Addendum-2184-2: On // anattempt was made to 
permanently restrict SCP-2184's movement without causing major 
injuries to it in order to prevent future containment breaches and to 
permit easier experimentation with it. Using explosives, a 10 m deep 
pit was prepared inside Site-146, designed to allow for the safe 
capture of SCP-2184. Agents equipped with spears and torches (lit 
using flint and iron pyrite) drove SCP-2184 to the pit. When 
SCP-2184 reached the pit, the pit malfunctioned and allowed 
SCP-2184 walk through it without falling. During this incident 
SCP-2184 appeared to continue its movement above the hole by 


in Dr. Mize's top desk drawer. The drawer is opened via numeric 
keyboard, the password to which is [REDACTED]. 


Dr. Mize has requested that future tests regarding electronics 
attempt to focus, at least partially, on the implications of this high 
conductivity. Some form of electricity producing turbine or power 
plant could potentially increase energy production a thousandfold. 


Addendum-248-03: 


Testing of SCP-248 on organic matter. A sticker from SCP-248 was 
placed on the forearm of a Class D who volunteered to work with 
this unknown SCP rather than being transferred to Site-19 for Keter 
duty. Initial reaction to the sticker yielded no results. Subject 
received none of the additional enhancements as seen in previous 
tests. After 60 minutes of exposure the subject was still unchanged. 
Retrieval of the sticker was ordered to test the item's adhesive 
properties. Agent had difficulty removing the sticker, while the 
subject was claiming to experience extreme pain during the 
attempted retrieval. After a small talk with Dr. Mize, Agent 

removed the sticker with much of the subject's skin still stuck to it. 
Microscopic examination revealed that the resin had bonded to the 
subject's flesh in the same way Navy grade tape bonds to the sides 
of submarines to withstand tremendous pressures. Chemical testing 
of the resin itself shows that it is consistent with average, mass- 
produced resin used in everyday Scotch tape. 


The chunk of skin was labeled SCP-248-3 by Dr. Mize and is now 
held in a vacuum-sealed plastic container. It is stored in the same 
fire-proof safe as SCP-248, in Dr. Mize's office. 


Addendum-248-04: 


Testing of SCP-248 on SCP-248-1; attempted removal of sticker. 
Agent asked to try and remove the sticker with his fingers. After 
a few moments of failed attempts at scratching it off, Agent is 
given tools to use: tweezers, a pair of pliers, a pocketknife, a chisel, 
and a hunting knife had no effect on the sticker itself. This test, 
along with test 248-03, confirm that the adhesive has properties 
beyond our understanding. 


walking in the air. 


The same result is expected even if we avoid explosives and use 
only shovels. Since digging a pit of such size is practically 
impossible without proper tools (especially in such terrain), no 
further attempts are to be made using this method. 

-Site Director lvanov 


« SCP-2183 | SCP-2184 | SCP-2185 » 


SCP-2185: The Aquaform Thaumaturgic Union 


Item #: SCP-2185 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Efforts to contain SCP-2185 
are ongoing. Foundation negotiation experts have met with 
individuals believed to be ringleaders in the operation of SCP-2185 
in order to reach a compromise that would result in the cessation of 
its violent anomalous actions. More active and aggressive 
containment efforts have been deemed an unnecessary risk at this 
point in time, as these might result in a great widening of SCP-2185 
activity, currently relatively isolated. Persons of Interest affected by 
the actions of SCP-2185 are to be dealt with on an individual case 
basis as decreed by the Foundation Diplomatic Committee. 
Unrelated individuals affected by SCP-2185 are to be dealt with in 
accordance to standard DaC (Denial and Compensation) procedure 
and the phenomena explained to be the result of unusual flash 
floods. The Foundation's possession of anomalous creatures similar 
in composition to members of SCP-2185 is not to come to their 
attention. 


