Status: Currently believed to be living in Eastern Clockwork 
Orthodoxy monastery in Volgograd Oblast, Russia. 

UPDATED 2063/1 1/01: Pol is deceased, interred in the graveyard of 
the Volgograd Eastern Clockwork Orthodoxy monastery. 


Background Information: Pol was contained as SCP-2273 by 
Foundation from 1989 until 2018. Upon Hypothetical Lifted Veil 
Scenario 2217 having been realized, SCP-2273 was released 
alongside all other applicable Type C Sapient Anomalies, with 
provisional Pol status. Pol was given passage to Volgograd, 
Russian Federation through the Manna Charitable Foundation 
(MCF)'s Anomaly Reintegration Project. Pol sought employment 
with Russian Federation government, but was denied due to 
anomalous status. Pol participated in televised, radio, and online 


SCP-932: Night Feeder 


Item #: SCP-932 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-932-01 through -06-08 are 
to be kept ina 15m x 15 m room with observational windows, 
furnished with a speaker and a bed with straps. During an 
observation, experimentation or interaction session, the speaker is 
to play a tone of 510 Hz at 100 dB (rated as ‘loud’) to enable visibility 
of SCP-932. Noise-cancelling headphones are available to 
participating staff on request to facilitate communication. 


Once every 3 days, a D-Class personnel is to sleep in the bed in 
SCP-932's chamber for feeding purposes. The speakers need not 
be turned on for this purpose. The feeding process is never fatal; 
however, the straps can be utilised in case of resistance on part of 
the D-Class. Said personnel can be returned to normal duties 
afterwards. 


Wild instances of SCP-932 are to be tracked down and captured 
alive by MTF lota-4 ("Dream Hunters"). 


EDIT: Following Incident-932-002, containment breach protocols 
have been set. The 510 Hz tone is to be played throughout the site if 
a breach occurs, and all air vents or possible escape routes are to 
be sealed. All on-site personnel are advised to keep as calm as 
possible. The following changes are also to be made to SCP-932's 
containment: The speaker is to be affixed to the wall and play the 
aforementioned tone at all times and that a different D-Class 
personnel be used for each feeding session. 


Description: SCP-932 are creatures able to adjust the refractive 
indices of their bodies in order to appear invisible. This ability seems 
to be disrupted when SCP-932 is exposed to sound; a loud (100 dB) 
tone of 510 Hz neutralises it completely. When visible, SCP-932 


interviews, but was unable to find permanent employment. 


In April of 2020, Pol 2273/01 contacted the MCF's Volgograd Office 
for Anomaly Reintegration (OAR) seeking discreet relocation; MCF 
internal documents indicate that several displaced anomalous 
entities had been taken in by various religious entities, including the 
Eastern Clockwork Orthodox Church. Three weeks following his 
contacting the MCF, Foundation assets became unable to track Pol 
2273/01. 


In April of 2021, Pol 2273/01 contacted SCP- (formerly Dr. T. 
Friedrich, Site-17 humanoid anomaly psychologist) through written 
correspondence.? Pol did not disclose his location, and the listed 
address was a known MCF mail-handling center. Correspondence 
was handwritten. SCP- reciprocated Pol 2273/01's 
correspondence, quickly resulting in the regular exchange of 
correspondence between the two anomalies. 


Following SCP- __'s expiration from lymphoma-related 
complications on 13 January 2034, all undelivered correspondence 
addressed to it was returned to senders, including Pol 2273/01's. On 
22 February 2034, a phone call from the MCF Volgograd OAR was 
received by the Site-17 Office for Public Affairs. The caller identified 
themselves as a former SCP object but did not disclose further 
information, instead repeatedly inquiring to the state of SCP- 

and, when informed that SCP- was deceased, requested contact 
information for next-of-kin. As such information is considered 
sensitive, this request was denied. It is believed at this time that the 
person responsible for this interaction was Pol 2273/01. No further 
information regarding Pol 2273/01's location or status was obtained 
until the MCF Office for Public Affairs released a public statement 
declaring that Pol 2273/01 had expired of natural causes one 
decade prior.3 This public statement also published several 
previously unavailable documents regarding Pol 2273/01. 


Several selected transcribed pieces of correspondence and other 
related documents are attached to this document. Personality profile 
of Pol 2273/01 as indicated by these and similar, unattached 
documents indicate that Pol 2273/01 was a minimal informational 
security risk to the Foundation. 


Attached Documents: 


Selected pieces of correspondence addressed to SCP- 
Correspondence addressed to SCP- dated 31 March 2021: 
Dear Doctor ; 


| am sorry that it's taken me this long to contact you. I've 
been busy. As far as | can tell, you're still facing your 
own issues. | wish that this weren't the case. If you're 
allowed to speak about it, I'd like to know whether your 
case handlers are any closer to resolving the issue. If it's 
sensitive information, | understand. 


