8. This is believed to refer to the famous persecution of the Nuatavi 
by Shah ‘Abbas | (a former adherent of the sect) in 1593 when, in 
response to a Nuqtavi prophecy stating that Muslim rule would be 
replaced by Nuatavi rule, the Shah placed the Nuqtavi adherent 
Ustad Yusufi on the throne for three days; when the prophesied 
change did not occur, the Shah declared the Nuqtavis heretics and 
brutally repressed them, executing Ustad Yusufi and causing the 


remainder of the sect to flee to Mughal India. 


SCP-3594: Genesis Ulcer 


Item #: SCP-3594 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3594 is to be housed in a 
standard grade amphibious pet terrarium, half of which should be 
filled with water. The terrarium is to be kept heated at 21 degrees 
celsius using a battery powered heating lamp. 


SCP-3594-A should be fed three times a day. Foundation 
herpetologist approved foods consist of Gryllidae, Periplaneta 
americana, and Lumbricus terrestris, though subject is capable of 
also consuming Mus musculus’. SCP-3594-A entering a brumation 
state and refusing food is considered normal, and has no effect on 
SCP-3594. 


Description: SCP-3594 is an entity that claims to be a wart located 
on the back of an adult male Ceratophrys, henceforth designated as 
SCP-3594-A. SCP-3594-A displays normal behavior for a frog of its 
age, and is in all aspects non-anomalous. 


SCP-3594 communicates telepathically through unknown means. 
Vocal perception differs subjectively, as humans communicate with 
SCP-3594 in their native language and do not describe it as having 
the same voice. 


SCP-3594 claims that it is omniscient, though Foundation 
researchers have found little evidence to support this claim. 
SCP-3594 does however display extensive knowledge in many 
aspects of human history. Foundation researchers have determined 
that SCP-3594 has: 


* Comprehensive understanding of a wide variety of highly 
complex algorithms and scientific theories. 
* Fluency in a majority of known human languages 


¢ Extensive knowledge of a majority of recorded wars 
throughout human history. 

¢ Familiarity with every piece of published literature, both fiction 
and nonfiction. 


Foundation researchers concluded that despite claiming otherwise, 
SCP-3594 does not: 


¢ Understand sarcasm. 

¢ Have any influence over SCP-3594-A. 

¢ Understand how to operate technology invented post 1846. 
¢ Have knowledge of classified Foundation information. 


SCP-3594 is friendly with Foundation personnel, and has been 
consistently cooperative in assisting Foundation researchers in 
further understanding its nature. 


Experiment Log: 3594. 
Subject: SCP-3594 and SCP-3594-A. 


Date of Experiment: 08/17/20 , conducted thirty six 
hours after initial containment. 


Purpose: To ascertain the validity of SCP-3594's claims 
to being a wart on the back of SCP-3594-A. Prior to this 
test, researchers were operating under the assumption 
that SCP-3594-A was the entity they were 
communicating with. 


Procedure: SCP-3594-A was outfitted with a custom 
built EEG2 device. Foundation personnel would monitor 
SCP-3594-A's brain waves while conducting an interview 
with SCP-3594. 


Results: Head of research on nonviolent telepathic 
entities Dr. was introduced to SCP-3594, and the 
two began to converse. Foundation researchers closely 
monitored SCP-3594-A's brainwaves, which remained 
entirely neutral despite Dr. later confirming that she 
and SCP-3594 had been having a discussion about 


Annabel Lee, by Edgar Allen Poe. Approximately three 
minutes into the test, SCP-3594-A's brainwaves 
significantly fluctuated, though researchers determined 
this was because SCP-3594-A had noticed a fly in its 
terrarium. After fifteen minutes of limited brain activity, 
the experiment was ended and researchers concluded 
that the entity in question was not SCP-3594-A. Dr. 
conversed with SCP-3594 for three minutes longer 
before vacating its containment chamber. 


+ Show Interview Log 3594. [LEVEL 3 ACCESS REQUIRED.] 
Interviewed: SCP-3594 
Interviewer: Senior Researcher Dr. O'Brien. 


Foreword: Interview was conducted on 
10/24/20 . 


<Begin Log> 


Dr. O'Brien: Good evening, 3594. | trust 
you're doing well today? 


SCP-3594: Hello doctor. It's been some time 
since anyone has last come to speak with me. 
Mostly all | see these days are guards here to 
feed Bosco. 


Dr. O'Brien: I'm sorry, Bosco? Are you 
referring to SCP-3594-A? 


SCP-3594: My cosmos and my everything, 
yes. His name is Bosco, or at least that seems 
to be the name he is the most fond of. He's 
quite the virtuoso, I'll have you know. 


Dr. O'Brien: Actually, we've determined that 
SCP-3594-A is a regular frog in every way. 
There's nothing special about it at all, as far as 
we've concluded. 


SCP-3594: Now you're just being insensitive, 
doctor. | wouldn't spit such petty insinuations 
in the face of your universe, not with all the 
wonder it holds. There's no reason that you 
should do the same for mine. 


