Understandably, | was incredulous about these claims, 
and was unaccustomed to a man in my profession 
making such wild suggestions. | asked him if he had 
proof of the existence of the fayries, and that is when he 
took me to his workshop. 


Upon entering | beheld no fewer than fifty of the fayries, 


cohabiting with the unnamed man. He said that he used 
their assistance in order to better understand the oral 
environment, and to further his research into the 
afflictions of such. 'What a wonder’, | thought to myself, 
‘that this man has delivered to me the means of my 
ascension into the legends of medicine.’ Certainly by 
utilizing these fayries would | be able to meet Dr. 
Grigori's request. 


The man has granted me a room for the night, and 
tomorrow we will learn further of the secrets of these 
magical creatures. 


06/03/56 

| have killed the man. He turned down my offer to 
purchase some of the fayries for my own research, and 
resisted my attempt to take them by force. He spoke of 
the need to preserve the sacredness of mythical 
creatures. Unfortunately, | have neither the time nor 
patience for fayrie tales. | drew my weapon and put a 
bullet through his heart, and collected at least 30 of the 
specimens. | will include in this journal a study of the 
fayrie upon my arrival at my own laboratory. 


10/19/56 
Designation: 104 -"Tooth Fayrie" 
Length: 6.35 cm 
Weight: 0.08 g 
Coloring: Black/White 


Appearance: Visually appears to be a 
common butterfly. Appearance seems to be 
inconsistent, however, and will only fully 
stabilize upon neutralization. Much easier to 
manage in this state. Further inspection 
reveals humanoid characteristics throughout 
(arms with hands, legs with feet, a simple 


face). 


Magical Properties: Able to infest the human 
digestive tract and create human teeth, 
including all basic structures. Usually fatal to 
the host, however [Note: this must be 
addressed before testing]. Unusually durable 
for such a small creature. High pain tolerance. 
Expires unceremoniously. Autopsy 
inconclusive. Means by which it fashions teeth 
currently unknown. Presence of sodium 
fluoride may hold key to this mechanism. 


Conclusion: Specimen contains several 
previously unknown chemicals which react 
unexpectedly with the oral environment. These 
have been isolated for further study. Unlike 
previous 16 specimens, did not immediately 
expire upon initial incision. 


11/20/56 

| believe | have done it. By understanding the way by 
which 104's anomalous physiology interacts with both 
sodium monofluorophosphate and hexafluorosilicic acid, 
| have been able to reproduce the effects of the fayrie on 
a common fungus. This is extraordinary in its own right, 
but will not do for a final product. The fungus is not 
capable of producing the calcium needed to form real, 
human teeth, but is necessary for the overall growth that 
| require. | believe | will have a serum prepared for 
human trials before the year's end. 


File 1994-2: Human Trial 001 
+ Open File 
Designation: 001 
Age: 8 years 


Height: 131 cm 


Weight: 30 kg 
Gender: Female 


Pre-Trial Notes: Recovered from a destitute 
camp in Moscow. In moderate health. Signs of 
common cold should not detract from test 
results. Patient deemed too fragile for 
anesthesia. 


TRIAL LOG: Began 01/13/57 
Serum #: 001 


Day 1: Patient secured to testing apparatus 
and administered 20ml of #001. No noticeable 
changes. 


Day 2: No noticeable changes. 
Day 4: No noticeable changes. 


Day 7: Patient complains of abdominal pain. 
No noticeable changes. 


Day 11: Patient short of breath and 
complaining of abdominal pain. Loses 
consciousness sporadically. X-ray imaging 
shows large mass beneath left lung. 


Day 13: Patient expires. 


Autopsy Notes: Extracted a large, calcified 
mass from lower left abdominal region. 
Caused massive internal hemorrhaging 
resulting in death. 


Trial Conclusion Notes: Significant data has 
been acquired from this trial. It is apparent now 
that the human cellular structures can be 
manipulated into the production of enamel-like 
structures; the task now Is to shape those 


structures. 

File 1994-3: Human Trial 004 

+ Open File 

Designation: 004 
Age: 28 years 
Height: 183 cm 
Weight: 108 kg 
Gender: Male 


Pre-Trial Notes: Recovered from army 
medical ward. Lost most of right arm during 
the war. In good health. Had to be heavily 
sedated during transit. 


TRIAL LOG: Began 05/27/57 
Serum #: 012 


Day 1: Patient secured to testing apparatus. 
Administered 20mlI of #012. Became hostile 
upon regaining consciousness. No noticeable 
changes. 


Day 3: Patient attempted to escape testing 
apparatus. Was sedated. Will consider 
lobotomy upon further attempts. 


Day 8: Cysts begin to form under skin. Patient 
complains about pain and itch. Skin samples 
taken. X-ray imaging shows calcified growths 
throughout appendages, as predicted. 


Day 15: Cysts rupture skin. Bleeding is 
contained. Patient no longer willing to respond 
to questioning. Interview transcript is included. 


Interview Transcript: Patient 004 

Y: Can you describe the sensation? 

