0300: SCP-3961 reads from multiple books on American 
history. 


0400: SCP-3961 attempts to photo-copy several papers, 
but expresses visible frustration with the copy-machine. 
Agent Baker assists SCP-3961 with making the copies, 


after which he is given a gentle pat on the back. 


0500: SCP-3961 exits the building and approaches its 
dais. Agents remove the imitation statue, and SCP-3961 
takes its place. Before SCP-3961 enters its inactive 
state, it makes a slight bowing gesture towards the 
agents. 


Addendum: On September 15, 20102, SCP-3961 deviated from its 
normal routine and attempted to enter the nearest campus mess 
hall. After being let in by Agents Baker and Pastor it proceeded to 
gather a series of ingredients, which it used to bake a small 
chocolate cake. Upon finishing, SCP-3961 cut the cake in half, 
giving each agent a piece. When Agent Baker attempted to give 
SCP-3961 a portion, it made several 'refusal' hand gestures before 
pointing to its stomach. SCP-3961 now repeats this behavior 
annually. 


Footnotes 
1. A position William Howard Taft held from 1896 to 1900 
2. The date of Taft's Birthday 


SCP-3963: I Contain Multitudes 


Notice to all staff: 


This file is currently pending a rewrite as of Incident-SCP-3963-1 
(attached). 


Item Number: SCP-3963 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: Item is to be stored in 
Containment Locker #963, within Site-51 Site-11, and is to be 
handled solely through the use of machines outside of testing. Only 
D-Class may interact with SCP-3963 directly. 


Description: SCP-3963 is a pendant consisting of a 2-ply laid rope 
made from a currently-unidentified plant fiber and a translucent 
emerald-green piece of jadeite, cut into the form of a spiral; 
presumed to be intended as a piece of jewelry. Humans who come 
into contact with or otherwise handle SCP-3963, even with the aid of 
protective garments or tools, disappear instantaneously. 


Humans who vanish in this fashion appear in SCP-3963-A, though 
they are still able to be heard and spoken to by those in SCP-3963's 
vicinity. Communication in this fashion can only be achieved with the 
last subject that comes into contact with SCP-3963. 


SCP-3963-A is a fully-organic locale, presumed to be 
extradimensional. Subject have reported a variety of environments, 
making mapping of the region difficult. Subjects typically complain of 
a sharp pain at a random location in their body upon manifesting in 
SCP-3963-A. 


The object was discovered by civilian archaeologists, at a dig site 
thirty meters South of the Temple of Kukulcan, in Yucatan, Mexico. 
Two members of the dig were lost exploring a newly-uncovered 
chamber, with the remaining parties reporting their absence and 


SCP-513 was recovered by Agent while carrying out 
Containment Reestablishment Procedure Mu at Site- . SCP-513’s 
clapper was firmly held in place by several strips of duct tape. A 
single scrap of paper was found along with SCP-513 (see 
Addendum). 


Any noise produced by SCP-513 immediately induces strong anxiety 
in all sentient beings who hear it, regardless of their previous mental 
status. Exposure victims report feelings of being watched by an 
unseen entity and present elevated heart rates and blood pressure. 
Roughly one hour after exposure, exposure victims begin to catch 
glimpses of SCP-513-1 when opening doors, walking past mirrors, 
turning their heads, or performing any other actions that result in a 
sudden change in visual perception. Upon being sighted, SCP-513-1 
reportedly turns away and runs out of view before disappearing 
without a trace. Questioning of bystanders indicates that SCP-513-1 
is invisible to those who have not been exposed to SCP-513. 


Sightings of SCP-513-1 reoccur every 14 to 237 minutes. This 
“stalking” behavior inevitably causes extreme sleep deprivation, as 
victims are frequently disturbed by SCP-513-1’s presence in their 
quarters. Victims able to fall asleep before SCP-513-1's appearance 
report being physically assaulted by it. Upon the victim's awakening, 
SCP-513-1 flees as usual (See Experiment Log 513). This sleep 
deprivation, along with the mental stress caused by SCP-513-1's 
behavior, invariably induces paranoia, aggression, hypervigilance, 
and depression. All test cases but one have ended with the test 
subject’s suicide. 


Descriptions of SCP-513-1's appearance are largely unreliable. Test 
subjects are unable to provide complete accounts of sightings due to 
their exhaustion, degraded mental health, and disruptive 
hypervigilance. However, all interrogations thus far indicate that 
SCP-513-1 is a tall, emaciated humanoid with abnormally large 
hands. 


