Setup: A 0.25 m3 block of ice is placed within a 
container and then into SCP-3779 and left for 7 hours. 
Results: Over the course of the preliminary 6 hours, the 
plants within SCP-3779 gained some of the properties of 
the ice. As the ice melted, the molecules making up the 
plants detached from their structures through unknown 
means and behaved like a liquid. When the water was 
removed, the pools of plant material reformed into their 
pre-experiment forms. 


Test #: 3779-03-692001 

Setup: A laboratory mouse (Mus musculus) is placed 
within SCP-3779 and left for 7 hours. 

Results: After 5 hours, SCP-3779 plants developed 
structures containing photoreceptor cells which emanate 
from various locations on their stems. After 6 hours, 
plants developed funnel-like structures which resemble 
the ears of the laboratory mouse which emanate from 
various locations on their stems, though no further 


structures were observed. 


Test #: 3779-04-6112001 

Setup: D-80801, a 32-year-old Caucasian male, was 
placed within SCP-3779 and instructed to sit and wait 
until further notice. 

Results: After 9 hours, SCP-3779 plants had developed 
complex and fully-functional visual, auditory, and somatic 
‘organs’ across all structures of the plants. After 10 
hours, SCP-3779 plants began to develop muscular 
structures, allowing them to move their stems and stem 
branches. After 11 hours, D-80801 was instructed to 
remove an ocular organ from one of the plants. While 
attempting to do this, the plant in question wrapped an 
extraneous vine around D-80801's neck and strangled 
him to death. Following the death of D-80801, plants 
within SCP-3779 became inert and began to imitate 
decaying flesh in a manner similar to that of D-80801's 
body. 


Footnotes 

1. All attempts to replicate the anomalous properties of SCP-3779 
by reproducing these glyphs have resulted in failure. 

2. Foreign objects are defined as objects which were not present 
within SCP-3779 at the time of discovery. 

3. It should be noted that the plant pots, tables, shelves, etc, that 
were within SCP-3779 at the time of discovery are not mimicked by 
the plants within the greenhouse. 


SCP-3780: Who Shot J.F.K.? 


Item #: SCP-3780 
Object Class: Keter 


Special Containment Procedures: The Temporal Anomalies 
Department is assumed to be in charge of ensuring containment of 
SCP-3780. They have been granted indefinite Level 5 clearance to 
all Foundation task forces and resources under the condition that 
said resources be either returned or replaced within one standard 
hour of deployment (relative to local time of requisition). 


Description: SCP-3780 describes the collective attempts by various 
individuals, third parties, and separate temporal versions of the 
Foundation to prevent the assassination of United States President 
John Fitzgerald Kennedy by Lee Harvey Oswald on 22 November, 
1963. 


Although no significant changes to the timeline would actually occur 
if Kennedy's assassination were successfully prevented, the 
objective of the Foundation to preserve original consensus reality 
extends to the preservation of a single objective timeline within this 
reality. Therefore, the Temporal Anomalies Department has 
established Operation Thunderbolt: an indefinite program to ensure 
that Kennedy is shot to death by Oswald at 12:30 PM on Friday, 22 
November, 1963 in Dallas, Texas. To this end, Temporal Anomalies 
has established a holding ground between 2220 and 2230 AD to 
store resources and personnel for Operation Thunderbolt as 
needed. Further details on Operation Thunderbolt are limited to 
Temporal Anomalies personnel for paradoxical reasons. 


Addendum: Notable Attempts at Preventing Kennedy's 
Assassination 


Date: 22/11/1963 


Attempt: A gunman hiding in the Texas School Book 
Depository shoots Oswald dead before he can shoot 
Kennedy. Sweeps by the Department ahead of time to 
locate the gunman fail; however, Department personnel 
observing from the so-called grassy knoll are able to spot 
the gunman moving through the building from their 
position. 


Preventative Measures: A sniper placed on the grassy 
knoll is able to spot the gunman moving through the 
building and incapacitate him with a gut shot. 
Department personnel hiding in the building are 
subsequently able to locate the gunman; however, 
before they can recover his body, it abruptly vanishes. 


Date: 22/11/1963 


Attempt: At 12:29 PM, Oswald abruptly vanishes from 
his vantage point in the Texas Book Depository. 
Personnel surveying the scene are unable to locate any 
trace of him. At 12:42 PM, he reappears in the 
Depository, by which time the motorcade has passed. 
From Oswald's perspective, no time has passed and he 
is unable to explain the lost time. 


Preventative Measures: As soon as Oswald reappears 
at 12:42, a Temporal Relocation specialist transfers 
Oswald to 12:29 PM, synchronizing with the exact time 
of his disappearance. Oswald remains unaware of his 
relocation and successfully makes the shot. 


Date: 22/11/1963 


Attempt: An agent of Marshall, Carter, and Dark 
retroactively aborts Oswald by infiltrating the home of his 
mother, Marguerite Frances Claverie, and slipping a 
capsule of powdered unicorn horn into the jug of milk in 
her fridge. 


