to have been hastily stripped of all identifying material and much of 
its equipment. All of the remaining equipment was in a state of 
disrepair, as if it had been partially diassembled and/or destroyed. 
For a full list, see Document 2114-A 


When found, only instances of SCP-2114 were alive, along with the 
material remains of additional instances. All the instances were 
dyed with a two-digit number on the back, from to inclusive and 

to inclusive; this suggests at least instances remain 
unaccounted for. 


Instances of SCP-2114 appear physically identical to the common 
white laboratory rat, and display normal behavior for their species. 
Examination has revealed no anomalous anatomical features, 
although slightly elevated levels of acetylcholine were present. It is 
assumed that SCP-2114 is cross-fertile with non-anomolous rats, 
but it is unknown whether their anomalous properties would be 
passed on to any offspring; testing is pending approval of the Site 
Director. 


When introduced to any sort of mechanism with complex moving 
parts, all instance will begin to examine it via vision, taste, and 
touch, including paws and vibrissae. After an "examination period" of 
5-10 minutes, the instances will proceed to disassemble the 
mechanism, unscrewing screws and bolts, prying apart casings, 
disconnecting wires, and otherwise undoing all connections. 
SCP-2114 has been observed to use the minimum amount of force 
necessary to disassemble the target mechanism, and damage to the 
mechanism is rare and usually minor. Instances of SCP-2114 will 
cooperate to disassemble the target mechanism, displaying unusual 
levels of coordination, thus enabling them to manipulate objects too 
large and complex for a single rat. 


If SCP-2114 finds themselves unable to effectively disassemble a 
mechanism, they may attempt minor, controlled damage; for 
example, soldered wires will be bitten through, and glued seams 
may be gnawed. In such cases, SCP-2114 appears to focus on 
gaining access to all the significant areas of the mechanism as 
opposed to complete disassembly. 


Once the target mechanism has been disassembled, all present 


instances of SCP-2114 will examine the individual components with 
noses, paws, tongues and vibrissae, passing them back and forth 
among each other. This second "examination period" is usually of 
similar length to the initial 5-10 minute period, though it may be 
longer in the case of larger mechanisms. 


Once the secondary examination period has been completed, 
SCP-2114 will proceed to reassemble the target mechanism. As 
with the disassembly process, all present instances will work 
together to reattach wires, insert pegs, and otherwise return the 
mechanism to its original state. In cases where SCP-2114 is 
physically unable to return the mechanism to its original state, it will 
be made as close as possible; for example, soldered wires that have 
been bitten off will be bent so as to maintain contact with their 
original contact points. Once the target mechanism has been 
reassembled to the best of SCP-2114's ability, the collective 
instances will appear to lose interest and resume normal rodent 
behavior. 


+ Test Log 


Date: / /20 

Test Mechanism: One electric clock-radio 
Test Subjects: Six (6) adult instances. 
Results: SCP-2114 disassembled, examined, 
and reassembled clock-radio. Clock-radio 
operated normally when plugged in. 

Total Elapsed Time: 43 minutes. 


Date: / /20 

Test Mechanism: One electric clock-radio, 
which was struck by Agent Alexander with a 
wooden mallet until it ceased to function and 
showed significant damage to plastic housing. 
Test Subjects: Six (6) adult instances. 
Results: SCP-2114 examined, disassembled, 
and reassembled clock-radio. Damage to 
housing was not repaired, and broken 
fragments of housing were ignored. When 
plugged in, clock function operated normally, 
but radio would not receive any known 


stations. Instead, radio produced a high- 
pitched tone reminiscent of a theremin, which 
changed in pitch as different "stations" were 
selected. Further testing pending. 

Total Elapsed Time: 56 minutes. 


Date: / /20 

Test Mechanism: One electric clock-radio, 
which had been disassembled into its 
component pieces. 

Test Subjects: Six (6) adult instances. 
Results: SCP-2114 examined and 
reassembled clock-radio, which operated 
normally when plugged in. 

Total Elapsed Time: 28 minutes. 


Date: / /20 

Test Mechanism: Random assortment of 
components gleaned from one electric clock- 
radio, one nonfunctional cellular telephone, 
one electric space heater, and one coffee- 
maker. 

Test Subjects: Six (6) adult instances. 
Results: SCP-2114 examined components for 
an unusual long time [19 minutes] before 
proceed to reassembly stage. Collective 
components were assembled into a single 
mechanism of unknown function. 
Approximately 75% of available components 
were used; remaining 25% were ignored after 
initial examination period. When powered, the 
mechanism produced a high-pitched whining 
sound but no other functions were apparent. 
Further testing pending. 

Total Elapsed Time: 46 minutes. 

Note: Researcher D reported experiencing 
a sudden case of tinnitus during the final 9 
minutes of this test. 


Date: / /20 


Test Mechanism: One Nokia-brand cordless 
house telephone and one Hewlett-Packard- 
brand desktop printer, both disassembled and 
their components mixed together. 