Dr. O'Brien: I'm sorry, but are you drawing 
comparisons between the universe and a frog? 


SCP-3594: Your universe, doctor, not mine. 
Dr. O'Brien: | don't understand. 


SCP-3594: Of course you don't. Mortals are so 
finicky about what should define the laws of 
reality that they'd rather adamantly watch a 
play from the front row than peek their heads 
behind the stage curtain and see the 
production in its entirety. You of all people 
should know this doctor, you and your 
Foundation. 


Dr. O'Brien: | still don't understand your 
previous statement, or what it is that you mean 
to imply. 


SCP-3594: What | mean to imply doctor, is 
that Bosco is in no way different from the ever 
expanding universe that you preside in right 
now. My nature is that of a frog, just as yours 
is a cluster of galaxies and stars. You area 
resident of your reality, as |am one of mine. 


Dr. O'Brien: | think | get what you're 
insinuating, though | still don't understand why 
you've decided to link yourself to SCP-3594-A. 


SCP-3594: I'm a traveler, doctor. My 
destination will arrive with Bosco's passing, but 
until then | will remain as | am now, watching 
over my universe from the back. 


only person present in the room while security 
was being assembled, correct? 


Dr. Itzkowitz: Yes. 
Agent Foster: ...Continue. 


Dr. Itzkowitz: Sorry. | think he was trying to 
save the patient. The body was in fairly poor 
condition and was falling apart while the thing 
was fighting back. 


Agent Foster: The patient was also alive? 


Dr. Itzkowitz: Yes. Though it is just a head 
now, connected to that thing. 


Agent Foster: So what prompted the Doctor 
to attempt a rescue? 


Dr. Itzkowitz: I'm pretty sure there were words 
exchanged between them, since the lungs 
were still attached. | couldn't make out the 
voice behind the glass. 


Agent Foster: Any idea about what was said? 


Dr. Itzkowitz: No. But apparently it was 
enough to convince Briggs to risk his own life 
and try to stop the thing from sawing the 
patient off its... body, | guess. 


Agent Foster: | see. (scribbling) Then what 
happened? 


Dr. Itzkowitz: Briggs struggled with it for a few 
seconds. Then it... well... I'm not really sure 
what you call it. Rooted into him | guess? 


Agent Foster: And that's when security came 
in? 


Dr. O'Brien: Literally, in this case. 
SCP-3594: Yes, literally. 


Dr. O'Brien: | think | understand what you're 
trying to say, but even with this information, we 
don't understand what you are. 


SCP-3594: | am the omniwart. 
<End Log> 


Footnotes 

1. Cricket, American cockroach, common earth worm, and house 
mouse respectively. 

2. Electroencephalography. 


SCP-3595: Einheit 


Item #: SCP-3595 
Object Class: Neutralized (formerly Euclid) 


Special Containment Procedures: As of 3 Oct 1990, SCP-3595 is 
considered neutralized. Remaining civilians displaying knowledge of 
SCP-3595 have been issued amnestics and current containment 
protocol consists of keeping knowledge of its former anomalous 
activities from the general public. Low-level information about 
SCP-3595 as a "border ghost" continues to persist among civilians, 
but identifying memories of SCP-3595 have been removed from all 
known affected subjects. The village of Médlareuth has not 
displayed any anomalous properties since SCP-3595's 
neutralization, and Foundation agents formerly stationed in the town 
have been withdrawn as of 1993. 


Description: SCP-3595 was a humanoid entity that periodically 
manifested in the town of Médlareuth', a German village that was 
divided between the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) 
and the German Democratic Republic (East Germany) during the 
Cold War from 1949-1990. SCP-3595 was identical in appearance 
and voice to Christian Schmidt (1937-1952), a 14-year-old 
adolescent male who was murdered by East German border guards 
on 30 Jul 1952 while attempting to cross from the West German side 
of Médlareuth to the Eastern side. SCP-3595 possessed mild 
suggestive abilities which allowed it to influence the emotional state 
of any persons within its vicinity during a manifestation event; 
usually these were feelings of sadness or anger, except towards the 
conclusion of the manifestations (see Event Log). Attempts to 
terminate manifestation events before their completion resulted in 
SCP-3595 reappearing nearby unharmed. 


SCP-3595's manifestation events were correlated with periods of 
political turmoil and strife between the two Germanies; Foundation 
researchers lent support to the theory that SCP-3595 was 


attempting to express its disapproval at German disunity given its 
family history. SCP-3595's first recorded manifestation took place in 
1961, and the last occurred in 1990, during German reunification. 
From 1966 to 1989, SCP-3595 appeared in a secondary 
manifestation event centered around Heinrich Schmidt (see Event 
Log). 


