5. As well as to make the instance of SCP-3423-1 disappear faster 
due to its location. 


SCP-3424: Esto No Es Un Limon. 


Item #: SCP-3424 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3424 is kept in a large, 
clear glass storage container at Site-19 with access to sunlight. 
SCP-3424-01 does not need accommodations traditionally given to 
humanoid SCPs. When these have been provided, there has been 
no noticeable change in either SCP-3424 or SCP-3424-01. 


Description: SCP-3424 is a lemon (Citrus limon) purchased by 
Angela on 3/3/20 ata local . She reported it to several 
friends and family members before it was brought to Foundation 
attention as an anecdote about her daughter seeing "a disappearing 
man in the fruit bowl". It was recovered without incident and has 
been in Foundation custody for months. It has shown no signs of 
decay despite lack of refrigeration. 


Its anomalous properties manifest when a human being viewing 
SCP-3424 head on from within 1m away, without breaking eye 
contact, snaps their fingers and blinks. After this occurs SCP-3424 
produces the visual hallucination SCP-3424-01, a male of Latin 
American descent in his late teens’. All hallucinations associated 
with SCP-3424-01 will remain until subject blinks again. 


Tested subjects report auditory hallucinations as well and are 
capable of having a conversation with SCP-3424-01. Observing 
researchers are unable to see or hear SCP-3424-01. 


SCP-3424 Interview Logs 
Interview #01, 3/15/20 
Subject: D-9564 


Parameters: D-9564 snaps her fingers and 
blinks. SCP-3424-01 reportedly manifests. 


<Begin Log> 


Researcher Anselman: Please describe 
SCP-3424-01. 


D-9564: He looks like a tall dweeby guy. 
[pause] Did you hear that? 


Researcher Anselman: No. Please describe 
SCP-3424-01 further. 


D-9564: Uh...like, six feet tall? Brown hair. His 
nose is sorta big. Maybe Hispanic? /oause] He 
says he's Mexican. He wants to know if he can 
leave. 


Researcher Anselman: Inform him that we're 
unable to do that at this time. 


D-9564: He says no. [pause] No, dude, look, 
it's okay— [D-9564 blinks] Where'd he go? 


<End Log> 
Interview #02, 3/17/20 
Subject: Dr. Lavoie, psychologist 


Notes: Testing relies on subjects’ honesty in 
reporting their conversation, and after 
determining SCP-3424's object class ( / 

/20 ), all testing is to be done by Level 2 
personnel. The following interviews have been 
recorded using a combination of the 
transcribed subject and the subject's reports 
on SCP-3424-01's replies. 


Parameters: Dr. Lavoie snaps his fingers and 
blinks. SCP-3424-01 reportedly manifests. 


<Begin Log> 
SCP-3424-01: You're new. 


Dr. Lavoie: |'m a psychologist. Do you know 
where you are? 


SCP-3424-01: Somewhere that sucks. It sucks 
here. 


Dr. Lavoie: Do you know how you got here? 


SCP-3424-01: No. When | blink out, it just 
goes dark, and | hate it. | hate it. | should've 
thought of that. 


Dr. Lavoie: Thought of it before what? 


SCP-3424-01: Before we did this. But you get 
it, right? You get the message? 


Dr. Lavoie: |'m here to determine how we 
should house you. Can you tell me how the 
dark feels? [blinks] Oop, damn. 


<End Log> 


Closing Statement: Dr. Lavoie performed the 
steps again; SCP-3424-01 reportedly 
manifested again. Conversation lasted approx. 
15 minutes, after which Dr. Lavoie requested 
SCP-3424 be given larger living quarters, bed, 
and chair. Request approved. 


Interview #08, 3/29/20 
Subject: Researcher Anselman 


Parameters: SCP-3424 placed ina 
containment locker, testing for manifestation of 
SCP-3424-01 without eye contact. Researcher 
Anselman snaps his fingers and blinks. 


SCP-3424-01 does not manifest. A hole is 
drilled in the containment locker, allowing 
Researcher Anselman view of 3cm of 
SCP-3424. Researcher Anselman snaps his 
fingers and blinks. SCP-3424-01 reportedly 
manifests, with only part of his feet visible in 
the drilled hole. 


<Begin Log> 
SCP-3424-01: Can | talk to Dr. Lavoie? 