Description: SCP-2185 is a collective of water-based semi- 
humanoid entities (describing themselves as "aquaform 
thaumaturgic case servitors", additional description of individual 
members below) who, starting in / / , began attacking the homes 
and properties of several individuals suspected by the Foundation to 
have participated in the proliferation of anomalous activity. Members 
of SCP-2185 claim to have work relations with said individuals, and 
also claim to have been mistreated by them on a regular basis 
(something they refer to as "a breach of basic summoning 
etiquette"). 


As a result of said grievance, the entities claim to have decided to 
band together and form SCP-2185 as a method of forcing 
"summoners" to acquiesce to their demands of fair treatment, or 


face consequences. Negotiation between SCP-2185 and the 
aforementioned individuals has evidently gone awry, resulting in 
members of SCP-2185 causing minor-to-moderate flooding on the 
property of offending "summoners'", typically by causing unnatural 
surges in local piping or overflowing reservoirs using what are 
believed to be innate water manipulation abilities. Said abilities are 
likely the reason the entities comprising SCP-2185 originally began 
to be employed by the aforementioned individuals. Damage to 
unrelated populace as result of SCP-2185 activity has been minimal 
so far and is believed to be an unintended side-effect. 


As a result of these attacks, several of the aforementioned 
individuals (hence Persons of Interest) have sought mediation 
between themselves and SCP-2185. In order to minimize 
anomalous interruptions to public order, the Foundation, having 
some prior experience with similar creatures (see SCP- , SCP- 
and SCP-054) has agreed to act as mediator between the Pols and 
SCP-2185, who agreed to meet with Foundation negotiators on 
neutral grounds. 


Addendum: On / /2015, Agents Lefet and Ramasubramanian met 
with a delegation from SCP-2185 on neutral ground, to discuss 
terms of truce between SCP-2185 and one of its targets, POI-56782 


The delegation from SCP-2185 consisted as follows: 


SCP-2185-A — Cold salt water. Waves ripple across its surface 
regardless of wind conditions. Primary spokesman. 


SCP-2185-B — Cold fresh water. Contains an imitation skeleton 
made up of common freshwater plants. 


SCP-2185-C — Warm salt water. Clear, contains schools of tropical 
fish. 


SCP-2185-D - Waste water — contains large amounts of mud, 
human feces, and several animal carcasses. 


<Begin Log> 


Agent L: Thank you for agreeing to meet with us about 


this. 


SCP-2185-A: You seem capable of helping us reach a 
satisfactory conclusion, gentlemen. 


Agent L: Right. So, if you could give me an overview of 
your organization’s grievances with Mr. Horowitz, we can 
get started. 


SCP-2185-A: You are in contact with him, correct? 


Agent L: Yes, we are. We will do as much as we can to 
keep communications open between your respective 
parties. 


SCP-2185-C: Has he said anything to you yet? 


Agent L: No, he has stated that he wishes to wait and 
respond to your statements himself. 


SCP-2185-D: Pussy. 


SCP-2185-B: Are you surprised? You shouldn't be 
surprised. 


SCP-2185-C: He always lawyers up and clams down. 
Agent L: If we can, ah... 


SCP-2185-A: We're looking for fulfillment of our contract. 
Horowitz has blatantly misused us and those we 
represent. 


Agent L: Can you give examples? 


SCP-2185-A: Binding beyond standard terms, unsafe 
work conditions... 


SCP-2185-C: ...lack of overtime pay, late wages... 


SCP-2185-B: Double shifts large enough that they 
severely cut into our home life. 


SCP-2185-C: | haven’t seen my wife in weeks. 


SCP-2185-A: And assorted other violations of protocol 
and contract as detailed in this document. [SCP-2185-C 
places large engraved rock on table.] As you can see, 
violations began in... 


Agent R: [to Agent L] Sounds like our bosses. 
Agent L: [to Agent R] Don’t need to tell me twice. 
Agent R: [to Agent L]: You gonna cut that? 
Agent L: [to Agent R]: Nope. 


SCP-2185-A: ...which in turn led to a pseudo-spawning 
for the local hellsalmon — Is something the matter? 


Agent L: No, nothing. 