P: Fuck you. 

Y: Can you point to areas of discomfort? 
P: Fuck you. 


Y: Do you understand that you are only 
making this more difficult for yourself? 


Rae: 


Y: Excellent. Now, the cyst currently growing 
within your eyelid, can you tell me when you 
first began to experience pain there? 


End Transcript 


Day 25: Cysts have begun to open, earlier 
than expected. Becoming difficult to control 
points of outside infection. Patient immune 
system severely weakened, testing apparatus 
moved to a clean room. Patient no longer 
responds to questioning or examination. 


Day 29: Patient expires. 


Autopsy Notes: Patient expired due to gross 
collapse of respiratory system. Certain internal 
structures show significant signs of decay, 
likely due to an unrelated condition. Was able 
to extract several undeveloped tooth samples. 
As they were not to term, they are not suitable 
for use in this project. Fortunately, progress 
has advanced rapidly from earlier trials. More 
fine tuning of serum is required. 


File 1994-4: Human Trial 019 


+ Open File 
Designation: 019 
Age: 16 years 
Height: 164 cm 
Weight: 63 kg 
Gender: Female 


Pre-Trial Notes: Daughter of American 
businessman Kyle Schrader. Required patient 
with no family history of disease or genetic 
anomaly. Purchased for a sum of $2.6M USD. 
Paid for by Dr. Grigori. Patient is in excellent 
health, shows no signs of illness. Perfect 
candidate for this trial. 


TRIAL LOG: Began 09/15/58 
Serum #: 113 


Day 1: Patient secured to testing apparatus. 
Patient remains unresponsive most of the day 
as sedative wears off. 


Day 9: Patient complains of sensation below 
skin level. X-ray imaging shows expected 
calcium deposits forming along both arms, 
both legs, and along spine. 


Day 14: Cysts begin to burst through skin. 
Patient is unwilling to respond to questioning 
or examination. Due to concerns about the 
negative effects of the sedative on the serum, 
sedation is not administered. 


Day 23: Long lines of orderly cysts have 
appeared across the body, extending now up 
the neck and across the head of the patient. 


Have observed cysts forming around the softer 
anal tissues as well. 


Day 24: Patient goes into cardiac arrest, but is 
resuscitated. Due to patient's fragile mental 
state, lobotomy is performed to reduce chance 
of additional incidents. 


Day 30: Roughly 87% of skin tissue is covered 
in cysts. None have yet broken, and X-ray 
imagining has shows that all tooth structures 
are developing as planned. 


Day 36: The day of my great success! The first 
of the cysts have ruptured, revealing perfect 
specimens of human enamel. Removal from 
patient requires surgical extraction, but postop 
infection control measures have reduced 
chances of immune compromise. Will begin to 
administer serum to additional patients as 
required by Dr. Grigori and his associates. 


Post-Trial Results: Patient is stable and in 
good condition following 6 weeks of #113 
trials. Extracted tooth specimens have been 
sent to Dr. Grigori and 7 other dental 
practitioners for examination. The full results of 
this trial will be published upon approval by the 
financial donors. 


File 1994-5: Undated Note 
+ Open File 


It appears as if my inclusion of the fungal 
elements of early samples has reacted poorly 
with the anomalous substructures of the 
fayries physiology that | have included in the 
most recent serum. While the growth of the 
teeth across the body has progressed exactly 
as | had intended, the growths now quickly 


develop extensive caries across all surfaces 
and turn to rot. Additionally, it seems as 
though the rot is inclined to spread, as | have 
observed a fine white mist emanating from the 
open decay. While | have been thusfar able to 
secure myself from this newest property, | 
have not been able to do the same for 020, 
021, 023, and 025. All are now showing signs 
of cyst growth, despite having not been 
exposed to serum #113. 


Obviously this is only a minor setback. | will 
continue my research, albeit at another facility, 
for this one is compromised. As an aside, | 
have not yet heard word back from Dr. Grigori, 
so | must only assume he is satisfied with the 
specimens he received. | will count this as the 
primary success of this project thus far. 


Footnotes 

1. While Site-93 maintains 15 vials of SCP-1994-1, many more are 
believed to be uncontained, possibly in the possession of Glavnoye 
Razvedyvatel'noye Upravieniye, Gruppa Psikhotroniki (GRU-P) 

2. This powder maintains the same anomalous chemical makeup as 
SCP-1994-1. 

3. Whether this is a compulsion implemented by SCP-1994-1 to aid 
in the development of SCP-1994-2, or simply a reaction to the pain 
caused by any stimulation of SCP-1994-2, is unknown. 

4. Note: This cannot permanently remove SCP-1994-2, as all 
instances removed from the body will soon be replaced by additional 
growths of SCP-1994-2. 

