00:05: D-9883 instructed to look around. 
Location determined as Tompkins Square 
Park in Manhattan. Park is entirely in shadow, 
though midday sun visible beyond. View to the 
northwest determines shadow cast by large 
cubical structure. All other views show 
expected landmarks. SCP-2832 appears as 
glowing ellipsoid shimmer in air, approximately 
3 meters high and 0.3 meters from ground. 
D-9883 instructed to proceed towards cube, 
walking north up West 8th Street towards 
Washington Square Park. 


00:25: D-9883 reaches destination. No signs 
of human life have been observed during 
transit. Washington Square Park, along with 
New York University and other nearby 
buildings, have been completely replaced by 
cube structure. D-9883 instructed to measure 
One side. 


SCP-334: Stellar Vulpine 


Item #: SCP-334 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-334 is to be kept ina 
standard heat-treated containment cell, surrounded by magnetic 
field generators positioned so that all six sides have an overlapping 
field projecting at least fifteen (15) centimeters from the inner cell 
walls. Each generator is to have multiple redundant backups and 
power sources, including emergency batteries capable of 
maintaining full magnetic field output for no less than thirty (30) 
minutes. Maintenance of the anti-heat coating is to be carried ona 
weekly schedule, with subject to be transferred to a secondary cell 
to allow for more extensive repairs, if needed. Three (8) live mice 
are to be introduced to its cell at a random time every day to reduce 
chances of subject learning the pattern and attempting escape. Due 
to SCP-334's hunting and burrowing instincts, the floor of 
containment is to be reinforced with an anti-heat coating, or made of 
a substance with a melting point greater than degrees Celsius, 
with the magnetic containment field underneath reinforced to 
approximately 1.5 times that of the other surfaces. Subject hunts in 
a fashion typical of foxes, with a strong downward pounce, which 
has proven capable of penetrating a small distance into the 
containment fields, and has been the cause of containment 
breaches to date. 


Description: SCP-334 is a small cloud of superheated plasma in 
the shape of a specimen most closely resembling Vulpes vulpes, or 
the common red fox. Its body appears similar to waves of steam or 
fire, revealing gaps between the filaments of gas through which the 
opposite side is visible. Its filaments fluoresce in the spectrum of red 
and orange, with 'eyes' in the blue spectrum. Subject has a 
negligible measurable mass, and has no central body to speak of. 
SCP-334 apparently believes it is actually a red fox, and displays 


00:41: Side of cube estimated at slightly 
longer than 1 km. Surface is smooth, uniform 
dark material. D-9883 reports texture "feels 
like recycled plastic". Doors, closed, observed 
spaced evenly along exterior, at intervals of 
approximately 5 meters. 


00:45: D-9883 turns corner, instructed to open 
nearest door. Despite lack of exterior handle or 
knob, door is easily opened. Door opens into 
small room, well-lit, just large enough to hold 
One individual, with roof not quite touching 
individual's head. Interior space seems to be 
divided into nothing but rooms of a similar size. 
Each holds precisely one individual. Visible 
individuals appears to be of African descent; 
nearest is male. 


00:46: Nearest individual takes notice of 
D-9883. Individual turns to D-9883, placing a 
finger on his lips and shushing, before 
returning to previous position. It is noted all 
visible individuals are aligned facing northeast, 
to D-9883's left. 


00:47: D-9883 expresses discomfort with 
current situation. Individual startles and turns 
to D-9883, shouting in Igbo for aid. Other 
individuals in structure turn to observe D-9883. 
Without awaiting further instruction, D-9883 
runs from structure toward entry point. 


00:53: D-9883 ignores commands to cease 
retreat. Occasional glances behind reveal 
continuous stream of people exiting cube 
structure from multiple doors and giving chase. 
Greater detail cannot be ascertained due to 
shaky footage. 


01:04: D-9883 overtaken by mass of 
individuals. Persons appear to be of African 


and Indian descent. Individuals proceed to 
assault D-9883. 


01:11: Monitoring equipment reports cessation 
of D-9883's life signs. Testing chamber is 
evacuated, and MTF Kappa-7 readies to 
counter potential extrauniversal incursion. 


01:20: Decision is made to attempt retrieval of 
equipment and personnel. Retrieval is halted 
when movement of D-9883's body attracts 
attention from nearby persons. Female 
individual of East Asian descent lifts camera to 
face. Visible in background are human beings 
of every age, sex and ethnicity. All appear to 
be in a state of severe distress, wandering 
aimlessly about area while weeping. No further 
violence witnessed. Individual examines 
camera, frowning and shaking head. Says in 
Thai, "Now what are we supposed to do," and 
drops camera. 


Afterword: No further attempt was made to retrieve 
equipment or personnel. No attempt was made by 
individuals within SCP-2832 to enter the anomaly from 
their side. Battery of monitoring equipment expired three 
hours later. After 24 hours, a Hume reading was taken, 
after which SCP-2832 entered its active state as 
expected. 


