 
SCP-2124 are instructed to "pick up the handle of the knife". 


« SCP-2123 | SCP-2124 | SCP-2125 » 


SCP-2125: The Hanging Tree 


Item #: SCP-2125 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: An area of 10 square meters 
around the farthest-reaching branch of SCP-2125 is to be monitored 
by female personnel at all times. There will be no less than one 
guard posted inside a facility near SCP-2125 designed to look like 
an old wooden shed. The shed will have a rectangular hole such 
that anyone facing the hole would see a seated figure inside the 
shed. The words "Stephanie's Camping Paradise" are to be painted 
above the opening. Should any civilians approach the shed, they are 
to be informed that "Stephanie's Camping Paradise" is out of 
supplies. If the civilians remain after all attempts to maintain cover 
and persuade them to leave have been made, then personnel are 
authorized to remove them by force. 


Description: SCP-2125 is a white oak tree (Quercus alba) located 
in the Forest in , New York. It is 40 meters tall and 
has several branches that extend parallel to the ground. The longest 
of the branches is 35 meters. All of the branches are covered in an 
unknown species of vine that appears to be a different organism 
than the tree itself, though they terminate in its bark. The vines are 
wrapped around SCP-2125's branches and end in loops that hang 
off of the branches. The loops vary in diameter and are completely 
inactive until SCP-2125's anomalous properties manifest. 


When a human male, referred to as the "subject", enters the area 
beneath any branch of SCP-2125, a previously-inanimate vine from 
the branch above the subject will uncoil and seize him by wrapping 
its looped end around the subject's neck. The subject will then be 
lifted by the vine and suspended until he dies of asphyxiation. After 
the subject is deceased, the vine will release the body and return to 
an inactive state. 


All testing done with human females caused no anomalous reaction 
from SCP-2125. 


A disused portion of a dirt trail leads to an unmarked grave beneath 
SCP-2125. 


The letters "A" and "D" are carved into its trunk. 


Addendum-2125-A: Excavation of the grave site revealed the 
skeleton of a man aged 20 to 35 years as well as a collection of 
badly-damaged documents and a well-preserved noose. The 
documents and noose were protected from complete decomposition 
by a closed metal box. 


The legible parts of the documents have been transcribed below: 
septembr 10 18 


annie you know | love you. | can take good kare of you 
and you no that. its not my falt if yor pa cant see it. meat 
me neer the tree tonite. 


forever yors, 
danny 


septembr 12 18 


annie its fine. | no that you didnot tell yor brothers bout 
us. yor pa mustve found my letter and telled them to com 
beet me out under our tree. they dont think i am good 
enuff for you annie so they told all sorts of untrue things 
bout us. that you didnt love me and that i was to stop 
comin over and writin letters to you. its fine annie. | no 
you didnt say thos things bout me. meat me neer our 
tree at nite when you get the chanse. 


love, 
danny 


septembr 25 18 


annie | am so sad. | am missin you so much. | figure your 


anaphylactic shock. Others who eat the same dish are not similarly 
affected. Testing has been authorized to determine the exact nature 
of SCP-241’s effects. 


SCP-241 appears to be impervious to getting dirty and to at least 
minor damage. For example, sauces splashed onto its pages 
disappear almost immediately, and torn pages and nicks on the 
cover are repaired within seconds. Testing on the limits of 
SCP-241’s durability are not authorized without approval from 
[DATA EXPUNGED] and [DATA EXPUNGED]. 


Research on SCP-241 continues, including potential interaction with 
other SCP items. For more information on current experimentation, 
please see the Supplemental Testing Log. 


Directive 241-S06, / /20 


In light of recent test results with SCP-241, no further testing of 
SCP-241 on personnel without pre-existing food allergies is 
authorized without Level 4 Security Clearance. Testing may 
continue on personnel with pre-existing food allergies as long as 
documentation of said allergies has been filed with [DATA 
EXPUNGED]. —O5- . 


Directive 241-S09, / /20 


Reclassification of SCP-241 to Euclid class is denied. Honestly, the 
cookbook? Leave it in its room and everything’s fine. It's no one 
else’s fault if you don’t know what you're allergic to and don't bother 
to find out beforehand. Unless you're cooking for your significant 
other, then you’d better know. —O5- . 


Directive 241-S11, / /20 


Cross-testing SCP-241 with other SCPs will be considered on a 
case-by-case basis. Exposure to SCP-682 has already been 
considered and denied. —O5- . 


Addendum 1: Acquisition Summary 


pa and brothers hav you locked up somewere in your 
hous but Im to scared to com get you. | dont want to be 
beeten agin but i will com anyways. your pa wont think 
im ano good for you cowerd wen | com and get you. Ill 
com and get you and we will run. run far awway from 
heer and get married, til death do us part. 


love, 
danny 


septembr 26 18 


annie | am so sorry they came aftre me so fast | just 
wasnt thinkin. my finger just pulld the trigger a few times. 
you know i didnt want to kill them just show them that im 
not a cowerd and i can be good for you annie. | herd you 
screemin in the back room but i ran wen the blood 
started ta get all muddy like round my feet. theyll hang 
me ino it. | do not want to meet Our Lord so soon, annie. 
we were suposed to be married and get old together 
before He called us. | am gonna run, annie. run far away 
from the hangman and com back for you 1 day. i 
promise. 


forever your love, 
danny 


LOCAL HALF-WIT CHARGED WITH MURDER, 
HANGED UNTIL DEAD 


Daniel , ayoung man employed by the family, 

was executed yesterday. Those interviewed described 

Daniel as "a simple soul" that "would never harm 

anyone". Townspeople were therefore shocked to learn 

that Danny was obsessed with Mr. 's daughter, 

Annie. He imagined that they were in love and that Mr. 
and his three sons were conspiring to keep Ms. 
from him. Ms. declined to comment. 