Addendum: Text recovered from Site- 


You’ve seen it. Now he can hear you. 
You’ve touched it. Now he can see you. 
Never ring it. If you hear it, he can touch you. 


subsequent ethereal communications to local authorities; Agents 
Went and Castillo were dispatched to investigate. The anomalous 
properties of the object were discovered once Agent Castillo made 
contact with SCP-3963, which was later recovered with the use of 
an explosives ordinance disposal robot. The surviving members of 
the dig were made to sign non-disclosure agreements, with one 
Professor Diaz electing instead to become inducted as a level one 
Foundation employee; and a suitable cover story involving a cave-in 
was disseminated to the public. 


Agent Castillo was able to divulge little information regarding 
SCP-3963-A, describing the area in which he was in as foul-smelling 
and wet. He also complained of difficulty in breathing since his 
arrival. The Agent was instructed to remain still and await retrieval, 
and replied that he was also stuck in unknown foreign matter, and 
could not free himself. Initial testing took place to discern the nature 
of SCP-3963, and to determine the possibility of recovering Agent 
Castillo and the lost civilians. 


Testing Log: 
Test 1: 
Subject: D-963-Z 


Summary: All audio/video and GPS devices ceased 
transmitting upon the subject's disappearance, along 
with three meters of cable attached to the subject's 
harness. Subject complained of abdominal pain upon 
manifestation within SCP-3963-A. She reported 
appearing in a large, "fleshy", ovoid-shaped chamber; 
which extended upwards past the what could be 
illuminated by her flashlight. The chamber was described 
as soft to the touch. The subject experienced difficulty 
traversing the terrain due to a rhythmic expansion and 
contraction of the area. Subject claimed to be alone, and 
incapable of finding an exit. 


D-963-Z was instructed to climb the walls of the area to 
find a means of escape. Thirty minutes into her ascent, 
subject began shouting expletives, and relayed to the 


team that she had lost her grip. Subject was heard 
screaming for twelve seconds before stopping abruptly - 
after this point only muffled vocalizations could be heard. 


Notes: Communications from Agent Castillo were noted 
to become absent upon D-963-Z's interaction with 
SCP-3963. 


Test 2: 
Subject: D-963-Y 


Summary: Subject was heard gagging and vomiting for 
several minutes before she could compose herself. 
Subject reported appearing face-down in a wet shaft, 
barely large enough to move in. She could not reach her 
flashlight to see, but described the area as having a foul 
stench. Test aborted after twenty minutes of failed effort 
from the subject in freeing herself. 


Notes: As with the previous test, vocalizations from the 
previous entrant ceased when the current subject 
disappeared. Description revised. 


Test 3: 
Subject: D-963-X 


Summary: N/A. Subject seemingly made an attempt to 
speak, but produced an incoherent mumble before falling 
silent. 


Test 4: 
Subject: D-963-W 


Summary: Subject screamed upon entering SCP-3963- 
A, and repeatedly begged for assistance. Subject 
claimed that he was being held aloft in a tight cavity that 
fully inhibited movement. Subject reportedly experienced 
difficulty in breathing, and ceased responding after two 
minutes - presumably expiring due to compressive 


asphyxia. 

Test 5: 

Subject: D-963-V 
Summary: N/A. 


Notes: Test terminated due to budget concerns and 
gross waste of D-Class personnel. 


Incident Log: 


During transport of SCP-3963, its rope snapped, and the object fell 
to the ground. It shattered upon impact. Instantaneously, a middle- 
aged male appeared. He was wearing a highly-stylized pati and 
feathered headdress typical of Mayan royalty. The man appeared 
confused, and balked at his surroundings for approximately thirty 
seconds. He began to scream, and tore at his clothing. 


A large bulge began to form on his chest. Researcher Patel 
approached the individual to offer his assistance. The bulge swelled 
rapidly and ruptured in a violent manner - the force of which 
destroyed the individual's upper body, killing him and knocking R. 
Patel to the ground. 


A young woman, covered head-to-toe in bile and blood, was seen to 
be ejected from the wound. She managed to climb to her feet with 
assistance from R. Patel, whom she thanked repeatedly in Spanish. 
As R. Patel contacted medical personnel, the woman doubled-over. 
Her stomach rapidly became engorged and ruptured. The resulting 
explosion killed her, showered R. Patel in viscera and knocked him 
to the ground. The corpse of an unidentified male who exhibited 
corrosive burns over the entirety of his body was produced from this 
explosion. 


As the corpse lay on the ground, its lower-back swelled and burst, 
producing Agent Castillo, who appeared shaken. His lower-body 
was noted to be caked in fecal matter. Agent Castillo recognized R. 
Patel, and pleaded for his assistance. The Agent crawled on all 


fours towards R. Patel, who crawled away, attempting to distance 
himself from the Agent. The Agent began to hyperventilate, and 
clutched his chest - out from which exploded D-963-Z. 


