Upon introduction of SCP-366 ova to a male host via inhalation or 
ingestion specimens travel through the body to settle in the testes. 
An ovum stage specimen monitors its host's testosterone levels for 
between 27-32 days. After that period of time, any significant 
increase in testosterone over the usual levels will trigger a transition 
to larval stage. SCP-366 larvae lie dormant in the testes, waiting to 
be transmitted to a female host. Symptoms that male hosts may 
display at this time include muscle pains, fevers and a small amount 
of blood in the host's urine. Larva developed in male hosts are 
transmitted to female hosts through ejaculation. If ejaculation does 
not occur, larval stage specimens will remain in the host's system 
indefinitely, waiting to be transferred to a female host. Lifespan has 
not as of yet been established for these larvae. 


SCP-366 infestation in female hosts occurs after unprotected 
copulation with infested males. Larvae transmitted in this manner 
attach to the lining of the uterus and feed on the host's output of 
17B-estradiol to grow to their adult form. An infestation with adult 
specimens produces symptoms resembling pregnancy which may 
include: 


- Nausea 

- A swelling of the abdominal area 

- Light blood loss in stool or vaginal fluids 
- Abdominal cramps 


During this gestation period the SCP-366 specimens present in the 
uterus will display ovophagous behavior, with the larger and 
stronger specimens killing and assimilating weaker ones. This 
process continues until only one specimen survives. After three to 
six weeks, the remaining adult specimen leaves the host in an 
ABE-366 event. Specimens birthed in this manner will take flight 
through unknown means and attempt to gain access to the open 
sky. If successful, specimens will ascend towards the [REDACTED] 
system at an average rate of 114 km/h. Research using tracking 
devices attached to birthed specimens has yielded little result, with 
signals lost in the vicinity of [REDACTED]. Specimens prevented 


they come in contact with. SCP-3023-A display speed, durability, 
and physical strength far in excess of what their structure and 
composition should allow. Destruction or dismemberment of the 
object is sufficient to cause anomalous properties to cease. 


The mechanism by which SCP-3023 occurs is unclear. 


Designation 
Al 


A4 


A6 


Description 
A baseball, 
ripped apart to 
produce eight 
pointed legs 
surrounding a 
central mass. 


History Notes 
SCP-3023-A1 First recorded 
reportedly instance of 
animated mid-| SCP-3023-A. 
pitch; upon Initially classified 


impact with the as an 
catcher's mitt, | extranormal 
SCP-3023-A1 | event. 
attacked the 

catcher lethally, 

then remained 

on the field for 

the following 84 
minutes before 

its destruction by 
Civilians. 


A metal folding) Animatedinan_ First instance of 


chair. The legs 


abandoned SCP-3023-A 


and other tubularoffice building in behavior caught 


segments 
functioned as 
legs, with the 
seat and back 
operating as a 
central mass. 


A telephone. 
Exact 
configuration 


the presence of on camera. 
several urban 

explorers. 

Several seconds 

of footage, 

during which 

SCP-3023-A 

killed two 

explorers, were 

recorded. 

No living See Addendum 
witnesses could 3023-A. 
provide a 


A13 


A15 


unknown. 


A gelatin 
capsule 
containing 
ibuprofen. The 
object appears 
to have simply 
developed an 


detailed 

description of 

the item. MTF 

Alpha-21 

destroyed 

SCP-3023-A6 

remotely via 

explosive after 

four hours and 

two Foundation 

casualties. 

Damage to Smallest 
SCP-3023-A132's recorded 
sole casualty | instance of 
suggests that it SCP-3023-A; 
became animate longest time 
inside the between 
victim's throat | animation and 


arachnoid shape and exited destruction. 
while through the 
maintaining spinal cord, 
structural resulting in 
integrity. death. As the 
subject was 
alone at the 
time, SCP-3023- 
A13 was only 
discovered four 
hours later. 
A Mercedes- SCP-3023-15 | Largest instance 


Benz GLS550 
SUV. The front 
and rear of the 
vehicle formed 
into a distinct 
cephalothorax 
and abdomen, 
respectively, 


became animate of SCP-3023-A 
while traveling jatthus far; closest 
72kph; it was | SCP-3023-A has 
shown capable manifested to a 
of maintaining | Foundation 

this speed post- facility (250m). 
transformation; SCP-3023-A15 
The vehicle's | was destroyed 


while limbs were occupants are | via air strike 


formed from 


believed to have when it became 


deformed auto| died during this apparent that 


parts. transformation, MTF Alpha-21 
Between lacked the ability 
SCP-3023-A15's to properly 
actions and contain it. 
resultant 
automobile 


accidents, forty- 
one casualties 
were reported. 


