extends an estimated 30m above the canopy. Similar to a terrestrial 
palm tree in appearance, these specimens? of SCP-1923 are devoid 
of leaves, except on the top. These leaves undergo a cycle of 
growth, maturation, and shedding, the last of which is done en 
masse. The Foundation has hypothesized that this process is 
procreative innature. Asof / / ,SCP-1923-Alpha remains the 
only known body with which SCP-1923 resides. 


Addendum-1: On 01/06/20 , the asteroid was reported to 
have a slightly reduced albedo and a slight orbital adjustment. 
Orbital projections show that said asteroid would have been 'behind' 
the asteroid bearing SCP-1923 during a 'shedding' cycle. There is 
reason to believe that (designated SCP-1923-Beta) may now 
contain SCP-1923. Further study of both SCP-1923-Alpha and -Beta 
is required. 


Addendum-2: On 01/10/20 , a new variation of SCP-1923 was 
discovered on SCP-1923-Alpha. Located on the equator, this 
leafless specimen (which terminates in a previously-unseen pod) 
has been witnessed aligning itself with the Sun and Earth at 
intervals of to weeks. Related to this discovery, Foundation staff 
have noticed a slight increase in [EXPUNGED] during times in which 
the specimen was aligned with Earth. At this time, it is not known if 
[EXPUNGED] represents a coincidental biological process, or a form 
of communication, or something entirely different.3 


Footnotes 

1. Feasibility studies regarding the collection and retrieval of a 
sample of SCP-1923 for direct study are in progress. 

2. Due to SCP-1923's canopy, it is currently unknown if these trees 
are an example of the rest of SCP-1923, or a unique variant of 
SCP-1923. 

3. For elucidation: there are no practical or theoretical known 
examples of the use of [EXPUNGED] being used as a form of 
communication. 


« SCP-1922 | SCP-1923 | SCP-1924 » 


SCP-1924: Broken Man 


Item #: SCP-1924 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1924 is to be kept ina 
specialized 10m x 10m x 4m humanoid containment cell at Site, 
AZ. The cell is to be suspended in the center of a 50m x 50m x 50m 
enclosure. SCP-1924 requires no food, water, nourishment, or rest. 
The cell is to be furnished as a facsimile of a typical corporate office. 
Maintenance personnel are to wear clothing and badges consistent 
with Lockheed Martin Corporation custodial staff. At least one 
person is to be on hand at all times acting as SCP-1924's corporate 
manager. SCP-1924 is to be given a standard computer workstation 
and tasked with a pre-written regimen of phony administrative work. 
Tasking must be collected, and new tasks reassigned, every two 
hours. Tasking may be reused after 48 hours. 


Description: SCP-1924 is a 37-year-old Caucasian male humanoid, 
formerly theoretical physicist Dr.G =F working at Lockheed 
Martin's Research Facility. SCP-1924 randomly undergoes 
minor spacial distortion events including short-range teleportation of 
its body or individual limbs, restructuring of its anatomy, and partial 
to complete intangibility. SCP-1924 exhibits extreme cognitive 
dysfunction; it does not demonstrate understanding that it is 
contained, nor does it notice anything unusual during spatial 
distortions. Additionally, it suffers from extreme anterograde 
amnesia, being unable to recall most events beyond a two-hour time 
frame. Despite numerous containment breaches, SCP-1924 has 
never broken containment for more than 23 consecutive minutes, 
and has returned to its cell willingly after each breach. 


Document 1924-5: Partial Incident Log 


Date: #: Description: Notes: 


19/11/199 


10/11/199 


05 


23 


SCP-1924 was 


SCP-1924 is not 


in its cell reading injured during 


a magazine. 


anatomical 


With no warning, separation. Its 
its arm detached internal muscles, 


from its body, 
flew 22 meters 
away from its 
cell, passing 
through several 
walls, and then 
stopped, 
hovering in the 
middle of a 
research 
laboratory. The 


bone, and tissue 
were visible 
through the 
incident opening, 
though no blood 
was lost. The 
arm continued to 
display evidence 
of blood 
circulation and 
central nervous 


arm continued to connectivity. 


pantomime the 
actions of 
holding a 
magazine and 
turning pages. 
SCP-1924 
continued to 
read the 
magazine in its 
cell. The arm 
flew back and 


reattached itself 
after SCP-1924 


finished the 
magazine and 
stood up. 
SCP-1924 was 


SCP-1924 


found 12 meters teleportation 


away from its 


events have 


cell in a hallway, never been more 
jogging in place. than 30m. 
SCP-1924's legs Recommend 


were physically 


suspending cell 


moving in 50m x 50m x 
appropriate to | 50m enclosure. 
forward motion 
jogging, but was 
gaining no 
ground. Guards 
physically lifted 
and returned 
SCP-1924 to 
cell, all while it 
still pantomimed 
jogging. 
SCP-1924 
smiled and 
repeated the 
words, "Good 
evening, 
gentlemen" 
every 5.4 
seconds while in 
the presence of 


the guards. 
12/05/200 37 SCP-1924 left | SCP-1924's 
the cell, anomalous 


pantomiming behavior 
opening a door. manifests most 
Cell door did not when it is active. 


open, but Recommending 
SCP-1924 long-term 
walked through sedation. 

solid door. 


