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supervisor. Do not read further. Do not 
disclose any information to your 
supervisor other than that you have 
been exposed to Cognitohazard- 
RAISA-3104 and require 
amnesticization. If you do not have a 
supervisor, please consult operational 
manual "RAISA Cognitohazards: 
Procedures and Treatment" for more 
information; secure the help of a 
coworker if required, but do not 
disclose any information to them other 
than that you have been exposed. 


Special Containment Procedures: Foundation Security 
personnel and anyone involved in administrative 
hierarchy above Security are to be denied access to 
information regarding the nature of SCP-3104; this 
includes all administrative personnel from Level 3 to O5- 
level, as well as any Foundation internal affairs 
personnel, RAISA personnel, anyone reported to by any 
of these departments, and others responsible for 
enforcing rules which Foundation personnel in general 


have to follow; this extends to anyone responsible for 
rulemaking where the rules affect groups of 25 or larger. 
Any Foundation employee in these departments exposed 
to information about SCP-3104 is to be immediately 
treated with a Class-A amnestic. 


In the event SCP-3104 becomes relevant to Site or 
Foundation security, as determined by the currently 
assigned junior researcher, information regarding it is to 
be sanitized by junior personnel with Level 2 clearance 
or lower in accordance with standard STRICT-7 medium 
infohazard redaction regimes and passed upward 
through the Infohazard Advisory Council. 


The Internal Affairs and Security investigations are to be 
postponed indefinitely, through informal means, with the 
cooperation of the O5 Council and RAISA by way of the 
IAC. 


Evidence Locker is to be locked with two locks, one of 
which has been internally welded shut. 


Breach containment procedures are to be devised, but 
such procedures are to be limited to containing the 
results of the breach and limiting public effects of same. 
Procedures are not to mention the nature of SCP-3104, 
only the outcomes of its effects and how best to contain 
them. Information control filters are to be devised to filter 
any mention of SCP-3104 from police bulletins, law 
enforcement websites, and INTERPOL communications. 


Description: SCP-3104 is a brick of cocaine wrapped in 
plastic, ordinary in appearance and weighing 
approximately one kilogram. It has no unusual physical 
characteristics, and testing has showed it to be identical 
in composition and effect (intensity inclusive) to non- 
anomalous cocaine. On the plastic wrap is handwriting, 
possibly in permanent marker, reading "200x." 


SCP-3104 is an infohazard affecting those responsible in 
some way for law enforcement, law enforcement 


administration, and similar activities. If a person meeting 
this criteria learns about it in any way (including being 
told of the existence of the item or seeing any part of the 
item), they are compelled to obtain the item and place it 
in custody, and to spread information about it to other 
law enforcement personnel. Subjects affected by this 
compulsion only consider SCP-3104 to be "in custody" if 
it is secured in an evidence locker or similar arrangement 
belonging to the organization they are an employee of or 
have control over. 


This has the effect of causing complete disruption of law 
enforcement activity in the event of any knowledge of 
SCP-3104 reaching any law enforcement official. 


SCP-3104 was contained on / /198 , following a 
widespread exposure event. Knowledge of the item first 
reached the Foundation when Foundation police liasons 
in Florida received an all-points bulletin regarding 
SCP-3104, notifying police departments statewide of the 
existence of the item and stating that it was an 
"extremely illegal fugitive from justice last seen in 
Tampa." 


A mass migration of law enforcement officers to Tampa 
ensued, including nearly all Foundation security 
personnel in the state exposed to the bulletin and not 
working in a sealed facility. Post-operation review of 
public media showed that police attention centered on 
the Tampa Drug Enforcement Administration field office, 
which was under siege by an extremely large crowd of 
police officers on foot and in police vehicles. Eventually, 
a breaching crew from the Orlando County Sheriff's 
Office arrived, and managed to gain access to the 
building, at which point a crowd crush and melee 
ensued, resulting in fatalities and injuries. 


Several minutes later, MTF A-16 (ordinarily responsible 
for the distraction and containment of Euclid-class SCP- 
at Site- , the closest Foundation facility to Tampa), 

arrived on scene in a pair of M60A3 Patton main battle 


tanks, making their way to and through the front door of 
the DEA office (and causing fatalities and injuries to 
police officers crushed by the tank treads, as well as 
Foundation fatalities as SCP- breached containment in 
their absence). 


A-16 secured the item and returned to Site- , followed 
by several hundred police cruisers (each filled to 
capacity), five police helicopters, one light winged 
aircraft, and 20,654 police officers travelling on foot. A-16 
then documented the item and placed it in Evidence 
Locker in the B Sector Security Substation in 
accordance with procedure, then entered Debriefing 
Room B3 to await standard debriefing. Site staff 
described the attitude of A-16 members at this time as 
"jovial." 