A19 A human corpse.SCP-3023-A19_ First instance of 
The skeletal animated during SCP-3023 
system was an initial directly affecting 
radically examination by an organism, 
reorganized, the local police living or 


allowing four department after otherwise. The 

additional ‘limbs' it was found on corpse in 

made of bone io the side of a question had not 

emerge from the road, resulting jin been identified 

abdomen. six casualties. A prior to 
civilian was able animation; no 
to temporarily | match for the 
disable recovered 
SCP-3023-A1¢ genetic material 
by running it was found. No 
over with an cause of death 
ambulance. was readily 

apparent. 


Addendum 3023-A: Security footage from the day prior to 
SCP-3023-A6's activation showed an individual breaking a window 
to enter the premises of the office in which SCP-3023-A6 was 
located. When he had acquired the telephone in question, his jaw 
distended and then split open horizontally; four dark, tongue-like 
appendages extended from his mouth and rubbed the telephone for 
36 seconds before retreating. After closing his mouth, the individual 
returned the telephone to its proper location and exited the 
premises. 


Forensic evidence has conclusively identified Sauer, a local 


restaurateur, as the individual shown in the footage; however, 
thorough examination of Mr. Sauer's body has failed to identify any 
anatomical abnormalities that could account for the events shown in 
the security footage. Mr. Sauer has denied any memory of the 
event, familiarity with SCP-3023, or knowledge of his observed 
properties. 


There is no evidence that Mr. Sauer had been in contact with any 
other instance of SCP-3023-A, and he has displayed no anomalous 
properties since his detainment. Mr. Sauer has tentatively been 
classified as SCP-3023-B. 


SCP-3024: The Doxx Ghost 


Item #: SCP-3024 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Web analysis bot "TRIREEF" 
scans online content for linguistic markers indicative of disbelief in 
the possibility of acquiring certain information, in conjunction with 
accusations of certain behaviors (see below). Pages flagged by 
TRIREEF are to be manually checked for evidence of SCP-3024 
involvement. TRIREEF only requires operation while SCP-3024's 
location is unknown. 


If SCP-3024's presence in a community is confirmed, Amnestic- 

SEP 14 should be deployed as a method of rendering viewers 
unaware of or indifferent to the unusual nature of SCP-3024's 
content.! Said content should be removed after SCP-3024 leaves 
the community, or at the discretion of SCP-3024's HMCL supervisor. 


Description: SCP-3024 is a non-human? entity characterized by its 
anomalous ability to access hidden information and its pattern of 
engagement in online communities. Attempts to predict SCP-3024's 
appearances have failed. SCP-3024 will use different demeanors, 
identities, and speech patterns in different communities, and is thus 
only identifiable after the use of its anomalous properties. 


SCP-3024's activities in a community follow a consistent timeline: 


Stage 0: If the community in question congregates on a website(s) 
that allows account creation, SCP-3024 will create an account, from 
which all activities will be conducted. Otherwise, SCP-3024 will use 
an alternative method of self-identification, such as a signature or 
avatar. If it is common practice for new users to introduce 
themselves, SCP-3024 will do so immediately thereafter, outlining a 
fictional identity with which any future posts will remain consistent. 


Stage 1: SCP-3024 will engage in the community, contributing 
content and discussion at a rate noticeably higher than most users. 
SCP-3024 will present as knowledgeable and enthusiastic about any 
relevant subject matter, highly literate in community-specific 
terminology and willing to assist other users. SCP-3024 will refuse 
all formal positions of power or authority, and will become agitated 
by suggestions that it occupies an informal position of authority. 
SCP-3024 will rarely form interpersonal connections. 


SCP-3024 displays no anomalous properties in this stage, which 
lasts for 3-6 months. 


Stage 2: SCP-3024 will begin to share credible evidence that other 
users are engaging (or have recently engaged) in activities 
considered unsavory by the community at large and the site 
administration. SCP-3024 is capable of accessing information that 
should theoretically be inaccessible, such as images and text files 
hosted on devices of other users, photographs of personal 
identification, and classified government documentation. SCP-3024 
will share evidence of activities that fall into one or more of the 
following seven categories: 


¢ Aggressive, deceptive, or coercive sexual conduct; sexual 
harassment. 

Far-right political activity or beliefs. 

¢ Use of anonymous posting or multiple accounts to promote 
onesself or manipulate public opinion. 

Dereliction or circumvention of responsibilities established by 
the community.3 

Hostile or aggressive interpersonal activity, including stalking 
and "doxing". 

Plagiarism and other deliberate misrepresentations of 
creatorship. 

Misuse of power, positions of authority, or reputation for 
personal gain or defamation. 


SCP-3024's accusations consistently describe misconduct which 
actually occurred. SCP-3024 will not make accusations of behaviors 
that the community considers acceptable; as such, this frequently 
results in the punishment, demotion, or expulsion of the offender. If 
SCP-3024 is removed from the community before the completion of 


this timeline, it will create a new identity and return to Stage 0, only 
spending 2-3 weeks in Stage 1. SCP-3024 will refuse to describe 
the methods by which it acquires evidence, describing them as 
"unimportant", and attempt to focus attention on the evidence's 
content. 


