NOTE: Subject has made several escape attempts utilizing 
personnel exposed to SCP-230. This represents a low threat due to 
the fact that exposed personnel are usually impaired; however, 
personnel will become violent in order to stay in SCP-230's 
presence. 


Description: SCP-230 is a male Caucasian with a lean build and 
gaunt appearance. SCP-230 is 185 cm (6 ft 1 in) tall, 68.04 kg (150 


los), and appears to be in his early thirties. He wears bright clothing 
and prefers the colors pink and yellow. SCP-230 is a very cheerful 
individual who appears to be incapable of negative emotions. 


SCP-230 secretes a chemical similar in composition to heroin from 
his pores. The chemical has been named Compound-_ . Once 
secreted from his pores, it evaporates immediately and 
contaminates the air around SCP-230. Compound-_ seems to be 
effective in as little as thirty parts per million in gaseous form. When 
inhaled, Compound- causes extreme euphoria in subjects. 
Analysis on Class-D personnel under the effects of SCP-230 
indicated they had dopamine levels greater than five times of what is 
expected during sexual climax. Subjects express impairment similar 
to the effects of heroin. Subjects become willing to comply with any 
request SCP-230 makes provided it does not involve leaving 
SCP-230's presence. 


Compound- _ is present in all of SCP-230's bodily fluids. Exposure 
is possible even by contact with SCP-230's skin. Exposure to the 
compound will result in immediate addiction. Withdrawal symptoms 
are extreme and have a thirty percent mortality rate. Symptoms 
include: loss of appetite, tremors, panic, vomiting, diarrhea, 
irritability, dementia, insanity, blindness, and hemorrhaging, though 
symptoms vary from subject to subject. Symptoms typically last for 
around two weeks before subsiding. The symptoms appear to be 
determined by how much of Compound-_ the subject is exposed to. 
Subjects that ingest any of SCP-230's bodily fluid (i.e. saliva, blood, 
etc) have a mortality rate from withdrawal of 100%. 


SCP-230 was found in an apartment in with twenty people 
acting as his servants. SCP-230 seemed to be actively attempting to 
limit the number of people he exposed. Several bodies of exposed 
persons were found on the premises. When questioned about them, 
SCP-230 replied, "Things were getting crowded, so | had to aska 
few of them to stop breathing." 


SCP-230 appears to be under the effects of Compound-_, but 
doesn't seem to be impaired by it in any way. Attempts to alter 
SCP-230's mood have proven ineffective. Use of various drugs 
known to cause depression only resulted in SCP-230 producing 
more of Compound- and thus were ineffective. 


SCP-230 is a very friendly individual and will candidly engage in 
conversation with any personnel. SCP-230 is unaware of how or 
when he began secreting Compound-_ . When questioned about his 
past, SCP-230 replied that he has been secreting Compound- as 
long as he can remember. 


SCP-230 prefers to talk about things he considers "good" or "gay". 
SCP-230 has some psychological attachment to the word "gay". 
When asked to describe himself, SCP-230 used the word "gay" six 
times, "gaiety" four times, and the word "gayest" once when 
SCP-230 referred to himself as "the gayest man alive." 


Note by Dr. : SCP-230's preoccupation with the word "gay" has 
nothing to do with sexual orientation. SCP-230 doesn't appear to 
have a sexual orientation due to a lack of interest in sex entirely. 
This makes sense, seeing as SCP-230 experiences the same 
amount of pleasure doing any given activity, making sex 
unnecessary. 


Addendum 230-1: Class 2 personnel researcher was 
accidentally exposed to Compound- during research. was 
detained and sent to treatment for the duration of withdrawal 
symptoms. After one month, was released after being cleared 
by medical staff. Two months later, was found trying to break 
into SCP-230's containment area. reacted violently and 
injured several personnel before she was detained. was 
terminated after examination, and precautions have been made to 
prevent further occurrence; see document 230-4436b. 


Document 230-4436b: [DATA EXPUNGED] 
« SCP-229 | SCP-230 | SCP-231 » 


SCP-231: Special Personnel Requirements 


Item #: SCP-231-7 (See Addendum re: SCP-231-1 through 
SCP-231-6) 


Object Class: Keter 


Site and Personnel Requirements: Under special order of O5- , 
the following addendum is attached to the beginning of the file for 
SCP-231-7. 


All personnel assigned to SCP-231-7 must rotate out for one month 
of psychological counseling after two months on-site. SCP-231-7 is 
to be kept at an undisclosed location. All personnel assigned to 
SCP-231 will be transported there blindfolded from Site-19 by a 
route including no fewer than seven different forms of transportation, 
including but not limited to aircraft, automobile, underground tunnel, 
and . Removal of the blindfold during the transport process is 
grounds for immediate termination. 


Personnel assigned to SCP-231-7 must undergo heavy 
psychological testing before being cleared to enter the site. 
Individuals must score at least 72 points on the Milgram Obedience 
Examination, be unmarried, have no offspring, and express nothing 
less than total loyalty to the Foundation. Normal psychological 
screening procedures against Axis II disorders are waived, so long 
as the Class-D personnel in question has the mental capacity to 
carry out Procedure 110-Montauk as needed. 