Test Subjects: Six (6) adult instances. 
Results: SCP-2114 examined components for 
37 minutes before commencing reassembly. 
Instances assembled available components 
into a single mechanism of unknown function. 
Approximately 85% of available components 
were used; remaining 15% were ignored after 
initial examination period. When powered, the 
mechanism produced a "pulsing" noise that 
quickly cycled up beyond the human hearing 
range. Further testing pending. 

Total Elapsed Time: 88 minutes. 

Note: Mild headaches and tinnitus reported by 
nearby staff within approximately 15 minutes 
of this test. 


Date: / /20 

Test Mechanism: One Dell-brand laptop 
computer [nonfunctional due to faulty 
motherboard]. 

Test Subjects: Six (6) adult instances. 
Results: SCP-2114 examined, disassembled, 
and reassembled computer. Minor damage to 
housing noted due to gnawing required to gain 
access. When powered, computer operated 
normally. 

Total Elapsed Time: 67 minutes. 

Notes: How on earth did they do that? 


Date: / /20 

Test Mechanism: 2003 red Volkswagon in 
"fair" condition.’ 

Test Subjects: Twelve (12) adult instances. 
Results: SCP-2114 initially ignored vehicle, 
but after approximately 8 minutes, began 
exhibiting interest. Instances examined vehicle 


SCP-239: The Witch Child 


Item #: SCP-239 
Object Class: Keter 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-239 is to be kept within a 
one room cell furnished with 1 (one) bed, 1 (one) EKG machine, and 
1 (one) IV to be filled with pentobarbital mixed with [DATA 
EXPUNGED] to be refilled daily. Under no circumstances is 
SCP-239 to be removed from her containment area at any given 
time. The walls of this cell are to be coated in a telekill-lead alloy. 
Only Class 2 personnel are allowed any contact with SCP-239 at 
any time. All personnel guarding SCP-239's containment area are to 
be equipped with Telekill headgear (SCP-148). Subject's proper 
name is Sigurros Stefansdottir. Under absolutely no condition should 
the subject ever be awakened. Any personnel found attempting to 
awaken the subject will be immediately terminated. 


Description: SCP-239 appears to be an 8-year-old girl, 1 meter in 
height and 20 kilograms in weight. Subject has shoulder-length 
blond hair. Upon closer inspection, the subject's eyes "shimmer" a 
gray-green shade. Subject seems to emit a previously undiscovered 
form of radiation, which has been named . These waves 
seem to be harmless in low concentrations but in higher 
concentrations they could break down matter on a subatomic level. 


SCP-239 seemingly has the ability to do whatever she expresses a 
will to do. Put simply, the subject can do anything that she truly 
wants to do on a basal psychological level as long as she is 
conscious. Fortunately, she only seems to be able to affect herself 
and her immediate surroundings; therefore, "If she can see it, she 
can change it." It would not be the most prudent course of action, 
however, to try to test how powerful she can be. She seems to be 
able to create and affect living matter; for example, when a D-class 
personnel accidentally caused her harm, she simply wished him 
away. Fortunately, when the subject was made to feel guilty for what 


for 132 minutes before apparently losing 
interest again; however, after a brief pause for 
normal feeding, instances returned to vehicle 
and began disassembly. Per Agent 
Alexander's orders, standard food and water 
for SCP-2114 was provided and room was 
sealed. Test continued via video surveillance. 
After approximately 3 hours, vehicle was 
observed visibly "leaning" to one side, as if it 
had sustained damage to left front wheel. 
After 8 hours, vehicle was in a clear state of 
disassembly, with engine components 
scattered over the floor. 

After 17 hours, vehicle appeared completely 
disassembled save for body and frame. 

After 21 hours, instances were observed 
transporting components under the body of 
disassembled vehicle; assume reassembly 
has begun. 

After 26 hours, flashing red lights were visible 
through openings of vehicle body. 

After 30 hours, nearby individuals began 
reporting tinnitus, mild headaches, and one 
case of sudden nausea. Test ended, and all 
instances of SCP-2114 returned to normal 
habitats. A partially-assembled mechanism 
was found under the body of the vehicle, 
consisting of approximately 20% of available 
components excluding body and frame. 
Mechanism was powered by the vehicle's 12- 
volt battery. When power was removed, 
associated symptoms ceased. Further testing 
pending. 

Total Elapsed Time: 30 hours. 


+ Test results classified - enter password to access 


Date: / /20 
Test Mechanism: One Dell brand laptop 
computer, one Sony brand stereo/CD player, 


assorted electronic components [see list]. 
Test Subjects: Six (6) adult instances. 
Results: SCP-2114 examined components 
and proceeded to disassemble computer and 
stereo. Instances examined all components for 
23 minutes before commencing reassembly. 
Instances assembled components into a single 
mechanism of unknown function. 
Approximately 80% of available components 
used; remaining 20% were ignored after initial 
examination period. When powered!, nearby 
personnel reported tinnitus and mild 
headaches. Instances then appeared to lose 
interest in mechanism. 

When testing room was opened, all nearby 
personnel reported sudden, severe 
headaches, and Researcher B_ collapsed. 
Strong interference noted in electronic devices 
asfaras meters away, and personnel as far 
as meters away reported auditory 
hallucinations, including "screaming," "a high- 
pitched whining sound" and "wailing." SCP- 
became agitated at this time, resulting in 
[REDACTED]. 