SCP-1924 then 
proceeded to 
walk through 
three walls, 
down several 
hallways, and 
access the Site 
break room. 
SCP-1924 


14/11/200 


71 


removed a half- 
empty gallon of 
milk from the 
refrigerator, then 
returned to its 
cell. SCP-1924 
did not consume 
the milk. 
SCP-1924 
disappeared 
from cell during 
REM period. A 
maintenance 
worker found 
SCP-1924 in the 
corner of a Site 
conference 
room, upside 
down with its 
head sunken 
into the floor. Its 
body was 
suspended in 
the air, with its 
arms and legs 
flailing wildly in 


an erratic, elastic 


fashion. While 
Foundation 
personnel were 
deciding what to 
do, SCP-1924 
stood up 
normally, smiled, 
and asked if 
there was a 
problem. It then 
returned to its 
cell upon 
request. 


It is theorized 
that SCP-1924's 
mental activity 
also contributes 
to triggering 
anomalous 
behavior. 
Recommending 
lobotomy or 
possibly a 
method to keep 
it continuously 
mentally 
subdued. 


16/11/200 73 SCP-1924 65,535 is the 


altered highest number 
anatomically: its which can be 
head was represented by 


replaced with | anunsigned 16 
another leg, with bit binary 
the bottom of theinteger. 
foot attached to 
the neck. 
SCP-1924 then 
jumped straight 
up in the air 0.31 
meters, its new 
leg perfectly 
mimicking its 
existing left leg. 
SCP-1924 
proceeded to 
jump for 65,535 
total times, each 
time rising 
exactly 0.31 
meters. 
SCP-1924 
intangibly 
jumped through 
the ceiling of its 
containment cell 
and the roof of 
Site . After the 
final jump, 
SCP-1924 
immediately 
appeared back 
in its cell, 
anatomically 
correct. 


Document 1924-7: Personal Note 


Document 1924-7 was recovered from the personal e-mail of Dr. 
G F 


eee 


Sorry for not writing back sooner but congratulations 
again! That picture of the ultrasound is adorable... he 
looks like a little Han Solo frozen in carbonite! 


As for me, yes, I'm fine, this whole project has me 
fascinated more than ever with my work. I've always 
enjoyed my job, but | used to see going to the lab as 
more of a 9-5 to pay the bills than "my life's work" or 
anything special... but this is all really coming together, 
and I've immersed myself, and | love it. I'm excited for 
the first time in a long while! We think we've finally got 
the hard value for the information density of two- 
dimensional space... and, yeah, | know that doesn't 
mean anything to you, but if this all works out... lets just 
say we should be able to actually read the fabric of 
reality like a book or the code of a computer program. 
Okay. Sorry, that probably doesn't mean anything to you 
either. Point is, there might be a big leap forward in 
physics soon, and my name is going to be all over it. 
Hell, if we're right... well... holy shit... you might get 
Stephen Hawking as the Godfather after all! 


Anyways, good luck again with everything. | can't wait to 
see your new place over Christmas. 


G 


« SCP-1923 | SCP-1924 | SCP-1925 » 


SCP-1925: Dearest Caroline 


Item #: SCP-1925 
Object Class: Neutralized (formerly Euclid; see Addendum) 


Special Containment Procedures: Foundation agents embedded 
in the New York Police Department and the Port Authority of New 
York and New Jersey shall monitor both organizations for any 
reports of discoveries of human cadavers along the Hudson River at 
the NY—NJ border. Upon confirmation of an SCP-1925-A instance, 
Class B amnesiacs are to be administered to all direct witnesses 
and Class C amnesiacs to all indirect witnesses. Instances of 
SCP-1925-A are to be stored at the Humanoid Research Wing of 
Site 40 for thirty days, after which they are to be cremated. 
Instances of SCP-1925-B are to be transcribed to the database of 
the same site. As of / /20 , SCP-1925 is considered neutralized. 


Description: SCP-1925-A is the designation given to a series of 
human corpses that have manifested along the banks of the Hudson 
River since the first confirmed sighting on / /20 . Although 
instances of SCP-1925-A vary in age, race, and sex, the following 
are consistent among all confirmed sightings: 


« No instances measuring less than 160cm in height and 50kg 
in weight have ever been recovered. (No longer true as of / 
/20 )/ 

* No clothing, jewelry, or other personal effects have ever been 
found on SCP-1925-A instances. 

¢ Bodies have never been found to be emaciated, disfigured, or 
otherwise in poor condition (with the exception of SCP-1925- 
B). Tests by medical doctors indicate that, in most cases, 
corpses are recently deceased enough that rigor mortis has 
not yet set in. No obvious cause of death is apparent in any 
instances, with typical signs of homicide (i.e. blunt force 
trauma, gunshot wounds, etc.) entirely absent. 