Doctor, | never had the opportunity to thank you for 
everything you did for me. You didn't take credit for it, but 
| know you had a hand in my downgrade to Type C 
status, that you are at least partially responsible for 
introducing me to Victoria. And | can never repay you for 
it. The nightmares still haven't stopped, but, because of 
techniques you taught me, | can handle it. There is no 
way | can repay you for that. 


The last three years have been hard. I'm not meant for 
this world, Doctor. This is a world of flashing lights and 
happy people and air and food and capitalism and things 
I'd never imagined. Your world is stranger than the books 
and music and films | was allotted ever allowed me to 
conceive of. People in Russia walking on the surface, 
making phone calls to friends in the United States while 
military personnel from both countries cooperate to 
secure peace in places like Libya and Syria. It's beautiful, 
Doctor . And it's not meant for me. 


| think of the people | knew in containment often. Is it 
strange that | miss being in a cell? | miss Penny and his 
damnable card tricks. | miss playing table-tennis against 
the — what did Security call it? The "Space Crab?" It 
was fun to play against it, anyway. 


And | miss Victoria. | never told you this, Doctor, but the 
reason | was so quick to try to be friends with her is 
because | wanted to make up for what | did in the 
Toronto bunkers, and elsewhere. | still feel responsible 
for what happened to her. She was the only one who 
didn't show disgust the first time she met me. And she 
was my best friend in this world. Is it strange that an old 
man's best friend was a small, disabled girl? 


On the outside, things are strange. | was able to eke out 
a living through public appearances for a while, but one 
can only do so many interviews, repeating the same 
information, before it becomes exhausting and before 
there is a loss of public interest. People on the street 
recognize me and either avoid me like the monster | am 
or treat me like a celebrity or hero that | am not. It's 
aggravating to know that eyes are always watching you 
the way they are out here. This may sound cold-hearted, 
but | almost miss seeing Russia as a burned and 
radioactive wasteland. | had to escape from the spotlight, 
and | hope you understand that. 


Doctor , | can never give you back what you gave 
to me, and | hope this letter finds you in good health and 
strong spirits. Please, if your handlers will allow it, write 
back to me. | want to know how everyone still at Site-17 
is doing. | understand if there must be some omissions, 
but unless | am mistaken, they'll allow you to see this 
letter, so please get back in touch. | do not want us to be 
strangers. 


Your patient and your friend, 
Alexei Belitrov 


Notes: Letter was translated from German. This was the first piece 
of correspondence delivered to SCP- sent from Pol 2273/01. It is 
believed that the entities listed by Pol 2273/01 are, in order, 
SCP-191-N, SCP-507, and SCP-163-EX. At time of reception, there 
was no reason to believe that Pol 2273/01 had any information 
regarding any of these anomalies that had not already been 
declassified following Lifted Veil Scenario 2217. Low-priority 


monitoring remained in effect at this time. 


Correspondence addressed to SCP- dated 4 December 2022: 
Dear Dr. ; 


It's strange, Doctor. For the first thirty years of my life, | 
was told that atheism was absolute truth, that religion is 
propaganda used by capitalists and monarchs to keep 
the many in chains. In containment, | simply learned to 
live day-to-day, hoping that | might be allowed something 
to pass the time. But here? The people who are helping 
me? They dedicate themselves to their God, and their 
lives are without worry or pain. They treat me as one of 
their own and ask nothing of me. They are more 
understanding of my condition than anyone employed by 
your Foundation or anyone who tried to help me on the 
outside. 


These people are not in chains, Doctor. They may be the 
only free people | have ever known. 


| do not have a television of my own, but on atrip toa 
village a few kilometers from the monastery, | saw 163 
on television. It was being publicly presented during 
some sort of conference by an American scientist. I'm 
glad to see that it's healthy; perhaps more public 
knowledge of its existence will lead to some resolution of 
its homesickness? | could never tell when it was happy, 
but | like to think it enjoyed our games. 


On a similar note, | saw that Penny's published an 
autobiography. One of the clergymen here ordered me a 
copy. It should be here in a few days. | wonder what he 
has to say. From what little he was allowed to tell me, his 
experience with the Foundation had been unique. But | 
suppose this is true for all of us who have lived on the 
inside of containment cells. Maybe there's nothing to be 
learned there at all. 


