SCP-2338-11: Yeah, Brian's the one who found me after 
everything went dark and my costume got stuck. He took 
the most pictures. | never saw him after they put me 
downstairs. 


Dr. Smeaton: What did they say the pictures were for? 


SCP-2338-11: Um. I'd like to stop talking about that now. 
Can we play another game? 


Notes: While the interview ran for another half an hour, no important 
information was gleaned from it. In a subsequent interview, 
SCP-2338-11 was asked to draw a picture of Brian. Picture can be 
found within the file for Pol-27F5-1. 


Incident 2013101904 

On 19/10/2013, Site 19 E-Block suffered a major security breach, 
resulting in 30 casualties and 4 severe injuries. As we are currently 
incapable of interrogating the persons involved, their motivations are 
unknown. Investigation into the possible involvement of major Gols 


is underway. 


Interview Log 2338-32 

Date: 20/10/2013 

Interviewed: Ryoko Sato 

Interviewer: Dr. Ziemowit Blazejewski, Director of 
Humanoid Containment, Site 19. 

Foreword: Ms. Sato is the assigned supervisor and tutor 
for SCP-2338 instances. Interview occurs in room 7, 
A&E department, Site 19, following Incident 
2013101904. 


Ms. Sato: Hey, Zee. Y-you're here to talk about the kids, 
right? 


Dr. Blazejewski: Right. 
Ms. Sato: What do you need to know? 


Dr. Blazejewski: Anything that seems relevant, Ryoko. 
We just need your side of the story, for the records. 


Ms. Sato: Ok, yes, | can do that. They, um... Should | 
talk about the morning, or just skip to- 


Dr. Blazejewski: The morning sounds like a good 
starting point. How were the kids? 


Ms. Sato: They were... antsy. That's normal when their 
checkups are coming up, though. Lots of them get 
uncomfortable or anxious around the other doctors, 
some of them are just excited to get out of the dorm. | do 
what | can, but they're still cooped up in there, you 
know? 


Ms Sato begins to cough. 


Dr. Blazejewski: Do you need me to get you anything, 
Ryoko? Water? 


Ms. Sato: No, no, I'm fine. Just... hard to speak. How's 
your sign? 


Dr. Blazejewski: I'll keep up. 
Ms. Sato switches to a combination of ASL and JSL. 


Ms. Sato: | decided, given the mood of the classroom, 
I'd put aside the intended class for the day, long division, 
and do something that would let them talk more. We 
went through an introduction to the Stonewall riots, | let 
them talk about whether or not violent protest was 
morally justifiable. Jenny, uh, SCP-2338-11, made a 
great point about how violence only begets more 
violence, but Hiawatha, 2338-20, talked about the need 
for demonstrative violence to disrupt corrupt systems. | 
felt like, um, things were going well, they were fuelling 
their energies into... Like they were fuelling their energy 
into thinking about the class, which is good. Sorry, I'm 
rambling. This is hard to talk about. Oh God. Are the 
kids... 


Dr. Blazejewski: |'m not able to discuss the children 
right now, Ryoko. we need to get your statement first. 


Ms. Sato: Oh God. Oh God. [Unintelligible due to 
shaking hands] 


Ms. Sato takes a deep breath and flaps her hands. Dr. 
Blazejewski places his hand on her knee. 


Ms. Sato: It was about half eleven, | was just about to 
move on to tectonic plates, continental drift. I'd heard the 
children talking about how cool volcanoes were last 
week, thought I'd treat them. I'd brought in a box full of 
materials for making model volcanoes, had it hidden 
behind my desk. 


Ms. Sato smiles briefly and squeezes Dr. Blazejewski's 
hand. She swallows heavily, grimacing, then continues. 