Addendum 2832-03 
+ Level 4/2832 clearance or higher required 


On 30/12/2016, SCP-2832 entered its active 
phase, displaying view of a dimly-lit cavern. 
Lateral to the aperture is section of wall in the 
shape of a chair. Seated upon it is a humanoid 
entity, approximately 4.5 meters in height, with 
lavender skin and eight eyes’. 


Entity appears to notice it is being observed 
and turns to address personnel: 


| did not expect to see you so soon, 
child race. You have taken too large 
a step. What you seek is not here, 
and what is here, you cannot control. 
So much of what you perceive is 
incorrect. Filter the unnecessary and 
focus on that which lies within. Given 
time, you will join us, but not before.9 


Entity lifts hand!0, and SCP-2832 enters its 
passive state. Kant counter malfunctions 
during next scheduled Hume reading; period of 
24 hours required to restart and calibrate unit. 
SCP-2832 does not reenter active state during 
this time. 


Staff Notes 
+ End Note from Dr. Mirtha Kaas 


In the 26 years | have spent studying 
anomalies, no invention has improved our 
ability to contain them more than the Scranton 
Reality Anchor. It is a triumph of engineering, 
allowing us to assert our collective will over the 
chaotic and sometimes frightening reality in 
which we live. It provides a modicum of surety 
in the face of the unsure, a light by which we 
may drive back the darkness seeping in 
through the cracks in the universe. The SRA is 
a cornerstone in the Foundation's quest to 
preserve normalcy and protect the human race 
from the unknown. 


The possibilities presented by the Scranton- 
Eamon Reality Sink, derived from the Reality 
Anchor, are as numerous as they are 
tantalizing. Its creation is a testament to the 


capability of our research and development 
scientists to rise to the occasion of any 
obstacle. The Foundation would not be 
anywhere near as successful as it is without 
their tireless work. The malfunction of 
Prototype Unit Xi-2 should not be taken as a 
setback, but as an opportunity to increase our 
understanding of the nature of reality. It is also 
a reminder that anomalies can appear when 
we least expect them. We must ever be on our 
guard. 


As for SCP-2832... 


We've no idea how it came to be. It resists our 
technology, is heedless of our every attempt to 
turn it back, and defies common knowledge of 
what anomalies can be, let alone what they 
can do. It exists in spite of all evidence that it 
should not. It is terrifying and wonderful all at 
once. In its presence, | again become a 
student of the strange and terrible universe | 
had once thought myself a master. 


When | look at SCP-2832, | feel as though | do 
not know the first thing about anomalies or 
their containment. 


| urge my colleagues to come to Prototype 
Testing Facility 145 and experience SCP-2832 
for themselves. The feelings this anomaly 
evokes in the scientist's heart are truly 
liberating. Fall not into the hubris of 
complacent understanding: wonder again at 
the world. 


-Dr. Mirtha Kaas, Head of Containment, 
SCP-2832 


+ Rebuttal from Dr. Joyce Ettinger 


With all due respect to Dr. Kaas — her bravery 
and leadership are on full display in the body 
of this article — SCP-2832 is no great wonder 
of the world. It is dangerous, a menace, and 
we have a limited time in which to deal with it, 
even if 119 years, give or take some months 
and days, seems to be forever from now. 


And while | agree that the SRA and SERS are 
fantastic machines, that make our jobs 
infinitely easier, it stands to reason that we 
created SCP-2832. Whether it was an accident 
of design, pure misfortune, or... Hell, maybe 
we inadvertently summoned some kind of 
demon. There's no way to know. Regardless, 
SCP-2832 is our mistake, our burden, our 
mess to clean up. And given how resistant it is 
to our technology, | frequently despair that we 
will ever find a fix for that mistake. 


| often wonder if any of this has purpose. 


It does, of course. Our purpose is, as ever, to 
protect humanity and maintain normalcy. 
Though | would argue the methods the 
SCP-2832 containment team has been 
utilizing to do so have run the gamut from 
haphazard and reactionary to downright 
backward-thinking. 


My point is, if you're going to come here and 
put yourself in danger for the sake of gawking 
at a rip in space-time, do it for the right 
reasons. Don't waste time wondering at the 
boundless beauty of the universe: get mad. 
Become extremely angry that this aberration, 
this abomination, dared exist where we tried to 
exert control. Use SCP-2832 as inspiration, to 
further the development of technologies that 
keep the Foundation's mission strong. Dr. 
Kaas and | may differ on much, but on one 


point we are agreed: With our combined skills, 
we have conquered and contained thousands 
of anomalies. SCP-2832 will be no different, 
given time. 


-Dr. Joyce Ettinger, Head Researcher, 
SCP-2832 Containment Team 


Update: A portion of Prototype Testing Facility 145 has been 
reopened for its original purpose of research and development. 
Preliminary tests suggest the new prototype may have functionality 
in containing SCP-2832 and other temporospatial anomalies. The 
O05 Council has tentatively provided funding for the full 
implementation of the new Scranton-Ettinger Reality Filter as of 
13/01/2017. 