Researcher Anselman: No. SCP-3424-01, do 
you know where you are? 


SCP-3424-01: No. Some kind of lab? 


Researcher Anselman: Do you know how 
you got here? 


SCP-3424-01: No, | was supposed to—oh shit. 
Oh shit. Are you the scientist guys? 


Researcher Anselman: I'm sorry, | don't— 


SCP-3424-01: The Foundation! Shit, man, | 
wasn't supposed to go here— 


Researcher Anselman: Here? 
SCP-3424-01: My brother's gonna be so mad. 
Researcher Anselman: Who's your brother? 
SCP-3424-01: /pause] Like I'd tell you. 
Researcher Anselman: Can you move? 
SCP-3424-01: No. 


Researcher Anselman: Is that due to the 
nature of the locker or the nature of yourself? 


"Yellow". Friend of "Red Orange" 

SCP-443-04 Brown — A seven-year-old girl. Daughter of 
"Red", friend of "Yellow Orange", enemy of "Carnation Pink" 
SCP-443-05 Carnation Pink — A classmate of "Brown" and 
"Yellow Orange". Harbors a deep hatred of "Brown" for 
unclear reasons. 

SCP-443-06 Green — An engineering student and regular 
lover of "Orange" 

SCP-443-07 Orange — A paralegal in a small law practice. 
Girlfriend of "Yellow", but cheats on him with "Green". Friend 
of "Black". 

SCP-443-08 Red — A medical secretary. Mother of "Brown", 
employee of "Yellow", tenant of "Blue" and friend of "White" 
SCP-443-09 Red Orange — A middle-aged wife to a soldier. 
"Yellow Orange"'s mother, friend of "Blue Violet". 

SCP-443-10 Red Violet — A regular patron of "White's diner. 
SCP-443-11 White — A waitress at a diner near "Red"'s work. 
Friend of "Red" and "Red Violet". 

SCP-443-12 Yellow — A doctor. Employer of "Red", boyfriend 
of "Orange", doctor of "Blue Violet". 

SCP-443-13 Yellow Green — Another regular of "White"'s 
diner with a habit of butting into people's conversations. 
SCP-443-14 Yellow Orange — Another seven-year-old. 
Friend and classmate of "Brown", daughter of "Red Orange". 


« SCP-442 | SCP-443 | SCP-444 » 


[Researcher Anselman blinks involuntarily, 
snaps his fingers and blinks again.] 


Researcher Anselman: Is your inability to 
move— 


SCP-3424-01: It's dark in here. Please let me 
out. 


Researcher Anselman: Please answer the 
question. 


SCP-3424-01: | want to go home. It's too dark 
in here. 


[Researcher Anselman blinks involuntarily, 
snaps his fingers and blinks again.] 


Researcher Anselman: Do you need the 
additional items we have provided for you? 


SCP-3424-01: If anyone could keep their eyes 
open for more than a few seconds, maybe, but 


Researcher Anselmani: In the interest of 
giving your space to an SCP who would make 
better use of it, we would like to have you 
moved. Would it cause you any harm to be 
placed in a storage locker? 


SCP-3424-01: Please don't, | don't like the 
dark, | don't like small spaces, please don't, 
please don't— 


Researcher Anselman: Would it cause you 
harm? 


SCP-3424-01: | don't know, | don't think so. 
But please— 


[Researcher Anselman blinks, does not snap 


his fingers and blink again.] 
<End Log> 


Addendum 3424-01: Request from Researcher 
Anselman to move SCP to containment locker submitted 
with stipulation that container be humanoid-sized, clear, 
and exposed to sunlight. Request approved. 


Interview #04, 4/19/20 
Subject: Researcher Anselman 


Parameters: SCP-3424 has not been moved 
from the locker. Researcher Anselman snaps 
his fingers and blinks. SCP-3424-01 reportedly 
manifests. 


<Begin Log> 


Researcher Anselman: You mentioned in our 
previous interview that you wanted to go 
home. Where is home? 


SCP-3424-01: Thank God! Listen, man, you 
gotta let me— 


Researcher Anselman: Where is home? 


SCP-3424-01: Cordova! Cordova, in Texas! 
You have to take me home, this is against the 
constitution! | got rights! 