Ms. Sato: There was loud noise, in the hall outside. 
Three gunshots. Bang, bang, bang. The kids started 
panicking. They'd have been screaming if they had 


mouths. | felt like | should be screaming, too. | got them 
quiet - teacher voice works wonders in any situation - 
then | got them lined up and we headed toward their 
bunks. | think | told them it was a drill. | don't know if they 
believed me, especially since they'd seen me hit the 
panic button to start the alarm. | tried to move fast, but | 
didn't want to panic them. | could have moved faster if- 


Dr. Blazejewski: We know you did everything you could, 
Ryoko. Please don't punish yourself for this. It's not your 
fault in any way. 


Ms. Sato: | know that, rationally. | just can't stop thinking 
about the things | could have done, Zee. 


Dr. Blazejewski: We lost seven staff today, most of 
them directly under me. Trust me, Ryoko, | know exactly 
how you're feeling. Our line of work, most people here go 
through something like this in their time here. 


Dr. Blazejewski hands Ms. Sato a tissue. 
Dr. Blazejewski: We can stop here if you need, Ryoko. 


Ms. Sato: No, it's ok. Where was I? | was bringing them 
toward their bunks. When we were in the common room, 
| took a headcount. Only 22 kids. We were missing 
Jenny. Jenny, she's distractable. Gets so buried in what 
she's doing. Plus, yknow, she's deaf. Wouldn't have 
heard the gunshots. | told the kids to, um, go to their 
rooms and not come out until | came back for them. 
Then | ran to the classroom. Jenny had realised 
everyone was gone, | guess. Wasn't there. So | went to 
the playroom. She was looking for us in the hallway, near 
the entrance. There were two men standing behind her. 
One had a gun. | couldn't call out to her. | couldn't do 
anything... 


Ms. Sato covers her mouth with her left hand, holding 
back sobs. She continues to fingerspell with her right 
hand. 


Ms. Sato: T-H-E-Y S-H-O-T H-E-R. 


Dr. Blazajewski fetches Ms. Sato a glass of water. Ms. 
Sato slowly sips it and calms down enough to continue. 


Ms. Sato: After they... after Jenny, they started heading 
down the hallway toward me. They hadn't seen me, so | 
had a second or two to hide. | tried to hide behind my 
desk, forgot | had all the volcano-making stuff there. 
They saw me the second they came in. | tried to run, but 
they caught me. Demanded to know where the kids 
were. Said | wasn't an "aberration", they wouldn't kill me 
if | cooperated. 


Dr. Blazejewski: So, did you..? 


Ms. Sato: Fuck no. They were there to kill the kids. | 
knew the longer | delayed things the more chance 
security would get there in time to help. The security they 
hadn't already killed. When they realised | wasn't going 
to play nice, they shot me in the stomach and went 
searching. | could see they were headed in the general 
direction of the dorms, so | tried to get up, but the pain... 
It was unbearable. So | crawled. Dragged myself along 
on my side. Didn't have a plan, just... | don't know, | 
guess | still had it in my head | could stop them. Maybe if 
security arrived | could yell, get them there faster. Maybe 
ee 


Ms. Sato rubs her face. 


Ms. Sato: | don't know. They got there before me. | 
heard four gunshots, then a pause. Three more. More 
and more. | was crying, | think, but | was still pulling 
myself along. When | got to the common room, they 
were still there, going through each bunk. Shooting at the 
kids inside. | tried to shout for them to run. | guess 
Tommy heard me. 2338-1. He and Hiawatha made a 
break for it. Gunmen heard me too, though, | guess. Shot 
them too. Then they saw me. That must have been when 
they shot me in the neck. 


Ms. Sato raises her hand to her neck cast. 


Dr. Blazejewski: Do you remember anything afterward? 
Before security arrived? 


Ms. Sato: Not much, Zee. | wasn't able to see anything, | 
was blacking out, but | heard one of the men screaming, 
the other falling to the ground. The gunshots stopped. | 
started to feel like | was drowning, the air was thick and 
soupy. And then | was rising. Up, up, up... | felt warm, 
safe, protected. | felt like if I'd died right there it would 
have been ok. 