D-963-Z's trajectory through the air caused her to land on top of R. 
Patel, who was unable to free himself before the D-Class's 
abdomen swelled between the two personnel, exploded, and 
produced D-963-Y; who inadvertently kicked R. Patel in the face 
upon her sudden appearance. R. Patel managed to stand and 
distance himself from the D-Class - who shouted obscenities and 
swore vengeance upon the personnel who had signed her up for 
testing with SCP-3963. She brandished the flashlight that had been 
assigned to her on her exploration as a weapon, and approached R. 
Patel in a threatening manner. The corpse of D-963-X suddenly 
exploded out from her genital area - killing her instantly. 


D-963-X's head rapidly swelled and produced the corpse of D-963- 
W, who appeared to have bits of brain-matter about his person. 


Security and medical personnel arrived at this time. Personnel kept 
their distance from D-963-W's corpse, before Director Adelaide 
informed them via intercom that D-963-W was the last subject to 
have been exposed to SCP-3963, and that the danger had 
subsided. As cleanup operations began, D-963-W's corpse 
underwent changes similar to his predecessors. The subject's body 
exploded, producing a humanoid creature. It stood at approximately 
5 meters tall, and was covered in a jet-black keratinous substance. 
It possessed claws, a pair of large, curled horns, and a pair of 
webbed wings. 


This creature shrieked at personnel upon manifesting, and lashed 
out with its claws in an aggressive manner. It darted across the 
room, knocking R. Patel out of its way and fracturing two of his ribs. 
It fell to its Knees at the remains of SCP-3963, and swiftly began 
scooping the constituent pieces together into a pile, screaming the 
entire time and exhibiting panic. After twelve seconds of 
unsuccessfully piecing SCP-3963 back together, the entity let out a 
loud, sustained shriek, and spontaneously combusted, leaving only 
a pile of ashes on the floor. 


Due to his proximity to the creature during its combustion, R. Patel's 
eyebrows were singed off. 

Footnotes 

1. Personnel are to be reminded that there is noSite-5. 


SCP-3964: Suicide Staircase 


Item #: SCP-3964 
Item Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3964 has been walled off 
by the Foundation and all records of its existence have been 
removed. A small space beneath SCP-3964 has been excavated 
and converted into Site- -B with access available only to authorized 
personnel. 


All personnel assigned to Site- -B must first pass a psychiatric 
screening! before being permitted access to the site. Anyone who 
has not undergone the screening process is barred from Site- -B 
unless permitted otherwise by the Senior Researcher for testing 
purposes. Re-screenings are mandatory and must be given once 
every two weeks to avoid incident, or if there is cause to believe 
additional screenings are necessary; at which time the suspected 
personnel(s) will be redirected to the psych ward to be evaluated. 


A therapist must be available on-site at all times. 
Direct access to SCP-3964 must be monitored at all times. 


In the event that an unauthorized personnel or civilian enters Site- - 
B, they are to be detained and administered a Class-A amnestic. 
They may then be released back into the public. If they manage to 
gain access to SCP-3964, depending if anomalous activity is 
observed and subject survives, amnestics Classes A through D are 
authorized for use after detainment and debriefing. They may then 
be released back into the public. 


Community College and its library will remain open for the 
perceivable future. No anomalous activities have been observed 
outside of the western library stairwell. Nonetheless, the eastern 
stairwell, and in extension, all stairwells present on campus, are to 


be kept under constant surveillance. 


Description: SCP-3964 is a library stairwell, located at 

Community College, that functions as designed under normal 
circumstances. When any person with a prior history of significant 
suicidal ideation (henceforth referred to as an SCP-3964-2 instance) 
enters SCP-3964, it will activate and transport the SCP-3964-2 
instance to SCP-3964-1. Individuals without suicidal thoughts and 
tendencies will pass through SCP-3964 without incident. 


SCP-3964-1 is a pocket dimension consisting of a single stairwell, 
without a discovered exit. No lower or upper limit to SCP-3964-1 has 
been found. When an individual enters SCP-3964-1, they will remain 
in the extradimensional space until they choose to jump from the 
railing of the stairwell. In most cases, this results in the SCP-3964-2 
instance to fall to their death. To date, there have been recorded 
exceptions to this rule. 


SCP-3964-1 contains the means to indefinitely sustain basic human 
needs. Each floor is equipped with a bathroom, water fountain, and 
a snack vending machine. Vending machines operate normally and 
still require monetary input to dispense product. Instances of 
SCP-3964-2 have been recorded to use blunt force to break the 
protective glass to obtain food in the absence of money. 


Time within SCP-3964-1 behaves in an inconsistent manner. The 
amount of time experienced by instances of SCP-3964-2 within the 
extradimensional space does not appear to correlate with the 
amount of time they are perceived to spend on the stairwell by 
outside observers. Additionally, testing has revealed physical signs 
of aging relative to the amount of time perceived by SCP-3964-2 
instances, as opposed to expected aging rates in normal spacetime.