It feels strange to say this, Doctor, but for the first time in 
my life, I've started praying. | pray for people I've never 
met, and for people I've lost. | pray for Victoria and 
Penny and all of you crows. | pray for your health, 
Doctor, and hope that someday, you'll be able to walk as 
a free man. Please, write back when you can. 


Sincerely, 
Alexei 


PS: I've finally quit avoiding the issue and have written a 
letter to Penny. I'll deliver it when | deliver this, and will 
let you know if he writes back. Thank you so much for 
giving me his address! 


Notes: Letter was translated from German. Signature line was 
written with a calligraphy pen, the first apparent time such a tool had 
been used by Pol 2273/01. Analysis of ink and paper indicated that 
it was not factory-produced, that the paper had been milled using a 
combination of waste plant fibers and cotton. The ink had been 
locally manufactured with charcoal and ethanol with results 
chemically similar to India ink. Later cross-referencing found that 
both recipes were commonly used by Clockwork Orthodoxy 
monasteries and communes. 


Correspondence addressed to SCP- dated 30 April 2027: 
Dear Dr. ; 


| heard about what's happened. The people who 
relocated me, they don't want me to return to Site-17. 
Ever since I've been released, people have assumed 
that | faced abuse — or even my current condition — 
because of the Foundation, and these Manna people are 
no different. I'll call you when | can, if you could give me 
a good number to reach you at. I'm so, so sorry to hear 
about this. Please, do what you can to take care of 
yourself. Follow your physician's orders. Know that my 
prayers are with you. Penny's, as well. 


Does this have anything to do with your other condition? 
| know the Foundation should cover your medical costs, 
regardless of whether it is, but perhaps your case 
handlers could help alleviate your pain if they could work 
harder to eliminate whatever it is that's put you in a cell. | 
don't know. | pray for you every night. | don't have 
materials to make a card here, and my place here has 
become more permanent, so | can't simply buy one, but 
I'll do whatever | can to help you. Please let me know 
how | can help. 


Remember that Christ is with you, comrade. 
Alexei Belitrov 


Notes: Letter was translated from German. This letter was received 
shortly after SCP- was diagnosed with Stage III lymphoma. This 
was not considered an information breach, though SCP- did 
express distress that this information proliferated through social 
media and other methods as rapidly as it had. As a result of the 
content of this letter, it is believed that, at some point following his 
last letter and before the signing of this one, Pol 2273/01 had joined 
the Volgograd Eastern Clockwork Orthodox monastery as a full 
member. 


Correspondence addressed to SCP- dated 7 January 2034: 
Dear Thomas, 


Myself and my brothers and sisters here all pray fora 
safe surgery and rapid recovery. Please, when you are 
able, contact me. It has been a cold winter, and good 
news will help to welcome the coming spring. 


I've lost too many friends, Thomas. | have known far too 
much tragedy in this life. I've seen worlds die, I've seen 
friends die, I've made men | thought my enemy die. | 
cannot stand to watch another leave this world so soon, 
not after hearing about what happened to Penny, not 
after Victoria. God is with you, | know you believe this 
too. 


You may be unmarried, Doctor , but you are not 
unloved. You have to be strong for me. You have to be 
strong for yourself. If you're ever worried that you cannot 
find the strength to continue, think of the garden you'll 
plant this spring. I'd like to share gardening photos with 
you again. Not many of my brothers and sisters here 
appreciate the simple beauty of a flower bed or the effort 
that goes into growing a patch of vegetables. It's a 
beauty I'd like to continue to share. 


Trust in the power of our Lord, Thomas, and trust in the 
power of modern medicine. God is smiling on you. 
Please, be strong. 


With Love and Prayers, 
Alexei Belitrov 


Notes: Letter was translated from German. On the signed date, 
SCP- entered radiation therapy to treat its lymphoma, which had 
entered Stage IV and become metastasized. However, several 
cancerous tissues had evaded detection and SCP- __'s condition 
deteriorated rapidly, resulting in its expiration on 11 February 2034. 
The letter arrived on 15 February 2034, and, following analysis for 
informational breaches, was returned to the sender address at the 
MCF Volgograd office. This was the last confirmed contact by Pol 
2273/01 with Foundation personnel/tracked anomalies prior to his 
death. 


Selected Excerpts from journals secured following public 
announcement of Pol 2273/01's departure: 


Excerpt from a journal entry dated 25 December 2034: 


I'm only writing to gather my thoughts. | don't believe I'll 
be keeping this journal regularly. 


Today is the day that our monastery celebrates the birth 
of our Lord. However, | feel no desire to celebrate. All of 
my friends in this world are dead. My brothers and 
sisters are partaking in some celebration outside my 


dormitory; all of the required ceremonies are complete, 
and neither they nor whatever is happening out there 
now will lighten my mood.