Footnotes 

1. With the exception of SCP- __, which is immobile. 

2. As of 31/12/2016. 

3. TheSERSis a device meant to counteract changes to local reality. 
Other SERS prototypes have been utilized by the Foundation 
without incident. 

4. As of 08/05/2011, Doctor Mirtha Kaas. 

5. It should not be possible for a Kant counter to register a negative 
Hume rating. Equipment was rotated after this event, but diagnostics 
found no issue. 

6. With a Hume reading of 79.1. 

7. Arranged in ring on face. No other facial features present. 

8. Personnel report hearing entity speak in multiple languages at 
once, with their native language most audible. 

9. Junior Researcher Reigh given commendation for quick thinking 
in transcribing message. 

10. Personnel describe inconsistent number of digits, with sole note 
of agreement being that two seem to have been severed at the 
fourth joint. 


« SCP-2831 | SCP-2832 | SCP-2833 » 


SCP-2833: Lineage of Vaski 


Item #: SCP-2833 
Object Class: Keter (previously Euclid; upgraded since 01/07/1975) 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2833 instances are to be 
held in individual modified humanoid containment cells at Site-147, 
equipped with hermetically sealed walls and an observation window 
made of laminated ballistics glass. These cells are to undergo daily 
remote decontamination. Each SCP-2833 instance is to be supplied 
a bottle of mineral water and nutrients capsule thrice per day, 
delivered via inbuilt pneumatic tubes. Interviews conducted with any 
SCP-2833 instances are to be done via remote microphone. 


Update (01/07/1975): Mobile Task Force Omega-44 ("Death 
Seekers") is tasked with identifying and capturing any wild 
SCP-2833 instances in Northwestern India. While interacting with 
SCP-2833 instances, MTF Q-44 operatives are to don Class A 
Hazmat suits at all times. 


Update (01/10/2010): All matters pertaining to SCP-2833 are 
handed over to Sitra Achra Joint Command. Further information is 
restricted to Project: Sitra Achra personnel. 


+ Access Restricted to Sitra Achra Personnel 


Pursuant to Section 377 of Sitra Achra Joint Agreement, 
all instances of SCP-2833 currently contained by the 
Foundation are to be terminated. Wild instances of 
SCP-2833 identified are to be captured and interrogated 
at once. 24 hours after initial detainment, they may be 
terminated. 


MTF Q-44 and GOC Strike Team 3396 "Maha Shakti" 
are subsumed as Sitra Achra personnel, and are tasked 
with the capture of wild SCP-2833 instances, due to both 


teams' prior experiences with SCP-2833. Site-147 is 
designated as a holding area for captured SCP-2833 
instances, and will be under the purview of Sitra Achra 
Joint Command. 


Termination of SCP-2833 instances is to adhere to the 
following guidelines: 


« Personnel supervising termination are to don 
Class A Hazmat suits. 

¢ SCP-2833 instances slated for termination are to 
be incinerated, following decontamination of the 
termination chamber. 


Description: SCP-2833 refers to a group of genetically identical 
male humans, although each instance has a unique physical 
appearance. All instances of SCP-2833 are dressed in attires typical 
of the Aghori.1 Languages known to various SCP-2833 instances 
include Hindi, English, Gujarati, Dogri, Kashmiri, Punjabi, Urdu and 
an archaic Uralic language that does not correspond to any modern 
known variants of the Uralic language family.2 


SCP-2833 is capable of manipulating organic matter within its body, 
generating an anomalous parasite classified as SCP-2833-A. It is 
typically released through bodily orifices and open wounds on 
SCP-2833's body. 


SCP-2833-A refers to a parasitic invertebrate resembling insects of 
the order Diptera, approximately 20 mm in length. SCP-2833-A is 
red in colouration and capable of flight via its wings. SCP-2833-A 
typically attempts to enter the body of another vertebrate creature 
(referred to as "host") through the host's orifices or open wounds. 
SCP-2833-A instances usually attach themselves into a host's 
nervous system, allowing a corresponding SCP-2833 instance to 
manipulate said host's nervous system and sensory organs. This is 
utilised to induce hallucinations on a target or manipulate said 
target's body. 


Internal composition of SCP-2833-A consists primarily of a 
combination of keratin and muscular tissues with traces of ash. The 
interior of SCP-2833-A contains a spermatophore, which holds a 


miniature SCP-2833 instance. Miniature SCP-2833 instances found 
in SCP-2833-A instances are approximately 2 mm in length and are 
usually inert. 


If SCP-2833-A's host is a female human, SCP-2833-A instances 
may deposit their respective miniature SCP-2833 instance in the 
host's uterus. Thereupon, they will undergo growth in the host's 
uterus and consume all organic matter in proximity. Through 
SCP-2833-A, the "parent" SCP-2833 instance tends to manipulate 
female hosts to leave their areas of residence and reside in non- 
urban environs.