His last words were: "I'll never let another man touch 
you, Annie! No one else will love you or meet you under 


our tree, | swear it! | won't let them!" 
He was hanged off of the old oak tree. 


« SCP-2124 | SCP-2125 | SCP-2126 » 


SCP-2126: Letter from Grandma 


Photocopy of SCP-2126. Click to 
enlarge. 


Item #: SCP-2126 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2126 is to be kept in an 
opaque plastic sleeve and held within a moisture-controlled storage 
locker. 


Description: SCP-2126 is a letter written in blue ink on a ruled 
sheet of P4 paper. It is addressed to a person identified as “Davey” 
and appears to be written by said person’s grandmother. Two 
horizontal creases in the paper suggest that it was at some point 
folded into thirds and placed in an envelope. It reads as follows: 


January Third, 1970 
My Dearest Davey, 


It was so nice to see you for Christmas last week. | 
always enjoy the time we spend together, especially now 
that you are studying at university. | can’t believe my little 
Davey is going to be a doctor! 


Still, | wish you had decided to attend a school that 
wasn’t on the West Coast. There are plenty of good 
schools here in New England. You could have been 
close enough to visit all the time. Besides, | think those 
California boys have become a bad influence on you. | 
can’t imagine you going to church with your hair grown 
out like this. When you were turned around, | almost 
mistook you for your sister. 


But I’m just a silly old woman. | guess boys will be boys. 


Or girls. These are strange times. 


With Much Love, 
Grandma 


When SCP-2126 is read aloud from beginning to end, all of the 
reader’s hair follicles will immediately cease normal function and 
begin to pull hairs downward through the dermis and into adjacent 
tissues.! Once there is no more hair above a particular follicle, the 
follicle will begin contributing cells to the inward-growing hair. 


This process proceeds at a rate of 1.25 cm per month, 
approximating the average rate of human hair growth. The process 
ceases for follicles producing body hair once the hair reaches the 
length the follicle would produce normally (such as for vellus and 
androgenic hair), but will proceed indefinitely for cranial hair should 
the person affected have live follicles within the dermis of their scalp. 


Autopsies have shown that the inverted hairs of individuals affected 
by SCP-2126 will grow uninhibited even through particularly dense 
tissues such as cartilage and bone. Following greatly reduced 
mobility caused by hair growing through muscle and nerve tissue, 
death by SCP-2126 occurs once vital organs are sufficiently 
penetrated. 


Reading recorded video, photographs, photocopies, or transcripts of 
SCP-2126 does not produce this effect. 


Addendum: The effect of SCP-2126 can be temporarily halted with 
chemicals that prevent hair growth or by surgical removal of follicles. 
As the affected individual's body will quickly produce new follicles to 
replace those removed, the effect can be permanently halted only 
through surgical removal of the dermis. 


Footnotes 
1. The mechanism producing this effect is unknown and currently 
under investigation. 


« SCP-2125 | SCP-2126 | SCP-2127 » 


SCP-2127: Hinterkai-fun! 


Item #: SCP-2127 
Object Class: Neutralized (formerly Safe) 


Special Containment Procedures: The shrine that SCP-2127 rests 
upon, and the surrounding area, are to be shut off to the public on 
grounds of restorative construction. No fewer than two guards are to 
be present at all times. If a civilian attempts to come into contact 
with SCP-2127, guards are to detain said civilian for questioning, 
administering a class-C amnestic afterward. If a civilian shows any 
knowledge of the properties of SCP-2127, or of the existence of 
SCP-2127-1, guards are authorized to administer class-B amnestics 
as necessary. 


Description: SCP-2127 is a sheet of paper that sits on the ledge of 
a memorial shrine in the hamlet of Kaifeck, Germany. The words 
“Who dunnit!?” (sic) are printed on the paper in the Comic Sans MS 
font. When a subject or subjects pick up SCP-2127, it is activated 
and they are instantaneously transported to SCP-2127-1. After each 
occurrence of SCP-2127 being activated, the paper will reappear on 
the ledge of the shrine until a subject or subjects come into contact 
with it again. It should be noted that a maximum of two people can 
be transported by one instance of SCP-2127. 


Based upon information available in the Foundation database, along 
with public records, SCP-2127-1 is a replica of the farmstead 
Hinterkaifeck and the surrounding towns, Ingolstadt and 
Schrobenhausen. The only characteristic that keeps SCP-2127-1 
from being an exact representation of the area, based off of 
photographic documentation and reports from subjects introduced to 
SCP-2127, is the complete absence of human life save for the 
bodies of six unnamed people; three women, one man, and two 
children. 


Records show that a family of five, along with their maid, were killed 


in Hinterkaifeck on March 31st, 1922. Calendars within the 
farmhouse show the date to be April 1st. The presence of these 
calendars, along with the fact that the farmstead is still standing in 
SCP-2127-11, point to SCP-2127-1 taking place the day after the 
killings. It is worth noting that the shrine that SCP-2127 rests upon 
while inactive is dedicated to the family in question. 


After containment by the Foundation, two D-Class personnel were 
sent into SCP-2127-1: one male, age 24 at time of testing, and one 
female, age 31 at time of testing. As a control experiment, the D- 
Class were instructed to stay within four square yards of the spot 
they materialized in for the duration of their time within the anomaly. 
During debriefing, both subjects stated that once they were within 
SCP-2127-1, all color was absent, replaced by only black and white. 
The sound of jazz music was also noticed by both personnel upon 
entrance.