There's much more to my argument than that. 
These people are pulling strings they may not 
even be able to understand the full implications 
of. All I'm saying is perhaps we shouldn't be 
rejoicing just yet that more people are achieving 
their own power. Some people aren't capable of 
handling it. - Munin 


Just because someone dances to the beat of 
their own drum doesn't mean they aren't capable 
of doing great things. ~ Hugin 


You two bicker too much. And for future 
reference, keep it in the doubt section, it's 
beginning to make articles that you two 
collaborate on quite cumbersome to read. - Q3 


Not all of these are us. Qbed, it seems we've 
been infiltrated. - M. 


As long as they confine their interjections to 
annotations and the doubt section, it's fine by 
me. Any input is welcome. ~ H. 


So we can shitpost here? Sweet. 


Where my /x/philes at? 


Ayy Imao 


| immediately regret sharing the fact that | had a 
Library card with you guys. - polaricecraps 


To Mr. Doggo's custodian: Doesn't living with 
him get in the way of work at all? And surely you 
can't bring back many books without checking to 
see if they contain the word doggo first. - |. J. 


Hey I.J.! | actually speak and write in Spanish for 
the most part, and Mr. Doggo's unique traits 
don't seem to affect ‘perro’ at all. Thanks for the 
concern though! 


BORK! - Mr. Doggo2” 


Much edit. Very contribution. Much meanintul. 
Wow. 


1. | don't recall adding this one. Was it you, H.? 

2. | Know we don't have an official term for them yet, so 
I've been using 'Merrymakers’. | think it fits, and perhaps 
it will stick. ~ Hugin 

3. Are we sure that Mr. Doggo really is a doggo? | 
wouldn't put it past the merrymakers (as you call them) to 
summon something masquerading as a simple doggo. - 
Munin 

4. We've no reason to doubt Mr. Doggo's identity as a 
doggo for the moment. Don't be so quick to dismiss 
them. ~ Hugin 

5. The meaning behind this is unknown at the time. 
Given the Merrymakers tendency to involve themselves 
with politics, it is possible that it may reference the 
political action ‘to bork’. 

6. | expected a bit more foresight from the person writing 
this article, H. In case you can't tell, it alters text referring 
to 'Canis domesticus’, more commonly known as a 
doggo. - Munin 


7. Hi! Mr. Doggo says hi as well! 

8. A very hyperactive one, even for his breed, might | 
add. 

9. Wow much scary 

10. very growl 

11. Does me a frighten 

12. You see why | don't trust them now? - Munin 

13. | understand your concern, but | still believe this is a 
promising sign that they've found their own path to 
knowledge. ~ Hugin 

14. Sad doggo 

15. very exitsential crisis 

16. ; 37 

17. I'm sticking to this term, unless anyone has any other 
names they'd like to suggest. ~ Hugin 

18. [ANNOTATION DELETED BY ADMINISTRATOR] 
19. Well that was rude, it was a simple question. 

20. What tipped you off? The 'by Gamers Against Weed' 
on his nametag? 

21. Who's this nerd, sounds like a total loser 

22. A disclaimer: we forwarded the draft of this document 
to Mr. Doggo's custodian, as they were best suited to 
write this section. Please excuse us if the tone sounds 
slightly different.~H.&M. 

23. Or ‘food’. He loves that word. Or 'Wanna go for a 
walk?'. 

24. Though | must admit it was funny seeing them 
scrambling to stop Mr. Doggo from doing his ‘business’ in 
the Library. ~ Hugin 

25. Wow what a bunch of doggoshit 

26. The idea that the entirety of the Serpent's Hand can 
be assigned one moral system is ridiculous unto itself. 
27. This isn't actually him, | think it's our new ‘friends’. 


The Millennium Aged Nine-tailed Fox 


The Millennium Aged Nine-tailed 
Fox 


SCP-953 (by Jailors), KTE-1208-Yellow-Burrhus- 
Kewpie (by Bookburners), "The Vixen" 


(This was written by the Hand in Korean peninsular) 


Conspectus 


URE WMI Thou art like me, but | am not 
like thee 

i ASENAtH Because thou art not human, but | 
am. 

#F Mt 2% Some people say that blood will 
never lie, 

IN AMES thus | am not human, only a fox 
like thee. 

RPA ABA | ask, what makes human 
humane? 

#4ERA Ath | will show my humaneness 
deservedly. 

— 8 24% This ill-fated bloodline of two 
hundred years, 

FES SSE | only wait for the moment to 
sever it off. 


Cho-heui Park (498) in 1795(1 


Procedure: Software initialized. "Blur" command selected, brush 
size altered to 100 pixels. Cursor moved offscreen and click-and- 
dragged over blank white wall and over surface of wooden table. 
Software exited. 

Results: Subject surfaces lost approximately % of surface detail, 
including woodgrain and the roughness of paint and cinder-block 
surfaces. Loss of height detail confirmed with laser rangefinders. 
Detail returned upon closing program. 


Note: Where did the mass of those bumps go? —Dr. 