Researcher Anselman: You mentioned your 
brother— 


SCP-3424-01: Fuck him! Fuck you! Get me 
out of this box! 


Researcher Anselman: All right. We'll try 
again tomorrow— 


SCP-3424-01: No, wait! 


[Researcher Anselman blinks involuntarily, 
snaps his fingers and blinks again.] 


SCP-3424-01: Don't leave again, please. My 
brother's an artist. He makes political art. Raul 
ah Peete 


Researcher Anselman: | haven't heard of 
him. 


SCP-3424-01: He got involved with some 
shady dudes, he— 


[Researcher Anselman blinks involuntarily, 
snaps his fingers and blinks again.] 


SCP-3424-01: Stop doing that! 
Researcher Anselman: I'm sorry, |I— 


SCP-3424-01: | just, please! Please try not to 
blink! foause, SCP 3424-01 breathes heavily 
for 20 seconds.] These dudes told Raul that if 
he really wanted to make a statement, they 
could teach him how to make art that 
mattered, but he'd have to use a person. He 
told me that I'd make such a big difference. 


Researcher Anselman: And you agreed? 


SCP-3424-01: 'Course | agreed, come on, 
man. That's my brother. He said if we got this 
message out, it'd help him, it'd help me, it'd 
help every Mexicano in this country. 


Researcher Anselman: What was the 
message of your art? 


SCP-3424-01: My family picks fruit all over the 
US. Aunts, uncles, cousins, our parents, my 


brother too, for a little while. We got out, we 
were lucky, my dad don't have much of an 
accent and Raul sold some major stuff. But it 
just made him so angry. He only ever saw 
brown people picking fruit. 


Researcher Anselman: So he decided— 


SCP-3424-01: —that if we were going to just 
pick fruit, why not make people see us as fruit. 


Researcher Anselman: And the snapping? 


SCP-3424-01: How else do you get a 
servant's attention? [Researcher Anselman 
blinks involuntarily, snaps his fingers and 
blinks again. Upon SCP-3424-01's 
reemergence, it looks significantly sadder. ] | 
was supposed to be, like, guerrilla art. Those 
guys...they told us not to let the Foundation 
get us. That they'd turn me back if they could 
get to me, but if you had me, they couldn't get 
to me. 


Researcher Anselman: Did they say what 
their organization's name was? 


SCP-3424-01: They said you'd know who they 
were. [pause] Thanks for the box. The light is 
nice. 


Researcher Anselman: Sure. 


SCP-3424-01: Can you get a message to my 
family? 


Researcher Anselman: |'m afraid | can't allow 
that. I'm sorry. 


SCP-3424-01: Okay. It's okay. The box is 
okay. [pause] No one even got it. The 
message. The art. I've had to explain it ten 


times. So what was the point? 


[Researcher Anselman blinks, does not repeat 
steps. ] 


<End Log> 


Footnotes 
1. SCP-3424-01 matches the description of | H __, reported 
missing from his home in Cordova, TX on 6/18/20 . 


« SCP-3423 | SCP-3424 | SCP-3425 » 


SCP-3425: The Joy of Creation 


Item #: SCP-3425 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3425 is to be contained in 
a transparent chamber measuring 5m x 5 m. The door to 
SCP-3425's chamber can be unlocked by any personnel Class 3 or 
higher. SCP-3425 is to be exposed to a 1 kg sheet of iron twice a 
week. The resulting object is to be removed from containment and 
studied. SCP-3425's behavior is to be monitored hourly, and any 
abnormalities must be reported to researchers involved with 
SCP-3425. In the event that SCP-3425 begins acting distressed, it is 
to be given a 5kg steel ingot and must be monitored until it resumes 
normal behavior. 


Description: SCP-3425 is a humanoid entity, measuring 1.75 m in 
height and weighing 748 kg. SCP-3425 wears an early-20th century 
welder's suit consisting of an unusually durable rubber-like material. 
SCP-3425's face is obscured by a welder's helmet, though the glass 
is tinted too dark to see through. All attempts to remove SCP-3425's 
suit and helmet to further study its body have resulted in failure (it 
was not until Incident 3425-A that researchers were able to observe 
SCP-3425 beneath its suit). SCP-3425's body is metallic and 
consists of iron. SCP-3425 displays no signs of biological life; it has 
no pulse, does not breathe, and thermal imagery shows that it gives 
off no body heat aside from in its chest. SCP-3425 possesses a 
blowtorch-like device in place of its left hand. SCP-3425's method of 
powering this device is currently unknown. 