5. Between 3-5 days. 

6. Now easily numbering in the thousands. 


« SCP-1993 | SCP-1994 | SCP-1995 » 


SCP-1995: Infinite Devil Machine 


Item #: SCP-1995 
Object Class: Keter 


Special Containment Procedures: Due to the nature of SCP-1995, 
the location where it was discovered has been converted to Armed 
Research Site-1995 located at coordinates ° '."N ° ' . "E. 
The entrance of the mine is at approximately 1000m above sea 
level, while the object itself is around 800m above sea level. The 
location of ARS-1995 is restricted on a need-to-know basis. The 
object is currently housed in a chamber measuring approximately 
10m x 10m x 15m consisting of natural granitic formation reinforced 
with hardened concrete around the majority of the chamber, with a 
4m x 2m airlock on the easternmost side. The airlock leads to a 
2.5m hallway which is to be kept at a near-vacuum unless personnel 
and/or equipment are being transported to the main chamber. 
Personnel entering the chamber must be equipped with Level A 
hazmat equipment. In the event of an emergency, additional Level A 
hazmat equipment is stored in Storage Area 1995-2, adjacent to the 
main containment chamber. SCP-1995 is monitored by an array of 
sensors which detect the exact time of an event, energy released 
during an event, and exact temperature to thousandths of a Kelvin. 
The total energy released during an event and the exact time of an 
event are to be recorded and noted in Ledger 1995-1. Deviations in 
time between events or energy released during an events are to be 
reported to the Level 3 researcher on-site immediately. These are 
defined as greater than 12 24 milliseconds and greater than 38 
joules respectively. 


Description: SCP-1995 is a tablet that appears to be made of 
granite measuring approximately 25 cm x 15cm x 5cm. The tablet 
is non-anomalous in appearance, displaying a word in Pashto which 
translates to "trapped" "feed" "escape" (see Addendum 1995-1). The 
temperature of the tablet is constant at 282.67 K, and is not affected 


by changes in ambient temperature. 


SCP-1995 nullifies kinetic energy. Due to this effect, the tablet 
cannot be destroyed, and objects that collide with the item will 
remain undamaged. The object's secondary effect is that contact 
with the item precipitates a massive drop in surface temperature; 
exposed human flesh will within seconds develop frostbite 
consistent with prolonged exposure. At the conclusion of each 
‘dormant’ cycle, SCP-1995 enters an ‘active’ phase lasting 1.37 
seconds, during which time it releases all energy it has absorbed 
during the preceding 'dormant' cycle. Of note is the fact that the 
energy is not released uniformly; rather, it seems to match the 
pattern of energy input during the 'dormant' cycle. Due to the 
constant kinetic energy applied through conduction of thermal 
energy via the air and ground and gravity, and the short length of 
events, an event will always release a fairly large amount of ionizing 
radiation. 


SCP-1995 was discovered in southern by a mining 
expedition searching for gold deposits. The mining expedition 
unearthed the object, and was killed by an event before it could 
contact authorities. However, due to the massive release of radiation 
not absorbed by the granite surrounding the item, it was detected on 


sensors owned by the designed to detect nuclear 
weapon discharge in or . A liaison in the 

contacted the Foundation. The death of the mining expedition was 
published as caused by a raid, while the radiation anomaly was 


described as a software malfunction. 


Addendum 1995-1: 

Following Event-1995-L-3, the writing on the object had changed 
from "trapped" to a word which translates to "feed". Active testing 
with the object has ceased, however at the request of Dr. , data 
from the events will still be recorded, including time of the event and 
energy released at the event. 


Addendum 1995-2: 

Following analysis of the data gathered from events, Dr. 
observed a correlation between the time between events and the 
energy released. Notably, it has been discovered that following 
Event-1995-A-3, when the energy released during any event 


exceeds the highest previously-recorded amount, the period 
between future events shrinks by 12 milliseconds per excess joule. 
Containment procedures have been changed to prevent increases in 
energy beyond [REDACTED] joule per event. 


Addendum 1995-3: 


Following Event-1995-V-5, the writing on the object had changed 
from "feed" to a word which translates to "escape". Furthermore, the 
linear decrease in 'dormancy' periods per excess joule doubled, 
from 12 to 24 milliseconds. Despite efforts to reduce the amount of 
kinetic energy SCP-1995 nullifies, there is still sufficient energy 
being absorbed through ambient heat in the chamber. Research is 
now focusing on methods to reduce the ambient heat in the 
chamber drastically. 


« SCP-1994 | SCP-1995 | SCP-1996 » 


SCP-1996: Tourist Trap 


Item #: SCP-1996 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Any reports of SCP-1996 
apparitions are to be concealed via standard disinformation 
campaign protocols, such as the seizure of local documentation and 
application of Class-C amnestics. Current attempts at containment 
are focused on creating or controlling areas determined as probable 
locations of SCP-1996 apparition events. Any documents left at 
apparition event sites by SCP-1996 are to be classified as non- 
anomalous records, archived at Site-77. 


Description: SCP-1996 is a humanoid organism, approximately 1.4 
meters in height with an unknown weight. It wears clothing similar to 
stereotypical "tourist" garb, and in 65% of all sightings has been 
carrying documents (See Addendum for greater detail.).