SCP-3024 will continue to post incriminating evidence at a rate of 
once per ten days for the duration of this stage. Stage 2 is theorized 
to last as long as SCP-3024 is capable of identifying users engaging 
in the aforementioned activities, or until such a time as its actions 
consistently fail to result in substantial community action against the 
accused. 


SCP-3024 will not post evidence that identifies any party other than 
the accused, or that is pornographic in nature. 


Stage 3: SCP-3024 will cease to engage in the community. Any 
Ongoing projects will either be completed or explicitly abandoned. If 
SCP-3024 has an avatar or other visual signifier, it will be replaced 
with a green, violet, and orange representation of an SNES game 
controller (see Figure 1). If possible, its username or public identity 
will be altered to "Mr. Deadly Sins", or some variant thereof. It will 
occasionally remain in contact with individuals that developed a 
personal attachment to it for a period of up to three months. 


SCP-3024 apparently remains dormant for a period of 1-2 weeks 
after the conclusion of Stage 3, before moving to a new community 
and entering Stage 0. 


Addendum: While SCP-3024 was active in the " " 
community under the account name "Trouble Greg", a pre-existing 
account operated by a Foundation staff member was volunteered for 
the purpose of privately communicating with SCP-3024. Following 
this communication, SCP-3024 has ignored all communications from 
Foundation personnel. 


Dear Greg, 


Thanks a ton for exposing __. | kind of suspected he 
was up to something for a while, but | never really had 
the evidence to back it up. Really, this whole "crusade" 


of yours has been great, and | was wondering if there's 
anything | can do to help. 


Sincerely, 


Dr. Prasad, 
I'm not quite sure how to respond to this. 


As you can guess, | know that you work for the SCP 
Foundation, and that you're using 's account to get 
information from me. | also know that you're assigned to 
research other "Misters" by Gamers Against Weed. 


| won't disclose any of this information to , to 
GAW, or anybody else. Your personal connection to the 
sort of "deadly sins" | bring to light is too indirect to bring 
to attention. This isn't to say that | approve of your 
organization's involvement in my work, or the nature of 
their involvement, just that you personally are shielded 
from the worst of it. Think about that for a while. 


| do, however, have a limited interest in sharing 
information about myself. | won't provide you with any 
information that would enhance your ability to monitor or 
disrupt my work, nor will | provide substantial information 
regarding anyone other than myself. | might withhold 
information, but | won't lie. 


- Mr. Deadly Sins 
Dear Mr. Deadly Sins, 


Thanks for speaking with me. I'll try to limit my questions 
to those that won't offend your sensibilities. 


1. If you know things that you believe should be shared, 
what's stopping you from sharing them? 


2. We already know that you're not human, but what are 
you? Why aren't you human? 


3. Why do you stay in contact with some people after 
leaving a site? 


4. How do you feel about your work? Why do you 
conceptualize it as work? 


5. You've mentioned a few times that you're 
uncomfortable being thought of as an authority figure. 
Why? 


6. Is there any significance to your avatar? 


7. What is the motivation for your creation and 
implementation? 


Sincerely, 
Dr. Prasad 


Dr. Prasad, 


1. Knowledge and the ability to propagate it are inversely 
related under certain circumstances to which I'm subject. 
There are certain rules | must adhere to, or else | lose 
the ability to carry out my work. 


2. I'm not going to tell you what | am. I'm not a human for 
the same reason you're not a crocodile. 


3. | only do that when | would feel guilty about not doing 
so. 


4. There's some satisfaction to be gained when a sinner 
is held accountable, but it's dwarfed by the knowledge 
that their actions ever occurred. | would prefer to focus 
on more enjoyable pursuits, such as FarmVille. But that 
isn't possible, and | don't intend to stop any time soon, so 
that's why | consider it work. 


5. | would be sorely tempted to misuse such authority. 


6. It's clip art of an SNES controller. | was made by 
Gamers Against Weed. 


7. | can't speak to that, but perhaps this document will 
suffice: http:// - . / - /files/holyheck.rtf 


This concludes my interest in conversing with you and all 
other SCP Foundation personnel. 


- Mr. Deadly Sins 
SCP-3024 did not respond to further communications. 


Addendum: "holyheck.rtf", a file sent by SCP-3024 to Dr. Prasad, 
has been reproduced here. 


Holy Heck! You've just found yourself your very own Mr. 
Deadly Sins by Gamers Against Weed! | removed the 
sentence that GAW put here because it was stupid and 
unimportant. Who hurt you? 


Find them all and become Mr. Gamer! 


01. Mr. Literal Serial Killer 

02. Mr. Normie 

03. Mr. Bernie Sanders 

04. Mr. Get Anything For Free In Any Shop 
20. Mr. Sex Number 

21. Mr. Heavenly Virtues 

22. Mr. Deadly Sins Y 

23. Mr. Original Character 

24. Mr. D.A.R.E. 

25. Mr. Gentrification