Crowd control protocols at Site- were placed into effect 
immediately. The police cruisers arrived approximately 
simultaneously at the main entrance gate, eventually 
followed by stragglers over the next several days due to 
breakdowns and fuel exhaustion. The aircraft ran low on 
fuel and were forced to land. Amnestic fog canisters 
were used against the gathered law enforcement 
officers, removing the compulsion; the initial crowd 
dispersed on its own over the next several hours, with 
the Foundation providing tow service for those with 
disabled vehicles. 


It was determined during a debriefing interview that A-16 
was not commanded by administration to secure 
SCP-3104; at that point, the Foundation at large had no 
awareness of it. An interview later determined that A-16- 
Epsilon (loader for the #2 tank) had a brother in the Drug 
Enforcement Administration, who had informed him of 
the seizure of the item during a routine family phone call; 
automated monitoring did not flag the call. 


At that point, Epsilon informed his squadmates; the MTF 
then manned their tanks and exited the Site through a 
closed gate. Security forces were alerted and prepared 


to mount a counterforce/retrieval operation of sufficient 
strength to counter the tanks, assuming A-16 had gone 
rogue or been otherwise compromised. By the time A-16 
took control of the item and radioed that they were 
returning to base, the Foundation forces had reached the 
outskirts of Tampa. Rapid deployment operations at Site- 
were reviewed and revised following this incident. 


After researcher evaluation of the infohazardous effects 
of SCP-3104 and its effect on the Internal Affairs officer 
initially responsible for their debriefing, A-16 and said 
officer were treated using the debriefing room's inbuilt 
amnestic foggers. A-16 has been cleared of all 
wrongdoing regarding this incident. 


The crowd of officers proceeding without vehicles 
continued to arrive over the next several days in 
taxicabs, commandeered cars, and eventually, on foot, 
having walked the entire distance. Amnesticization 
procedures were performed on each as they arrived, and 
they were assisted with return to their homes and 
medical treatment where applicable, placing a temporary 
strain on Site- 's medical department and motor pool. 


A disinformation campaign was enacted regarding a 
"police union march" and unrelated "crime wave," in 
order to explain the Tampa event and the effects of 
partial or complete absence of police presence 
throughout a large portion of Florida. 


SCP-3105: Laxity 


Item #: SCP-3105 
Object Class: Keter 


Special Containment Procedures: Samples of SCP-3105 are to 
be stored in a liquid N2-cooled storage container. Testing with 
SCP-3105 is to be subject to standard precautionary procedures for 
virulent pathogens. Note that SCP-3105 constitutes a Class A, UN 
2814 biohazard. 


Description: SCP-3105 is a neurotropic virus, exhibiting 
morphological similarities to Rabies lyssavirus. SCP-3105 is able to 
infect almost all animals to some extent, though the infection it 
causes is asymptomatic in non-human hosts. SCP-3105 can be 
transmitted by airborne particles, bodily fluids, or an animal vector!. 


In humans, SCP-3105 enters the bloodstream and infects neural 
pathways. It travels through nerve axons via retrograde transport to 
reach the central nervous system, in a manner very similar to R. 
lyssavirus. However, the transportation stage of an SCP-3105 
infection occurs over an extremely short period. Symptoms of 
infection will begin to present themselves an average of 5 days after 
contraction, though this value varies wildly, depending on the 
location and mode of initial infection, from 2 hours to 14 days. In 
addition, SCP-3105 targets Type II alveolar cells, causing minor 
shortness of breath and allowing airborne infection. Note that 
SCP-3105 is largely asymptomatic during its transport stage, though 
it is still present in the bloodstream, and remains infectious. 


Once SCP-3105 reaches the central nervous system, it will target 
the medial temporal lobe2. It will infect and destroy neurons involved 
in this process over the course of two days. The method by which 
SCP-3105 identifies target cells is unknown, and presumed to be 
anomalous. Symptoms at this stage of infection include anterograde 
amnesia. 


species. 


Addendum 391-02: Due to repeated contact with researchers Dr. 

and Dr. , SCP-391 has become accustomed to some human 
contact. However, SCP-391 is still a wild animal, and should be 
treated with caution and respect. 


NOTE: Dr. requested permission to breed SCP-391 to see 
whether the trait would be passed to its young. Request pending 
approval from the site director. 


SCP-391 Experiment Log 


NOTE: These experiments were carried out after SCP-391 was kept 
on a restricted diet of boneless, skinless chicken for a week. 
Researchers also withheld food for twelve (12) hours prior to testing. 


Name: Dr. 
Date: / /20 


Item: One (1) 320 g white rat. 
Reaction: SCP-391 excitedly killed and ate the rat. 
Output: One (1) 63 g indium pellet. 