Ms. Sato shrugs 


Ms. Sato: And that's it. That's all | remember. Can you 
tell me about the kids now, Zee? Are they... are any of 
them- 


Dr. Blazejewski: There's one survivor. 
Ms. Sato: One?! 


Dr. Blazejewski: Ryoko, I'm so sorry. It's clear you went 
above and beyond- 


Ms. Sato: Who? 

Dr. Blazejewski: What? 

Ms. Sato: Which child? 

Dr. Blazejewski: 2338-14. 

Ms. Sato nods 

Ms. Sato: Sun-hee. Sun-hee is alive. 
Ms. Sato: OK. 


[INTERVIEWER CHOSE TO END INTERVIEW AT THIS 
TIME] 


Please note: As of 23/10/2013, this article is 
deprecated. 


Item #: SCP- 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP- _is to be contained 
within a water tank suitable for SCP-_ 's size. The air outside of 
SCP-_'s tank is to be kept at an absolute humidity of < 0.001. 
Consistent water flow is to be maintained within the tank to mimic 
tidal conditions. Live fish and prawns are to be introduced twice a 
day for feeding. Personnel entering the tank are to exercise extreme 
caution in avoiding contact with any parts of SCP- 


Description: SCP- is an unusually large black sea nettle jellyfish!, 
approximately 40 foot long, with anomalous swimming capacity. 
SCP-_ is capable of moving through any substances with greater 
than ~0.5% water per volume as if it were water. SCP- _ is hostile 
toward humans, and will seek to attack any who enter its 
containment chamber. As it is not capable of moving through glass, 
SCP-_ poses no threat to those not entering the tank. SCP-_ 's 
tentacles produce a potent venom that can lead to extreme pain, 
cardiac arrest and death if not treated. 


Containment Log SCP- 

On 17/1/1997, several reports of an extremely large jellyfish around 
Wellstead, Australia prompted MTF-w-3 ("Without A Paddle") to 
investigate. Upon arrival, several large jellyfish matching this 
description were found moving through the ground within the bay. 
Containment achieved on one instance with the use of drying agents 
and digging equipment following four civilian casualties. 

SCP-_, the largest of the instances, showed great distress upon the 
death of other instances, becoming notably more hostile. y-3 used 
this predictable behaviour to lure SCP- into a hyperdry area 
achieved with drying agents, effectively drowning it. A water tank 
was then built around the weakened SCP- _ to fully encapsulate it. 


Incident 2013101904 
On 19/10/2013, Site 19 E-Block suffered a major security breach, 
resulting in 30 casualties and 4 severe injuries. As we are currently 


incapable of interrogating the persons involved, their motivations are 
unknown. Investigation into the possible involvement of major Gols 
is underway. 


CAMERA FEED, SITE 19 CONTAINMENT CELL , 
19/10/2013 

1100: SCP- is dormant in its tank. 

1123: SCP- begins to move slowly towards the top of 
its tank. 

1130: An alarm sounds from another sector. SCP- 

spins in place and begins to move quickly, attempting to 
move through the glass of its tank. This activates a small 
alarm, which is ignored due to an emergency in E block. 
SCP-_ is unable to move through the glass. 

1131: SCP- rams the glass of its tank, forming a crack. 
SCP- rams again, breaking the glass. Water floods 
containment chamber. SCP begins to move in fast 
circles, stirring the water as it drains. 

1132: SCP- swims upwards, moving through the 
ceiling of the containment chamber. 

1140: SCP- returns through the ceiling of the 
containment chamber and moves to the central point of 
the room. 

1201: Drains are opened in containment chamber, 
allowing flooded water to subside. 

1205: Several personnel step into SCP- 's chamber and 
converse among themselves. 

1234: SCP- moves downwards, toward the personnel. 
They begin to panic. 

1235: SCP- deposits 23 bodies on the floor and returns 
to the centre point of the room. 

1310: Personnel leave containment chamber with bodies 
on stretchers. 


