In terms of physical properties, however, blood affected by SCP-298 
is a completely different material. It possesses extraordinary elastic 
properties. Stress experiments to date have not yet reached the 
yield limit. None of the observed deformations of the altered blood 
material displayed any degree of inelasticity. It has required an 
extraordinary amount of force to cause the tendrils of altered blood 
material to break. The greatest successes in this area have been 
achieved by actions altering the chemical composition of the blood 
(e.g. such as burning). Blood affected by SCP-298 will remain at a 
temperature of near 38°C (100°F) for the duration of the 
phenomena. 


Further changes to physical properties are inconsistent and appear 
to be somewhat related to the specific audible tones emitted by 
SCP-298. The changes are not permanent — if the organ has not 
been played for 47 seconds, any altered blood returns to a liquid 


to hear my story? 


dilute their message. 
Set them free. Or suffer for the mistake you have made. 


Footnotes 

1. The desired transformation effect may not necessarily conform to 
the previously designated initial state of an object, which may result 
in unforeseen complications arising. 

2. Amemetic agent that forces a person to obey a set of rules or 
guidelines. 

3. SCP-2641 is considered weakened in its current state. 

4. Approximately 27% of subjects. 

5. Which includes subjects suffering from general anxiety disorder. 
6. Which is a metric determined by the number of individuals, 
objects, and media that SCP-2641 has been spread to. 


« SCP-2640 | SCP-2641 | SCP-2642 » 


Experiment Log 2641 


Note: Any personnel taking part in the 
testing initiatives of SCP-2641 fully 
understand the anomalous effects of the 
object, and are aware of the physical, 
psychological, and memetic side effects 
involved. After the testing of an instance of 
SCP-2641-1 is completed, an authorized 
Senior Researcher is to remove the object 
from the Testing Lab and relocate it to a 
designated Standard Containment Locker 
within the Testing Wing of Site-82. 


Type-Lambda testing with other anomalous 
objects is to be done using small samples 
of the desired object, the size of which is to 
be arranged on a case-by-case basis. 
Type-Mu contact during testing purposes is 
allowed but is to be limited. 


— The Office of Site Director Imogen 
Metcalfe 


Format: The following is an example of the testing format: 


Input: [Identify the article being tested] 

Context: [Describe the article's significance] 

Output: [Describe the changes made to the article] 
Comments: [List personal remarks regarding the test 
results] 


Test Log 2641: 


Input: 1 cotton towel 


Context: A sterilized towel was removed from a 
designated Testing Lab for testing purposes. The towel 
was used for drying the hands of various researchers 
following basic hand-washing procedures. 

Output: A 50 mL water sample was poured onto an 
empty table with the intent of using the towel to wipe up 
the spill. When the towel made contact with an active 
object (a researcher's hand, in the act of moving the 
towel), it began to release water at a rate of roughly 6 
litres per minute. Water stopped flowing when the towel 
was placed back into a resting position. 

Comments: /nstances of SCP-2641-1 seem to tend 
towards activating their anomalous effects only when an 
action is made using them. However, alternate 
explanations are currently being considered. 


Input: 1 stainless steel kitchen spatula 

Context: A kitchen spatula was removed from the 
Cafeteria. The spatula was most commonly used to lift 
up flat food items during cooking. 

Output: A 115-gram frozen patty was used for testing 
purposes. The spatula was slid under the patty and did 
not generate any anomalous effects until further 
movement of the spatula was made. When upward 
movement was made, the patty pushed downwards on 
the spatula with a force of one g. All attempts to lift the 
patty were met with failure until the spatula snapped 
under the pressure of the patty. The anomalous effects 
of the flat end of the spatula remained, while the handle 
was no longer affected by the anomaly. 

Comments: While the entire spatula was used, only the 
portion of the spatula being immediately used was 
affected by the anomaly. Further testing is required to 
reach a proper conclusion. 


Input: 1 stainless steel balloon whisk 

Context: A whisk was removed from the Cafeteria. The 
whisk was commonly used to introduce air into a baking 
mixture. 

Output: 1 kg of malleable dough was mixed into a bowl. 


The whisk was inserted into the mix and whipped at a 
natural speed. The dough deflated immediately after 
whisking began, followed by the moderate 
decomposition of the dough. 

Comments: The air within the dough has been removed. 
As well, a gaseous formation thought to be carbon 
dioxide, integrated itself into the dough mixture, 
deteriorating it as a result. 


Input: 1 table lamp 

Context: A new lamp was removed from within its box 
and assembled for the purposes of testing. The lamp 
was meant to be used to illuminate dark rooms. 