Preventative Measures: Two Temporal Anomalies 
agents stake out Claverie's home overnight; in the early 


morning, they are able to intercept and subdue the 
MC&D agent and recover her for interrogation without 
incident. The capsule of unicorn horn is confiscated 
successfully. 


Date: 22/11/1963 


Attempt: While Dr. Thaddeus Xyank is observing 
Oswald under the cover of an SEP-Field, his future self 
barges into the room, renders Xyank unconscious with a 
punch to the jaw, and pushes him into a portable 
temporal relocation gateway. However, the Fields are 
momentarily disturbed by the impact of the punch, 
causing both Xyanks to be noticed by Oswald and 
throwing off his aim. 


Preventative Measures: Dr. Xyank returns to the 
moment in time when he was incapacitated by his future 
self. However, he chooses to arrive five seconds after his 
future self arrives in the room. Xyank subsequently 
incapacitates his future self with a punch to the jaw and 
pushes him through the temporal relocation gateway 
instead. However, his future self repeats the action, 
appearing five seconds after him, incapacitating him, and 
pushing him into the gateway. Unwilling to accept defeat, 
both Xyanks repeat this process several more times until 
both of them only appear after Oswald has successfully 
shot and killed Kennedy, at which point the two Xyanks 
agree to a truce. 


Date: 22/11/1963 


Attempt: A version of Mobile Task Force Tau-5 is 
dispatched by the Foundation of the year 20 to 
eliminate Oswald with extreme prejudice. Temporal 
Anomalies personnel attempt to prevent them from doing 
so; they are repeatedly unsuccessful and suffer heavy 
casualties as well. 


Preventative Measures: Mobile Task Force Tau-5 is 
dispatched to protect Oswald by intercepting and 


eliminating their future selves. Although they are initially 
successful in doing so, the surviving Nanku asset is 
found to be from the 20 -Foundation. She is 
subsequently reprogrammed to replace her past 
counterpart. Diplomatic channels have been opened with 
the 20 -Foundation to ascertain their reasoning for 
attempting to eliminate Oswald. No future attempts at 
using Tau-5 are expected. 


Please view the Extended Incident Logs for further 
declassified successes of Operation Thunderbolt. 


SCP-3783: Baba Yaga's Cottage 


Item #: SCP-3783 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Provisional Site-78 has been 
established to contain SCP-3783. The facility is to operate under the 
guise of a wildlife research facility. 


SCP-3783 is kept in an observation dome with an airlock chamber 
installed and is to be constantly monitored. No open flame is to 
brought within the dome. Automated drones are to be used to 
directly approach SCP-3783. SCP-3783 is implanted with a GPS 
tracker that is monitored by automated systems. 


Testing is only to be performed by the approval of Level 4 
personnel. During testing, no fewer than 6 armed guards are to be 
present, three of which must be on catwalks above the containment 
chamber. SCP-3783-1 specimens developed from testing are to be 
analyzed, then transferred to cryogenic storage at Site-87's Biology 
Wing. 


UPDATE: All testing has been suspended. SCP-3783-1 instances 
found are to be incinerated. A 7 meter wall has been erected around 
Provisional Site-78. Security teams are to be on guard outside with 
net launchers which are to be used to tangle SCP-3783's legs. 
Torches are to be activated on the walls during a breach. See 
Incident 3783 for further details. 


Description: SCP-3783 is a single-roomed log cabin that is located 
in the wilderness of Siberia. Inside it is decorated with furs,! has one 
rocking chair, a fireplace, a wardrobe, a chest,2 and a cauldron. It 
has two windows on the sides and a single wooden door allowing for 
entry. 


Beneath SCP-3783 are four fleshy limbs located at the corners that 


terminate in three spindly clawed fingers, which resemble the toes of 
a domestic chicken (Gallus gallus). These limbs allow for 
locomotion. It estimated that each limb is 6 meters long and bend at 
three places. These limbs are mostly rooted beneath the 
surrounding soil, stationing SCP-3783 at its location (see Discovery 
for further information). The limbs remain dormant until hostile action 
is presented toward SCP-3783 directly. A limb would burst from the 
ground and grab a subject, which it would pull towards the inside of 
SCP-3783 or crush them. This response is instantly triggered when 
one is wielding a torch or any form of open flame. 


Since the construction of Provisional Site-78, SCP-3783 will at times 
unroot itself and wander its containment briefly. After investigating 
its surroundings, it would return to its original position. 


Any biological organisms, except for microbial, entering SCP-3783 
will undergo various mutations. The resulting specimens are 
designated as SCP-3783-1. Instances posses a short lifespan of a 
week and sometimes are inflicted with lethal mutations resulting in 
instant death. Instances are mainly docile and would protect 
SCP-3783 in the event of any hostilities. Deceased organisms do 
not undergo any mutations within SCP-3783. See Addendum 02 for 
-1 instances produced from testing. 