Personnel who express sympathy towards SCP-231-7's plight and/ 
or express a desire to rescue or sympathize towards SCP-231-7 will 
be transferred to another project without delay. Any actual rescue 
attempts will be met with immediate termination. Personnel who 
have served on the staff of SCP-231-7's Containment Team are not 


required to divulge that information to others. No official record shall 
be kept of the names of any staff assigned to SCP-231-7, nor will 
said service appear in the personnel files of said staff. 


While on-site, individuals assigned to SCP-231-7 will be issued 
concealing helmets with integrated voice changers to protect their 
identity. On-site staff are not to remove said uniforms in the 
presence of other staff members. Off-duty hours are to be spent in 
private quarters alone. 


Six Class D Personnel are to be assigned to SCP-231-7 each month 
for the purposes of carrying out Procedure 110-Montauk. Violent 
criminals are not to be used for this purpose due to the possibility of 
accidental fatality during the 110-Montauk process. 


Special Containment Procedures: Following repeated escape and 
suicide attempts, and based on the failure of containment for 
SCP-231-1 through 6, containment of SCP-231-7 has been 
amended to the following: SCP-231 is to be contained within a 
soundproof holding cell, adjacent to holding cells for six Class D 
Personnel assigned for the purposes of Procedure 110-Montauk. 
Cameras will monitor every inch of the cell at all times, and must be 
manned 24 hours a day. Malfunctioning monitoring equipment will 
be replaced without delay by psychologically screened staff. Doors 
will be magnetically locked, openable only by positive action by the 
control and monitoring facility. This includes all doors linking the 
main holding cell to those of the six Class D Personnel. 


SCP-231-7 is to be kept restrained to a hospital bed at all times 
except for the purposes of Procedure 110-Montauk. Hydration will 
be provided through IV drip. Feeding will be carried out twice per 
day through feeding tube by approved medical personnel who have 
not taken the Hippocratic Oath. Under no circumstances are 
narcotics, anesthesia, or other unapproved medications to be 
administered to SCP-231-7. 


Procedure 110-Montauk is to be carried out at least once every 24 
hours by Class D Personnel. During Procedure 110-Montauk, at 
least one Security Clearance 4/231 staff member must monitor the 
procedure by camera at all times, although the sound may be turned 


off if the vocalizations of SCP-231-7 become too distressing. 
Following the procedure, all Class D Personnel must return to their 
holding cells or explosive collars will be detonated. 


[DATA EXPUNGED PER ORDER OF O5- ON -- . 
INFORMATION MOVED TO EYES-ONLY DOCUMENT 231-110- 
MONTAUK. ACCESS TO 231-110-MONTAUK IS LIMITED TO 
PERSONNEL WITH SECURITY CLEARANCE 4/231] 


Description: SCP-231-7 is a female between and _ years of 
age, with [DATA EXPUNGED]. 


SCP-231-1 through 7 were retrieved from , , following a 
police raid on a warehouse owned by an organization called the 
Children of the Scarlet King (see article on - - inthe 


newspaper, "Police Raid Satanic Sex Cult, Save 
Seven"). 24 hours after the rescue, SCP-231-1 (real name 

) went into labor pains, giving birth three minutes later to 
SCP- ( ), causing a event resulting in over 
confirmed casualties. Foundation Personnel immediately took 
possession of remaining SCPs 231-2 through 231-7 and, based on 
notebooks recovered from the cult, instituted Procedure 110- 
Montauk to prevent future occurrences. 


Addendum 231-a: Current Status of SCP-231 units. 


* SCP-231-1 (deceased - -_): Killed during initial recovery 

operations while giving birth to SCP- . See Casualty Report 

for Event 231-Alpha for more details. 

SCP-231-2 (deceased - -_ ): Killed during attempt to 

remove fetus of second SCP- specimen, resulting in 

immediate event. See Casualty Report for Event 231- 

Bravo for more details. 

SCP-231-3 (deceased - -_): Self-terminated following a 

prolonged period of distress caused by implementation of 

Procedure 110-Montauk. SCP- immediately underwent a 

event. See Casualty Report for Event 231-Charlie for 

more details. 

¢ SCP-231-4 (deceased - -_ ): Attempted to administer 
SCP-500. Although successful in that all traces of SCP- were 
expelled from the system, expelled remains immediately 


underwent a event, causing numerous casualties 
including SCP-231-4 herself. See Casualty Report for Event 
231-Delta for more details. 

¢ SCP-231-5 (deceased - -_ ): Botched application of 
Procedure 110-Montauk resulted in SCP-231-5 giving birth to 
SCP- one hour later, which then underwent a event. 
See Casualty Report for Event 231-Echo, and Report on 
Destruction of Site 231-Aleph, for more details. Recruitment 
profile of Class D personnel was revised to minimize 
possibility of a second botched Procedure 110-Montauk. 