SCP-3425 does not speak or emit any other noises, aside from a 
scraping noise occasionally heard when it moves. SCP-3425's 
behavior is usually sedentary; movement is rare when not exposed 
to any stimuli. When moving, SCP-3425 shows signs of intelligence, 
and appears to experience emotions. SCP-3425 has a docile nature 
and is friendly towards personnel. SCP-3425 is obsessed with 


metalworking and metals (especially those presented in simplistic 
shapes). When faced with a lack of resources, SCP-3425 becomes 
distressed and attempts to get the attention of nearby researchers. If 
it is not exposed to resources for an extended period of time, 
SCP-3425 often resorts to self-sacrificing measures to obtain metal. 


SCP-3425 has shown the ability to manipulate metallic materials on 
the molecular scale, accomplishing feats that would normally be 
impossible with a given material. SCP-3425 uses this anomalous 
property to create devices and trinkets, often working for hours or 
even days without end before it finishes a creation. 


Addendum.-1: Testing Logs 


Date Researche Sample Result | Time Taken 
(Days:Hours:Minutes) 
/ 11987 Dr. Peterson 1 kg of steel One fully- | 0:05:23 
functioning 
wristwatch 
composed 
entirely of 
steel. 
Retained 
Original mass 
of 1 kg. 
Currently in 
possession 
of Dr. 
Peterson. 
/ /1989 Dr. Peterson 1 kg of One small | 0:19:57 

copper statue of ar 
unidentified 
man. 
SCP-3425 
shows a 
protective 
attitude of 
the statue 
upon 
attempted 


/ /1990 


/ /1990 


/ /1990 


Dr. Sherry 


Dr. Sherry 


Dr. Sherry 


1 kg of 
mercury 


1 kg of gold 


1 kg of 
aluminum 


extraction. 
SCP-3425 is 
permitted to 
keep the 
statue 
following 
approval 
from site 
director. 
SCP-3425 | 5:07:16 
fruitlessly 
attempts to 
shape the 
sample for 
days, before 
giving up and 
leaving it in 
the corner of 
its chamber. 
Further 
attempts to 
expose 
SCP-3425 to 
mercury 
result in no 
response. 
One spoon}; 0:01:05 
composed of 
gold. Testing 
shows no 
unusual 
properties, 
and the 
object is 
melted down 
for reuse. 
One Curta | 3:17:33 
Type | 
calculator’ 
composed 


/ /1991 


/ /1991 


Dr. Sherry 


Dr. Sherry 


1 kg of steel 


entirely of 
aluminum. 
Calculator 
functions 
perfectly, 
though it 
lacks a serial 
number. 
Currently in 
possession 
of Dr. Sherry. 
One M1911) 0:11:23 
pistol2 (with 
no ammo) 
composed 
entirely of 
steel. Testing 
at the on-site 
armory 
showed that 
the pistol is 
not only 
functional, 
but appears 
to fire bullets 
at a higher 
velocity than 
a standard 
M1911. 
Currently 
located at 
on-site 
armory. 


1 kg of nickel 128 US 0:07:56 


Pennies, 
consisting of 
nickel as 
opposed to 
copper. 
Coins were 


/ 11992 


/ 1/1993 


Dr. Sherry 


Dr. Sherry 


10,000 kg of 
iron 


observed to 
be strongly 
magnetic; no 
on-site 
personnel 
were able to 
separate 
them without 
use of tools. 
Currently 
located 
inside Dr. 
Sherry's 
desk. 

One large 
compass 


7:17:42 


(SCP-3425 iswith a 
transferred tovolume of 


a larger 


1.27 m3. As 


facility for the opposed to 


test) 


1 kg of steel 


pointing 
north, the 
compass 
always points 
towards 
SCP-3425 
(later 
analysis of 
SCP-3425 
confirmed 
that it is not 
magnetic). 
Compass 
was 
transferred to 
a foundation 
storage 
facility. 

One small 
wind-up 


1:37:51 


SCP-444: The Language of Global Harmony 


Item #: SCP-444 
Object Class: Euclid