¢ No instances of SCP-1925-A correspond to any known 


individual. Extensive research by the Foundation into local, 
national, and international databases has failed to yield any 
information on the deceased individuals. 


SCP-1925-A instances have all been sighted within a two kilometer 
area along the Hudson River, on the border with Manhattan, New 
York and Hoboken, New Jersey. Attempts to monitor SCP-1925-A 
manifestations have been met with failure; through a combination of 
errors and oversights, no manifestations of SCP-1925-A have ever 
been successfully recorded. Attempts to cordon off the area where 
SCP-1925-A instances manifest have failed to prevent SCP-1925-A 
from appearing. 


SCP-1925-B are a series of written messages inscribed into the 
backsides of each instance of SCP-1925-A. Messages appear to be 
written with an extremely fine instrument (possibly a laser cutter) 
and are evenly spaced and formatted, suggesting expert precision 
and technical skills on the part of the inscriber. Due to their length, 
they are extremely small and require several orders of magnification 
to read properly. All messages appear to be addressed to a 
"Caroline", and vary by tone and content depending on the message 
(see below). 


Show Partial SCP-1925-B Archive 


Note #: SCP-1925-B-01 

Date of Recovery: / /20 

Description of SCP-1925-A: Caucasian male, 
c. 21-24 years of age, 177cm/98kg 
Transcription of Note Contents: 


Dearest Caroline, 


It has been far too long since I've seen your 
smiling face, so | feel the need to reach out to 
you once more. | hope all has been well with 
you since our unfortunate departure from each 
other's lives. 


You'll forgive me for my unorthodox method of 
delivering this message, but...well, you know 


me. As a scientist, | seek ways to imbue my 
work into practical facets of my life, and this is 
an opportunity | could not pass up. | have been 
doing extensive research on the subjects of 
spacetime causality and the Theory of 
Relativity, and...well...let's just say Einstein is 
not as right as we think he is. Through 
methods far too complicated to explain in such 
a small space, | have, in effect, bent the laws 
of physics to my whim. 


And what better way to bend them than to 
bend them for you, long lost love? 


You may not think | was listening to you as you 
tried to explain your depressed state of mind, 
but | was. It made me angry, because | could 
not do anything. And so | asked myself: how 
could | make you happier? The answer: by 
removing those from the Earth that are less 
happy than you are. Surely if the net amount of 
joyful people decreases, the standard for 
happiness will decrease as well, no? 


The specimen | have sent to you was a young 
student of mine. A powerful one, smart, and 
physically fit to boot. He will be missed. Which 
means, by extension, you will be wanted. 


Contact me as soon as you wish. 


With Sincerity, 


Note #: SCP-1925-B-12 

Date of Recovery: //20 

Description of SCP-1925-A: Hispanic female, 
c. 35-40 years of age, 164cm/77kg 
Transcription of Note Contents: 


Dearest Caroline, 


Since the beginning of my offerings to you, | 
have been contemplating a shift in my 
priorities. Previously | have focused on the 
young and the restless, those with the 
potential to become happier than you. It has 
occurred to me, however, that | may be 
attacking the branches of the issue, rather 
than the root. Why focus on ending those who 
can become happy when | can focus on those 
who are already happy? 


The specimen | have sent to you was a mother 
of two. She was pleased with her station in life, 
and had the potential to spread this joy to 
those she loved. | have performed you a good 
service this day, yes? 


Please respond as soon as you are able. 


With Sincerity, 


Note #: SCP-1925-B-21 

Date of Recovery: //20 

Description of SCP-1925-A: [REDACTED] 
Transcription of Note Contents: 


Dearest Caroline, 


Why? Why have my offerings not pleased 
you? 


For quite some time now | have cared for you 
through my discovery, and have ensured that 
they are sent to you when you most need 
them. Have you been receiving them? Of 
course you have; my calculations pinpoint your 
location to the letter. Perhaps you do not 
appreciate what | have done fully. Perhaps | 
can show you. 


| have attacked the branches, and the roots. 
The specimen | have sent to you is a seed. 


Respond to me, my love. Tell me you are 
happy. | just want you to be happy. 


With Sincerity, 


Addendum: On //20 , an instance of SCP-1925-A appeared which 
was significantly different from previous ones in its condition: a large 
opening (later determined to be created by a sharp kitchen knife) 
was present on the front neck. In addition, SCP-1925-B was 
inscribed crudely and haphazardly on the stomach of the subject, 
containing only one line: 


FINAL OFFERING 


Following this incident, no new instances of SCP-1925-A have been 
reported. SCP-1925 reclassified as Neutralized on / /20 . 


« SCP-1924 | SCP-1925 | SCP-1926 » 


SCP-1926: The Mewts 


Item #: SCP-1926 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: Instances of SCP-1926 are to 
be contained in a well-lit white-washed containment chamber 
measuring 10m x 10m x 3m. This allows 4m? for each family. The 
chamber is to be supplied with 65 sets of colorful plastic blocks. 


Description: SCP-1926 is a group of 65 animate children's plush 
toys.