Recently, it has been discovered that deceased -1 instances are 
able to reanimate via unknown means as long as the body is 
sufficiently intact. Incineration has shown to be effective in 
preventing a reanimated instance. See Incident 3783. 


Discovery: SCP-3783 was discovered after reports from several 
towns in Southern Russia of a “lost witch's house" wandering the 
wilderness. One town had sent a small armed group to hunt for it, 
but only one member of the party returned, a Mr. Grigori lvanov (see 
Addendum 01). Nearby recovery teams responded and eventually 
traced SCP-3783 to its current location, rooting itself. It was found 
with the following sign which was tied to a nail on the door that is 
written in Old Russian. 


Out to feast. 
Stay out. 


Addendum 01: The following interview was originally spoken in 
Russian and has been translated. 


Interviewed: Mr. Gregori lvanov 
Interviewer: Agent Sergio 
<Begin Log> 


Agent Sergio: Alright, please tell me what happened 
when you went into the forest. 


Mr. Ivanov: [Sigh] Well, it was getting dark and were 
heading East to where it was last seen. We found its 
tracks and followed them. Eventually, we caught our first 
glimpse of its silhouette from moonlight. 


Agent Sergio: What was it doing? 


Mr. Ivanov: It was just moving slowly through the trees 
before disappearing into the night. We quickly tried to 
pursue it but we lost it. That's when we decided to camp 
until sunrise. 


| tried to sleep but | was too worried, even with my trusty 
hunting rifle on my side. | never thought | would ever get 
to see a witch's house so it left me spooked. 


Anyway, we then started hearing the most unusual 
sounds from the surrounding woods. 


Agent Sergio: Can you describe it? 


Mr. Ivanov: | am not sure how to describe it. It sounded 
like nothing | ever heard before. 


Agent Sergio: Very well. Continue please. 


Mr. Ivanov: One of the men of the group, Roman, went 
to investigate the sounds despite our objections. That 
young fool... 


Agent Sergio: What happened? 


Mr. Ivanov: He screamed and when we caught up we 
found nothing, but his broken glasses and shreds of his 
jacket covered in blood. 


We stuck together after that and returned to the camp to 
pack up and move forward. We heard the sound of 
snapping twigs and crushed leaves followed behind us. 
Unknowingly as we quickly try to fled, two young men 
were missing. We were baffled and decided to hunt 
whatever was lurking in the surrounding darkness. We 
wondered to ourselves if it is the work of the witch's hut 
but who knows. 


| followed behind the group as we went and we were 
tense. | just wanted to go home. Eventually, we stumbled 
upon a mangled corpse that was being eaten by... 
something nearby a lake. Our lanterns barely showed us 
what it looked like and | was blocked by the group. I'm 
somewhat glad | haven't seen it for the sound of its 
chewing was disgusting. 


It quickly moved out of sight as ahead we saw the hut 
step forth from a row of trees as the moon was behind it, 
casting a silhouette of it. 


Agent Sergio: Then | assume your party attacked it? 


Mr. Ivanov: Yes, Vladimir and Dmitri ran to it with their 
torches to burn it. It noticed them and moved back as 
silhouettes of creatures came to be. The things attacked 
Vladimir and Dmitri, and | had a small glimpse of them 
from their torches. It was not enough to tell any distinct 
features but they were nearly as large as dogs. 


Aleksey fired his Nagants at the creatures to help 
Vladimir and Dmitri. We managed to save Dmitri but 
Vladimir was dragged away. 


| could still hear him scream as the hut quickly grabbed 


Addendum 491-3: Audio Log 491-1: 


Foreword: Through the use of several mirrors, 
Foundation personnel were able to keep the light 
produced by SCP-491 focused at the wreckage of the 
S.S. Vancouver. The ship produced by SCP-491 was 
boarded by Foundation personnel. 


<Commence Audio Log 491-1> 


Agent Johnston: Ok, we're on board. There doesn't 
seem to be anything unusual about the ship, no water 
damage or warping. I'm no expert, but I'd say it's... 30s 
or 40s? Really large doors, Immigrant ship? 


491 Command: Our records of the S.S. Vancouver 
confirm that. Attempt to proceed to the interior of the 
ship. 


Agent Johnston: Roger that. 


Agent Gold: These doors are jammed shut. | can't 
budge them. We're going to try the crowbar... No, that's 
not working. 


Agent Johnston: Try the Jaws of Life. 


At this point, several voices can be heard from within. 
Only one is discernible above the sound of rushing 
water. 


Unidentified Voice: Give me that bucket! 
Agent Gold: We're inside th- Hold! Maintain distance. 
491 Command Agents, what is your status? 


Agent Johnston: Command, we have a potential 
biohazard. The hold is occupied by the former crew and 
passengers, by the appearance of their clothing. They're 
all undergoing various stages of decay, but they don't 
seem to be aware of it. Some of the crew are trying to 


him and slammed his body on a large rock. It then 
pressed on his body and there were awful cracking 
sounds. | could barely see it happening but it was 
enough to traumatize me. Such awful sounds...