Test 15 

Date: / /20 

Subject: Image-editing software 

Procedure: As Test 14, except that between closing the program 
and reopening it, the wooden table was moved 3 m farther away 
from SCP-713. 

Results: Blurred area reappeared in same location relative to table. 
SCP-713 does not appear to depend on positional cues for object 
recognition. 


Test 16 

Date: / /20 

Subject: Image-editing software 

Procedure: As Test 15, except that between closing the program 
and reopening it, the wooden table was moved to Site , km from 
SCP-713. 

Results: Blurred area reappeared in same location on table surface. 
Further investigation into object's range proposed. 


Test 17 

Date: / /20 

Subject: Image-editing software, D-713-023 

Procedure: As Test 14, except that "Blur" command applied to 
D-713-023's face. 

Results: All facial features, including sensory organs, reduced to ill- 
defined and "fuzzy" bumps on head surface. D-713-023 reported 
significant pain and loss of visual and auditory acuity. All features 
and faculties returned when program was closed, then disappeared 
again (with all previously-reported effects) when file loaded. 


Knowledge 


Traits: The true nature of this entity is basically 
a fox, but she looks like a black-haired Korean 
woman to others. The appearance can be 
perceived differently as she has the ability to 
alter people's perception of her. This is a 
characteristic of the demon fox race. 


Nature: The millennium aged nine-tailed fox (-F 
£F 7,23) is a notorious entity of demon fox. The 
demon fox (8X4) is a subspecies of the red fox 
(Vulpes vulpes). The demon fox is biologically 
identical to the normal red fox, but they are 
actually demi-humans who can interbreed with 
humans.(2 Demon foxes are a critically 
endangered species and very little of the 
population remains today. The traits of demon 
fox are inherited X-linked recessively. A male 
baby never manifests these traits and instead 
becomes a carrier. If a male and female human, 
both of whom are carriers, have a baby between 
them, there is a 25% probability their daughter 
will be born a demon fox.(3 


The demon foxes passively create a mind- 
affecting field which makes others perceive them 
as a human female. They manipulate this field to 
change the form they are perceived as by 
others, and this action is called "shapeshifting 
(6 #)." As well as shapeshifting, they have 
strength greater than that of a normal human or 
fox, and a minor reality altering ability. When 


they exhibit these other abilities, the ears or tails 
of a fox will emerge and eyes will be red. This is 
because using other abilities disturbs mind- 
affecting field, and the mind-altering became 
gradually negated from their terminal body.(4 


The most prominent ability of the demon fox is 
an antipersonnel mind control to a certain entity 
who is within the range of mind-affecting field. 
This is called "bewitching". When a demon fox 
bewitches someone, her ablility is focused into a 
victim, and they cannot see her fox-ears or tails. 
Meanwhile, a third person can witness her 
terminal body turning into that of fox. This 
bewitching is very powerful mind control and the 
demon fox can compel the bewitched to do her 
bidding, and even fabricating memory is 
possible. A very mighty demon fox can drive the 
bewitched insane by breaking down one's mind. 


The demon fox is a race of inborn magical talent, 
but it can vary in how talented by how much 
training was done. The easiest way to bypass 
this "training" is gathering essence (#834) from 
human (male or female) by sexual intercourse. 
The essence is delivered from mouth to mouth, 
and condensed into a transparent amorphous 
orb, just look like a glass bead.(° This 
condensed orb is called "vulpine essence (J #4)" 
or "fox's marble." A demon fox holding a marble 
in her mouth can amplify her magical talent by 
five to ten times. 


A lifespan of demon fox is much longer than that 
of human. The demon fox has one tail at birth, 
and the number of tails increase centennially. 
Thus a demon fox's age can be guessed roughly 
by counting her tails. The most frequently 
recorded stories of demon foxes are about nine- 
tailed foxes, thus they seem to live more than 


eight hundred years, and it is not known how 
many years they live until natural death. Nine is 
the maximum number of tails, and no more tail 
grows. In all recorded cases, the demon fox dies 
in combat or in accidents, and there are no 
natural deaths recoreded. 


The demon foxes prefer human liver over all 
other foods, but it seems to be utterly matter of 
taste. They can prey on all animals for 
sustenance. Almost all of encountered demon 
foxes were hostile. Thus, the demon fox and 
human were in relationship of struggling for 
survival in premodern Eastern Asia, the natural 
habitat of the demon fox. 


It is sad that the demon fox, which is one of 
magical wonderness, became de facto extinct. 
However we cannot deny that their extinction is 
glad to other intelligent beings living in Eastern 
Asia.(6 


History & Associated Parties: In 1515, the 
millennium aged nine-tailed fox was first 
encountered by Elder Woo-chi "Featherman" 
Jeon (33 HHA +),(7 the spiritual founder of 
Korean Serpent's Hand.(® At that time, the fox 
called herself millennium aged fox. When she 
and Elder Jeon met, she had nine tails, making 
her at least eight hundred years old in 1515. 
Since then, however much time passed, this 
nine-tailed fox has claimed that she is one 
thousand years old. Despite being older than 
one thousand years at this point, she is still 
known to us as the "millennium aged nine-tailied 
fox (-E7LE3M)" or "millennium aged fox (7-4 
am)". 