+ Information on SCP-3595 
NAME: Christian Schmidt 


DOB: 11 Dec 1937, Médlareuth, Greater 
German Reich 


BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION: Christian 
Schmidt was born in 1937 to parents Hanna 
(1914-2000) and Adolf Schmidt (1913-2001). 
Although both hailed from Médlareuth, 
Hanna's family lived on the Bavarian (West 
German) side and Adolf's family lived on the 
Thuringian (East German) side. From 1949 
onwards their in-laws were thus divided by the 
border, which became separated by a physical 
fence in 1952. Christian grew up with his 
parents and his mother's family living in close 
proximity on the West German side, 
occasionally making visits to the other family 
before the border was closed. 


Although Christian excelled in school and was 
described by friends and relatives as 
inquisitive and friendly, he expressed dismay 
at the division of his extended family by the 
border. In particular, he greatly missed the 
regular visits to his uncle Heinrich 
(1911-2005), and eventually decided to make 
a visit to him without his parents' knowledge. 


On 30 Jul 1952, Christian attempted to cross 
the border dividing his village; despite stern 
warnings from the border guards, he insisted 


On trying to make it over and was mortally 
wounded by a shot from an East German 
border guard while crossing the narrow creek 
that separated the two sides. Christian's death 
caused a minor international incident between 
the two Germanies and border patrol by the 
GDR become even more stringent following 
the incident. 


In 1962, the Foundation entered into a confidential agreement with 
the Soviet Union, the German Democratic Republic, and the Federal 
Republic of Germany on the containment of SCP-35952. The 
Foundation agreed to administer containment efforts on both sides 
of the border with the understanding that Foundation agents would 
not attempt entry into East Germany outside of Médlareuth without 
the approval of East German authorities. 


Event Log 3595: Notable SCP-3595 Manifestation Events 
Date: 13 Aug 1961 


Correlated Contemporary Event: West Berlin border 
closed by GDR authorities; construction of Berlin Wall 
begins. 


Primary Manifestation Event Summary: This was the 
first recorded SCP-3595 manifestation event, taking 
place before Foundation containment was established 
and primarily relying on civilian eyewitness reports for its 
accuracy. At midnight, an East German border guard 
reported seeing an adolescent male banging on the 
border fence; when he attempted to apprehend the child, 
it disappeared from his hands and re-manifested on the 
opposite side of the border while repeating the same 
behavior. Process continued for approximately two hours 
until Stasi agents locked down the East German side of 
the town; West German authorities arrived on the 
opposite side shortly after. The Soviet Union instructed 
GRU Division "P" to begin initial investigation and 
research protocols; duties transferred to Foundation 
researchers the following year. 


SCP-3595 Emotional Effect Summary: Residents on 
both sides of the border reported feelings of unease and 
dread, with some expressing concern that a nuclear war 
might begin soon. Analysis of civilian conversations by 
the GRU indicated unusually frequent mentions of 
Christian Schmidt in casual conversation, leading to his 
identification as SCP-3595. 


Date: 30 Jan 1966 


Correlated Contemporary Event: Increased tension 
between East and West Germany following a letter of 
reconciliation delivered from Polish bishops to German 
bishops the previous November. The Communist East 
German and Polish authorities interpreted the letter as a 
threat to their rule, and the Roman Catholic Primate of 
Poland was denied a visa to visit East Germany. 


Primary Manifestation Event Summary: SCP-3595 
appeared on the top of the border fence shortly after 
09:00, as local church services were beginning. After 
stretching its arms out horizontally (presumably in 
imitation of Jesus on the cross), SCP-3595 sang the Old 
100th hymn Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow. 
After completing the hymn, SCP-3595 sat down on top of 
the fence with its head in its hands and looked toward 
the eastern side of Médlareuth with an expression of 
sorrow for approximately half an hour. Attempts to 
remove it from its location were unsuccessful, and it 
displayed no reaction to Foundation personnel's 
repeated efforts to move it. Amnestics dispersed. 


Secondary Manifestation Event Summary: This is the 
first recorded manifestation event involving Heinrich 
Schmidt, taking place approximately an hour after the 
primary event. During standard interrogation, Heinrich 
reported seeing SCP-3595 manifest in his kitchen and 
attempt to make conversation with him. After overcoming 
his initial shock at apparently seeing his nephew alive, 
he spoke with it for fifteen minutes before alerting 
authorities. SCP-3595 expressed dismay at not being 


able to see his uncle for so long, and repeatedly voiced 
its desire to see their town united again. Heinrich 
explained the Cold War and the reasons the border 
would stay closed, and SCP-3595 grew angry and de- 
manifested. Following a brief debate among researchers, 
it was decided to enlist Heinrich Schmidt's cooperation in 
the study of SCP-3595 while placing him under 24/7 
surveillance with the assistance of local Stasi agents. 


SCP-3595 Emotional Affect Summary: Church 
attendance in Médlareuth declined approximately 25% 
on the West German side, with many town residents 
expressing skepticism of their traditional religious beliefs. 
Baseline religiosity largely returned by 1970. 


Date: 25 Sep 1983