* SCP-231-6 (deceased - -_ ): Killed during escape attempt 
aided and abetted by Agent ; , who had been 
exhibiting heightened stress levels due to prolonged exposure 
to SCP-231, obtained possession of SCP-[REDACTED] and 
attempted to use said weapon to rescue SCP-231-6 and 
SCP-231-7. Agent was killed in the resulting firefight, 
but a stray round resulted in the termination of SCP-231-6 as 
well. Fetus of SCP-231-6's SCP- then underwent a 
event. In the wake of this incident, O5-level personnel voted 
by unanimous decision to amend personnel policies. See 
Casualty Report for Event 231-Foxtrot for more details. 

* SCP-231-7:As of - - ,SCP-231-7 is successfully 
contained at Site 


Addendum 231-b: Text of missive by O5- 
Dear Friends, 


It has come to my attention that recently, certain rumors 
have surfaced regarding SCP-231. Due to the drop in 
staff morale, | have decided to address some of the more 
prevalent points. 


¢ Yes, Procedure 110-Montauk is as horrible as you 
have heard, which is why only Class D Personnel 
are authorized to carry it out. Yes, it does involve 
brutal [REDACTED]. 

¢ No, assignment to SCP-231 is not intended to test 
your loyalty to the Foundation, your tendencies 
towards , or anything else. 

¢ No, SCP-231 is not a punishment detail. 


"Clever of it. SCP-2068 appears to be aware of its surroundings and 
able to act upon them. What is its purpose? Could it be sentient, 
self-aware, or even sapient?" — Dr. 


Addendum 2068-3: Infected medical personnel were placed under 
quarantine and observed remotely. Each instance attempted to 
escape, using a variety of chemical attacks on their isolation cells. 
One instance self-detonated, apparently to give other instances 
improved odds to escape. Containment held. All instances 
euthanized and incinerated. 


Addendum 2068-5: Per Dr. 's request, Testing of SCP-2068 
shall resume under MOPP-4 conditions using D-Class personnel. 
Foundation personnel shall watch remotely outside the twenty meter 
effect. 


Addendum 2068-9: Per the events of / /20 , whereupon partial 
containment failure occurred at ABCA-14, resulting in | Foundation 
casualties, all testing of SCP-2068 has ceased. The vivisection and 
autopsy reports of all D-Class on site will be Overseer Eyes Only 
until further notice. 


Addendum 2068-10: Requires O5 Authorization 


Executive Summary: ABCA-14 Containment Breach, 
13/10/2013 


Sixteen D-Class and twelve Foundation personnel 
corpses were recovered, and five living D-Class and 
fourteen Foundation personnel survivors were 
discovered to be infected with SCP-2068-1. The 
apparent vector for the physiological changes in those 
exposed to SCP-2068, SCP-2068-1 is a protein- 
sheathed organic molecule that acts much like a virus, 
with three noteworthy differences. 


First, SCP-2068-1 can target any organic substance to 
either make copies of itself, consume for fuel or to build a 
wide variety of chemical structures. Second, SCP-2068-1 
is capable of self-propulsion in most fluids as well as air. 
Third, SCP-2068-1 is capable of a high level of 


coordination and networking with other instances, so that 
clusters of SCP-2068-1 may act in concert to either 
make broad physiological changes, to subsume the 
consciousness of its living host and replace it with its 
own, or even to use dead tissue as a vehicle to move 
and protect itself. 


SCP-2068-1 is nearly impossible to detect due to its size 
as well as the fact that it appears to exhibit 
polymorphism, changing its own structure as needed. 
Currently, the only means to detect whether an individual 
has been infected is through MRI, and only when 
structures can be detected by either the naked eye or 
through electromagnetic emissions. The Overseer 
Council recommended the autopsy and vivisection 
information to be sealed. The fate of those personnel 
who dealt with the containment breach was voted on, 
with a 8-5 decision against euthanasia. 


All survivors of the containment breach and those who 
came into contact with them have been reclassified as 
SCP-2068-2, the designation for potentially infected, and 
are in permanent quarantine. 


Addendum 2068-11: Timeline of events leading to partial 
containment failure, / /20 


1753: 2 D-Class under security escort to SCP-2068 underwent 
detonation while within six meters of Security Station Three. Post 
mortem showed significant portions of their bodies had been 
converted to various explosive and incendiary compounds. 


1755: D-Class in three separate areas began behaving 
aggressively, resulting in riots. Post mortem showed extensive 
modification to the endocrine system as well as to the limbic system, 
which led to excessive bursts of strength and speed without concern 
for self-harm. Furthermore, D-class reanimated after apparent 
death several minutes later, acting as sources for chemical, 
explosive and incendiary attacks against facility and personnel. 


1804: Hampered by fires and suicide bombings by D-Class, 


Foundation first response personnel encountered poisonous and 
acidic compounds sprayed out by injured, dying and reanimated 
rioters. This reduced effectiveness of MOPP gear as well as caused 

Foundation security to spontaneously combust several minutes 
after contact.