Agent Alexander entered the testing room and 
attempted without success to disengage the 
mechanism from its power supply. Failing this, 
Agent Alexander and Researcher Siemens 
physically assaulted the mechanism, knocking 
it on its side and doing significant damage, 
which ultimately disengaged the power supply. 
Headaches, electronic interference, and 
auditory hallucinations subsided within 5 
minutes. Researcher B was taken to 
Medical, and pronounced dead on arrival of a 
severe stroke. 

Total Elapsed Time: 71 minutes. 

Note: Further testing suspended by order of 
Site Director Richardson pending review. 


Footnotes 
1. Mechanism power provided by laptop battery and six D-cell 
batteries from stereo 


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SCP-2115: Meet Other People 


Item #: SCP-2115 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2115's domain is to be 
blocked from all major internet service providers. Type-lll 
Foundation Web Analysis Bot OMICRON-20-PSI is to track and 
delete all advertisements of SCP-2115 found in dating websites. 
Testing requires the approval of at least one Level 4 personnel. All 
conversations between instances of SCP-2115-1 and Class-D 
personnel are to be monitored and documented in 
Document-2115-38-GH. 


Update: As of 201 / / , physical contact between Class-D personel 
and instances of SCP-2115-1 is prohibited. SCP-2115-1-97-A is to 
be contained in a Class-A Incubator at Site-98's Biological Wing. 


Description: SCP-2115 is a website accessible at the domain 
"www.  . "at IP address [REDACTED]. SCP-2115 functions 
similarly to non-anomalous dating sites, allowing the users to create 
a profile in which they can include informations such as species, 
gender, biography and method of reproduction. The profile will be 
automatically created once the users have completed the application 
form. Users are able to join only if the whole application is filled. All 
text within SCP-2115 (including conversations) will be automatically 
translated in the language the users preferred in the application. 


SCP-2115-1 is the designation given to the non-human users of 
SCP-2115. Instances of SCP-2115-1 are sapient entities of 
unknown, presumably extradimensional origin, and vary greatly in 
appearance. Instances of SCP-2115-1 claim to use SCP-2115 for 
various intentions, mostly in the attempt to pursue a romantic and/or 
sexual relationship with one or more individuals. Should a user 
successfully enter in a relationship with an instance of SCP-2115-1, 
they will be able to send them a "meet" request.! Should said 


instance accept, it will manifest within 25 seconds to 1 week, 
approximately 2m in front of the user. The same scenario is possible 
should an instance of SCP-2115-1 send a "meet" request to a user. 
Following a time period of 6 hours, the entities will demanifest. 
However, some instances have shown the ability to demanifest 
before said time period. 


SCP-2115 was discovered on 201 / / , when an instance of 
SCP-2115-1 materialized in a bar in Manila, Philippines. The entity 
dematerialized before being contained by the Foundation. However, 
one of the witnesses claimed that it materialized after he sent it a 
"meet" request on what he believed was a roleplaying site. Class-B 
amnestics were administered to all the witnesses. Interviews with 
witnesses can be accessed via Interview Log-2115-A-01. 


Addendum 2115-1: The following are excerpts of the application 
form needed to join SCP-2115. For the full application form, please 
see Document 2115-01-AD. 


1) PREFERRED LANGUAGE:2 


2) ARE YOU ABOVE YOUR CULTURE'S AGE OF 
CONSENT?2 


[] Yes 
[] No 
[ ] My culture has no age of consent 


3) REAL NAME: 
3.6) USERNAME: 

4) SPECIES: 

4.b) PLACE OF ORIGIN: 
5) ORGANIC: 


[] Yes 
[] No 


6) NUMBER OF PERSONALITIES (this also includes 


the number of souls within your host body): 


7) PLEASE SELECT THE ELEMENT ON WHICH 
YOUR METABOLISM IS BASED: 


[ ] Carbon 
[] Nitrogen 
[] Selenium 
[] Thoughts 
[ ] Other 


8) NUMBER OF POISONOUS BODY PARTS (list all 
potentially toxic bodily fluids and gasses in this area): 


9) TYPE OF EXTREMITIES: 


[] Claws 

[ ] Tentacles 
[ ] Hands 

[] Pincers 
[] Antennae 
[ ] Other 
[] None 


10) PHYSICAL HAZARDS (tick all that apply): 


[ ] Radioactive 

[ ] Acidic 

[ ] Oxidising 

[ ] Other (Please specify: ) 

11) DO YOU PREFER SPENDING TIME INDOORS OR 
OUTDOORS? 


[ ] Indoors 
[ ] Outdoors 
[ ] No Preference 


12) ARE YOU SEEKING A RELATIONSHIP? 


[] Yes 
[] No 


$(please note the number of individuals you would like to 
enter a relationship with) 


23) DOES YOUR SPECIES ENJOY SEXUAL 
INTERCOURSE? 


[] Yes 
[] No 
[ ] Neutral