Note: What was remarkable is the size of the pellet. It was the same 
size as a pellet from a normal owl. There couldn't have been more 
than 10 g of indigestible material on the rat, but the pellet weighed 
the correct weight for a piece of indium of that size. It seems that 
whatever is facilitating the change in matter doesn't adhere to the 
law of conservation of mass. 


Name: Dr. 
Date: / /20 


Item: One (1) 320 g black rat. 
Reaction: Same as the white rat. 


Output: Same as the white rat. 


After destroying much of the medial temporal lobe, SCP-3105 will 
infect peripheral gial cells that are left behind, allowing it to remain 
dormant in the central nervous system for up to 3 months. In the 
final stage of infection, SCP-3105 targets parts of the temporal lobe 
assigned with semantic and episodic memory. This results in severe 
retrograde amnesia, resulting in inhibition of basic cognitive 
functionality. The final stage of SCP-3105 infection lasts between 5 
and 19 days. 


SCP-3105 infection also triggers the secretion of cytokiness, 
deactivating cytoxic T-cells and preventing an effective immune 
response. This mechanism also prevents artificial attempts at 
preemptive immunization. 


Recovered autobiographical text from an SCP-3105 victim seem to 
indicate the retention of some memories, despite the observed 
destruction of the tissues required to store and consolidate this 
information. Furthermore, the information presented in the text 
seems to be shared between several individuals. Testing with 
SCP-3105 has failed to show evidence for this phenomenon. 


Addendum 3105-1: Recovery 


Initial samples of SCP-3105 were collected after unidentified GO! 
activity in the area surrounding Spruce Creek, Colorado, and the 
subsequent radio silence from the town. Much of the local 
population, as well as local insect populations, were found to be 
infected with SCP-3105. Armed Response Force Omega-6 was 
mobilized with the express purpose of destroying all SCP-3105 
instances using incendiary munitions. The resulting wildfire was 
allowed to burn until noticed by firefighting services in the region, 
and was explained as an accident involving Spruce Creek's stores 
of emergency gasoline. 


Addendum 3105-2: Recovered Text logs 


The following is a series of notes collected from the forest 
surrounding Spruce Creek. Monospaced text represents physical 
notes‘, whereas standard text represents unsent messages and 
journal entries recovered from an abandoned mobile phone. The 
material has been ordered chronologically, based on digital 


timestamps, location of recovery, and chemical dating. A search for 
the apparent surviving SCP-3105 victim has been initiated, but has 
yet to produce results. 


+Show logs 


The light falls in shafts through the fringe of 
trees that covered the mountainside. It has a 
soft, yellow glow. It plays across the dirt and 
grass, dancing to and fro. The air is filled with 
the songs of insects and birds. 


I’m not sure why I’m in the mountains, and | 
can’t remember driving here, but it’s nice. The 
cabin’s fully stocked with food. | think I'll stay 
here for a while. It'll be good for all the stress. 
In the meantime, it looks like my kayak is still 
in serviceable shape. | might take it out for a 
run tomorrow. 


The sun wheels through the sky, dragging the 
shadows behind it. It seems to tarnish the 
firmament, turning the polished silver, yellow, 
then a blazing red. The mountains put out the 
fire, and the stars peer out from the endless 
darkness above. 


The river is wild, higher than I’ve ever seen it 
at this time of year. Maybe it’s the 
unseasonable warmth? My kayak sustained 
some damage, so | don’t think I'll be taking it 
out again until | can get back to town and 
repair it. | think I'll take my time though. The 
hummingbirds are very pretty. 


The bulb draws strength from within itself. It 
bursts from the ground with an abated ferocity, 
turning green leaves into the ever-wheeling 
sun. It clings to the loamy earth and finally 
creates a single crimson blossom, boldly 
stating its intent to the greater world. Then it 


withers in the cold winds. 


| woke up in the cabin today. It’s a little 
unusual, but | understand the allure. It is 
beautiful out there. The yellow aspens are 
quite a sight. | think I’ll stay here for a while 
and destress. 


From the Cornell Lab of Ornithology: The 
Calliope Hummingbird is the smallest long- 
distance migrant in the world. It will travel 
5,000 miles each year from the breeding to 
wintering grounds. It migrates north along the 
Pacific Coast in the spring, but returns to the 
wintering grounds in Mexico via an inland 
route along the Rocky Mountains. 


It looks like there’s a big wildfire to the east. 
They say the fire season gets longer every 
year. | noticed today that my kayak’s been 
scuffed up really badly. | took a look at the 
locks and | didn’t notice any obvious 
tampering. I'll check the windows tomorrow.