Output: The lamp was placed on the floor and plugged 
in. All other light sources in the room were dimmed so 
that the effects of the lamp could be better viewed. When 
the lamp was switched on, the other light source began 
to emit moderate levels of UV-A radiation in the place of 
visible light. No other light entering the room was visible 
at that point, making relocation of the lamp difficult. 
Comments: All light in the visible spectrum was 
technically removed, fulfilling the necessary properties. A 
form of non-visible radiation, however, was emitted with 
the same strength as the existing visible light. 


Input: 1 nondescript office stapler 

Context: A standard office stapler was removed from the 
Office Wing. The stapler was regularly used to bind 
multiple pieces of paper together. 

Output: A stack of blank papers were placed on a table. 
The papers were then positioned so as to rest between 
the stapler's base and handle. When the stapler was 
pushed down, the staple ejected but did not make 
contact with all pages. Instead, the pages and staple 
were flung into multiple directions with the same force 
applied on the stapler. While the pages slid from the 
tabletop, the staple became embedded in a researcher's 
arm, causing profuse bleeding. 

Comments: The researcher will recover, but in the 
future, the further testing of objects with multiple working 


parts is to be done in a more controlled environment. 


Input: A 100 mL sample of SCP-2938 

Context: Personnel at Site-37 sent a 100 mL sample of 
SCP-2938 contained in a vacuum-sealed opaque 
container. An updated version of Document SCP-2641 
was specifically prepared to facilitate visual changes of 
the sample upon its transformation into an instance of 
SCP-2641-1. The sample was then designated to be 
used for the purposes of testing. 

Output: Given the supposed anomalous properties of 
SCP-2938, a D-class personnel was selected for testing. 
D-8011 was exposed to the geas of SCP-2641. Testing 
began 4 minutes after exposure to the geas. When 
D-8011 made contact with SCP-2938, the substance 
began to transform into a white powder. The substance 
was later analyzed and determined to have undergone a 
specific form of an emulsion, and was remarkably similar 
in composition to dry water. 

Comments: Wait a minute. It's water. SCP-2938 is just 
regular water. Who the hell is running Site-37? 


— Junior Researcher Oshiro 


Following the testing of SCP-2938, Junior Researcher 
Oshiro was presumed to have been affected by a Class-! 
cognitohazard. In response, Class-A amnestics were 
administered. No further cognitohazardous effects have 
been noted at this time. 


Input: 1 small rock, grey slag variety 

Context: A rock, sampled from grounds surrounding 
Site-82, was used for testing. The object was determined 
to have no assigned purpose. 

Output: Unknown 

Comments: The test was designed to identify the effect 
SCP-2641 had on objects that lacked an initial operation. 
However, the rock was prematurely affected by 
SCP-2641 during transport to the Testing Lab and could 
not be located. The rock was later presumed to be lost. 


The current hypothesis is that the rock's ability to be 
used in testing was reversed. 


Input: 1 medium-sized rock, grey slag variety, with a 
mass of 1 kg 

Context: Another rock was sampled from the grounds 
outside Site-82. The object was determined to have no 
assigned purpose. 

Output: The rock was brought to the Testing Lab and 
was influenced by SCP-2641 in a controlled setting. After 
making contact with the rock, no changes to the 
surrounding environment were noted. After 28 seconds, 
researchers attempted to retrieve the rock but were 
unable to make physical contact. Instead, researchers 
were able to freely pass through the rock, noting mild 
irritations at the point of "contact". Spectroscopic 
analysis of the rock yielded inconclusive results. 14 
minutes into the test, the rock was noted to begin slowly 
descending, and passed through solid objects, including 
the floor of the testing lab. It was later presumed lost. 
Comments: This test was a continuation of the last test. 
Researchers that made "contact" with the rock continued 
to feel mild irritations for approximately 48 hours. The 
leading hypothesis is that the rock's existence was 
inverted and rendered conceptually null. The effect 
conceptually null objects have on objects with concepts 
is currently being investigated. 


Input: 100 mL of SCP-006 

Context: A 100 mL sample was transferred to Site-82 in 
an enclosed container. 

Output: After the sample underwent a Type-Lambda 
conceptual transformation, a mildly dehydrated lab rat 
was introduced. Immediately after ingesting the water, 
the rat continued to behave normally. Approximately 5 
minutes into the test, the rat was rendered comatose and 
began to physically age until it expired. Following its 
expiry, the rat attempted a successful post-mortem 
spectral possession of the concept of "cheese" on-site. 


For the next 3 months (the remainder of the rat's natural 
lifespan, had it not been introduced for testing), all 
cheese within Site-82 was rendered green (typical of 
objects with a high ectoplasmic content) and emitted rat- 
like vocalizations. As well, the smell of rotting cheese 
travelled throughout Site-82 in intermittent periods. 
Comments: / thought | didn't like cheese before, but now 
I'm sure of it. 