CAMERA FEED, SITE 19 E-BLOCK LOW SECURITY 
DORM, 19/10/2013 

1130: Two armed men enter the common room. 

1131: Men begin to open common room doors leading to 
bedrooms and fire within. 

1132: A woman appears in the entrance to the common 


room. She is on the ground, and bleeding profusely. The 
woman Calls out. 

1133: Two children run out from an unopened door, 
towards the woman. Both men turn and gun down the 
children. One man returns to opening bedroom doors, 
while the other approaches the woman and shoots her in 
the throat. 

1134: A shadow is cast over the room. Several dozen 
metre-long tentacles move through the wall and begin 
exploring the room, moving toward the gunmen. They 
reach the first man and wrap around him. He calls out. 
1135: The second man turns around, raising his gun. A 
single tentacle moves quickly, through his brain. He falls 
to the ground silently. 

1136: SCP- enters the room, obscuring the camera. 
1137: SCP exits the room, leaving behind only the 
bodies of the two gunmen. 


Proposed article, to be instated in SCP-2338 slot as 
of 27/12/2013 


Item #: SCP-2338 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2338-A and SCP-2338-B 
are to be contained within a custom reinforced airtight water tank 
suitable for SCP-2338-A's size. Consistent water flow is to be 
maintained within the tank to mimic tidal conditions. Live fish and 
prawns are to be introduced twice a day for feeding. A large tube is 
to be inserted into SCP-2338-A from below its bell for transportation 
of mice, rats, blood samples, writing materials and homework 
assignments. Personnel entering the tank are to exercise extreme 
caution in avoiding contact with any parts of SCP-2338-A. 


SCP-2338-B has been instructed to present itself for lessons at 
10AM EST every day. Failure to arrive within 15 minutes of this time 
is to be reported to SCP-2338-B's handler immediately. SCP-2338-B 
is to provide bloodwork on the 1st and 15th of each month. 


Description: SCP-2338-A is an unusually large black sea nettle 
jellyfish3, approximately 13 metres long, with anomalous swimming 
capacity. SCP-2338-A is capable of moving through any substances 
with greater than ~0.5% water per volume as if it were water. 
SCP-2338-A has shown the capacity to interact physically with these 
substances, seemingly at will. SCP-2338-A is no longer hostile 
toward humans, but will react defensively to any perceived threat 
upon it or SCP-2338-B. SCP-2338-A's tentacles produce a potent 
venom that can lead to extreme pain, cardiac arrest and death if not 
treated4. 


SCP-2338-B is a 12 year old girl of Korean descent who has been 
biologically modified to resemble a child wearing a brightly-coloured 
owl costume. SCP-2338-B's physique requires it to be provided with 
live prey in order to gain proper nutrition and it is provided with 
vitamin supplements and medications due to health issues. 


SCP-2338-B currently resides within the bell of SCP-2338-A. Both 
SCP-2338-A and SCP-2338-B seem to benefit from this, with 
SCP-2338-B requiring less medication to regulate her hormone 
production and SCP-2338-A having ceased containment breach 
attempts and generally become more docile. SCP-2338-B does not 
seem to be affected by SCP-2338-A'S stinging venom, and reports 
through ASL that she is quite content with her situation. SCP-2338-B 
signs SCP-2338-A as an altered "safe" sign® incorporating a 
downward-facing palm with wiggling fingers. When asked to spell 
this, SCP-2338-B fingerspelled E-O-M-| (014|), a Korean word 
meaning "incubator" or "mother". 


[*C]sator4@scpnet:~$ close all 

Closing... 

sator4@scpnet:~$ exit 

Are you sure you want to exit? This will invalidate your token. (Y/N): 
y 


Footnotes 

1.Chrysaora achlyos 

2. lrukandji syndrome 

3.Chrysaora achlyos 

4. lrukandji syndrome 

5. Crossed S fists pointed inwards transitioning to uncrossed 


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