After a bloody battle in 1568, Elder Jeon 
managed to lock the nine-tailed fox' in a pocket 
dimension called "Peach Blossom Land (BEE 


J)", and breathed his last before succumbing to 
his wounds. For two hundred years, the Vixen 
remained trapped in Peach Blossom Land, 
wreaking havoc upon it. During her 
imprisonment, anyone who unfortunately 
entered Peach Blossom Land was considered 
dead at the hands of the Vixen. In 1795, she 
escaped finally and provoked the Calamity of 
1795 (Z 94a). 


The Vixen lost her marble to Elder Jeon when 
they first met in 1515. Since then, her strength is 
one fifth of what it was before 1515. It's best to 
not think of what would happen if she had her 
marble. 


The Vixen went into hiding after causing the 
Calamity of 1795. No trace of her had been 
found until 1945 when the Jailors encountered 
her for the first time landing on the Korean 
Peninsula. The Jailors managed to imprison her 
once more after suffering heavy casualties. 
However, The Vixen has managed to escape six 
times since her first incarceration. Nobody know 
when she will try to escape again. 


We are tracing her history after 1795, but this 
work is not completed yet. Though we could 
discover some episodes she involved. One of 
them shows us her personality quite well. In 
1969, before she was transferred to U.S., she 
killed an old woman living in Cheongsong 
County and pretended to be her victim. One day, 
young grandson of killed granny visited her 
homestead. For next one week, the Vixen took 
good care of her "grandson"; she froliced with 
him in the stream and mountain in the daytime, 
and putting him to sleep by telling him "old fairy 
tales" in the night. On the seventh day, the Vixen 
reveal her true color by bewitching him. On the 


evening of that day, his parents came to pick 
him up. The young boy crouched within the 
house filled with darkness and stabbed his own 
parents instantly they entered the house. The 
boy was arrested for three cases of parricide. 
When our agent interviewed him in the juvenile 
hall, he seemed not to resent the Vixen. 


Approach: The demon foxes regard other 
intelligent beings, including humans, as "other 
species" which can be mere food or toys. So 
with our millennium aged lady, the best thing for 
us to do is leave the devillish, cannibalistic serial 
killer in the care of the Jailors. Better we never 
meet her. 


If she escapes the Jailors, we must avoid her at 
all costs. Without proper provision for mind 
control, anybody can be bewitched by her 
shortly. And if you are not strong enough to 
defend yourself, desertion is only you can do 
and you must do. 


Observations & Stories 


| didn't really want to write this part by myself, 
and wanted to make others write, just like other 
parts. But | end up by writing reluctantly. 


The millennium aged fox, called by the number 
nine-five-three by the Jailors, and called "that 
damned Vixen" by somebody is... ... Shit. She is 
my mother. | am a daughter born in 1516, 
between Elder Jeon and the Vixen.(9(10 


When a human and a demon fox have a child, if 
the human male is not a carrier, then their child 
will be born as a carrier. If the human male is a 


carrier, their son will born as a carrier and their 
daughter will born as a demon fox. 


lam a special case. My father, Elder Jeon was 
not a carrier most certainly. However, | was 
nonetheless born as a demon fox. | think this is 
because my father swallowed the marble of my 
mother in 1515. The marble developed my 
father's magical talents, and maybe change his 
body somehow in the gene level. Nothing else | 
can imagine can explain my existence. 


Father absorbed the marble and opened his 
sight to vulpine magic; maybe became a entity 
closer to the foxes, rather than a human. As 
none of his body remains, not even bones, we 
cannot verify this hypothesis. | suspect my father 
became an the first male demon fox. 


This is only my personal hypothesis. However, 
this hypothesis secures my view of life. | hate to 
mention it, but my mother is a monster. She 
slaughtered and ate countless people over 
(according to her) thousands of years. She is a 
true sadist, who enjoy bewitching people and 
ruining their lives for nothing but her personal 
amusement. But she may say all of those 
inhumanities are justified, because she and 
human are not same species. She may argue 
that humans are meat to her just as other beasts 
are to humans. Nahh, not may. She must. 


However, my father lived as a human being, and 
died as a human being even after he became... 
... something else. He was never a good father 
to me, but | respect the way he lived, | think. 


“Which way will you follow, the mother's or the 
father's?” That was a question Master Flowery 
Pond (7£325¢4)(11 asked to me. | was too 
young to answer him then. | didn't even know 


the meaning of “the way of my mother's” and 
“father's.” But | have lived as a human being 
(correctly speaking, human beings) for five 
hundred years, and I'm still trying to live as a 
human. Once some humans persecuted me so 
horribly (that damn incident of 1795) and 
furthermore, | witnessed so many atrocities by 
humans. However, it was also humans who 
sustained me to prevent from being against 
humanity and remain one of them.