— Junior Researcher Sokolov 


Document 2641-Solidao 


Document 2641-Solidao 


Discovery: On September 6th, 1976, agents of the National Indian 
Foundation of Brazil (FUNAI) filed a report with the Brazilian 
government regarding territorial disputes between two indigenous 
populations in the Javari Valley. The populations in question were 
the Isolados do Medio Javari and one previously undiscovered 
group. A routine flyby of the area on September 10th determined 
that there was indeed another indigenous group in the region, 
approximately 15 km to the north-west of the nearby FUNAI base 
camp. 


Upon formal contact, the tribe was designated Isolados do Rio 
Branquinho, and referred to themselves as the Emparelhada. The 
tribe was noted to be particularly defensive of their territory but was 
otherwise not overly violent for a tribe of its size. As the tribe 
exhibited no anomalous activity, Foundation personnel were not 
made aware of its existence. 


In 2003, Foundation sleeper agents within FUNAI discovered an 
anomaly associated with the Emparelhada tribe. After an 
investigation, the anomaly was designated SCP-2641, while the 
tribe was designated Gol-2641. 


The following information further pertains to the discovery of 
Gol-2641: 


¢ The group often imposes their beliefs and ways of life on 
outsiders. Because of this, FUNAI vaccination efforts proved 
difficult but were eventually successful. 

¢ FUNAI census data confirmed that the group was composed 
of approximately 1,500 individuals upon discovery. Current 
estimates place the tribe's size at 2,000 individuals. No other 
group in the region has maintained a population in that size 
range. 


¢ The group routinely participates in the ritual impalement of 
undesirable individuals!, which is adequate in ensuring 
population control. 


Prior to Foundation intervention, the latest documented study of 
Gol-2641 was done under Researcher [DATA LOST], a FUNAI 
operative. The study of the tribe was detailed in his personal journal. 
No other documents related to [DATA LOST] or his studies have 
been found at this time. 


Journal Logs: The following two accounts are excerpts from the 
transcribed version of [DATA LOST]'s personal journal. They have 
been translated from Portuguese. Extraneous journal entries have 
been omitted. 


> Journal Log 1 


Journal Log 1 was recorded in a nondescript spiral 
notebook. No identification markings related to the owner 
of the notebook were present. The original is presumed 
lost, and no records regarding the means by which the 
data was collected have been found. Reports of a fire 
are being investigated by members of the Foundation 
within FUNAI research storage. FUNAI operatives are 
not aware of any ongoing investigation into the matter. 


24/04/2003: 48 hours 
ago, a flyby of the 
region discovered a 
maloca about four 
clicks north of HQ. 
The navigator aboard 
the helicopter 
suggests that it must 
be the Emparelhada 
tribe: the design is 
similar to previously 
documented buildings 
belonging to the tribe. 
Now, we're not at 
liberty to make 


state. The appearance that the altered blood takes once it expels 
itself from the body has been likened to leafless trees. 


Placing components of SCP-298 in other organs such that they 
become a working piece of the other organ will cause this organ to 
generate effects related to SCP-298. Though not as dramatic a 
physical transformation, affected organs have been able to generate 
spontaneous bleeding in test subjects as well as increased viscosity 
in blood. This generally includes the player as well. 


Over time, some of the original components of SCP-298 have 
required maintenance and replacement. Replacement of individual 
components with suitable replications do not seem to affect the 
functioning of the mechanism as a whole. Though this effect is not 
immediately observed in the replacement parts, over time these 
parts acquire the ability to generate effects when played in organs 
otherwise unrelated to SCP-298. 


SCP-298 will affect blood drawn from humans before they are 
exposed to its effects so long as such blood is near human body 
temperature. As such, further research with human subjects is to be 
suspended. Further tests into the physical properties of the altered 
blood can be continued with blood harvested from volunteers. 


Addenda: 


298a: The pieces of SCP-298 are not to be destroyed. Further 
research into the extraphysical mechanism behind the sudden 
change in the physical properties of the blood of humans must be 
undertaken. The benefit of being able to replicate the mechanism of 
the transformation of the physical properties of common substances 
could revolutionize industry and construction. 


298b: No. The pending request to use the Foundation's sensitive 
interferometer on research with 298 has been denied. While | do not 
wish to denigrate the research wing of our group, | really think you 
guys need to glance at the bottom line of some of the things you 
request. 298 is just not important enough to warrant the expense. 


O5- 


guesses here. But 
based on the picture 
taken by in-flight 
surveillance, I'm 
inclined to believe it.