SCP-2185-A: Ah. Well, that is the nature of our 
complaints in brief, | will let my associate here bring forth 
our requests. 


SCP-2185-B: Yes, yes, requests. We request- 
SCP-2185-C: Demand. 


SCP-2185-B: Yes, yes, demand. We demand that the 
aforementioned Mr. Horowitz- 


SCP-2185-C: Rotten bastard that he is. 


SCP-2185-B: Yes, yes, we demand that Mr. Horowitz, 
rotten bastard that he is, immediately cease all 
summoning and binding of aquaform thaumaturgic case 
servitors from the aforementioned union, as well as all 
nixies, nymphs and merfolk connected to the 
organization. We likewise demand the payment in full of 
all withheld wages accrued over the last nine months, 
with additional restitution for legal and health expenses, 
as detailed in our official complaint. Fai- 


SCP-2185-D: We also want coffee breaks. 
Agent L: Coffee breaks? 


SCP-2185-B: Coffee? Jesus, man, that's disgusting! 


SCP-2185-C: You have a family, you deviant! 


SCP-2185-D: Hey, what | do with my spare time ain't 
your business! 


SCP-2185-B: We'll talk about this later! Anm. | apologize 
for that, gentlemen. Anyway, failure to deliver restitution 
within the allotted period of ten days will be considered 
default of contract, and subject to standard reprisals. 


Agent L: Being? 
SCP-2185-C: Flood his house. 


Agent L: Ah, yes. If | might ask, this seems to happen a 
lot — we have accounts of at least eight other such 
defaults. 


SCP-2185-C: People don’t know how to properly handle 
folk like us any more. It’s always some Invisible Hand of 
the Market or some dinky earth-mother figures. Never 
anything proper. It's why we unionized. 


SCP-2185-D: | like the part where we flood the house. 
Can we flood the house soon? 


SCP-2185-A: We'll see, we'll see. [as an aside to Agent 
L and Agent R] He’s a bit slow on the uptake, I’m afraid. 
Had to let him in cause his father is rather influential. 


Agent L: | see. Well then, we will pass on your demands 
to Mr. Horowitz and will contact you when we have a 
response. 


SCP-2185-A: We await. 


[There is a sound similar to water flowing through a drain 
as the SCP-2185 specimens soak into the floor and 
vanish.] 


Agent R: Wizards, man. 


Agent L: Say, what do you think these things do with 
coffee? 


Agent R: Man, | don't wanna fucking know. 
<End Log> 
« SCP-2184 | SCP-2185 | SCP-2186 » 


SCP-2186: Chameleonscaper 


Item #: SCP-2186 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2186 is to be kept in a 0.9 
x 0.3 x 0.3 m screened enclosure suitable for non-anomalous 
specimens of Chamaeleo namaquensis. Specific procedures for 
habitat care and maintenance are detailed in Document 2186-A. 


Interaction with SCP-2186 is to be kept at a minimum, in order to 
prevent unnecessary stress that might trigger SCP-2186's 
anomalous properties. Feeding, habitat maintenance, and medical 
examinations are the only times at which interaction is permissible. 
SCP-2186 is not to be removed from containment except in cases of 
medical emergency. 


Description: SCP-2186 is an adult female Namaqua chameleon 
(Chamaeleo namaquensis). Physically, it differs from non- 
anomalous representatives of its species only by its lack of 
chromatophores, rendering it unable to change its color in response 
to external stimuli. 


SCP-2186's anomalous properties become apparent when 
SCP-2186 is threatened, provoked, or otherwise made 
uncomfortable. All surfaces and objects within a 50-meter radius of 
SCP-2186 begin to gradually take on the color and texture of 
SCP-2186's skin. After approximately 2 minutes of exposure, the 
exterior surfaces of affected objects become identical to SCP-2186's 
skin (a state henceforth referred to as "stage 1 transformation"). If 
SCP-2186's agitation is maintained, the interiors of affected objects 
begin to gradually transform into biological matter identical to that of 
SCP-2186. Full transformation (a state henceforth referred to as 
"stage 2 transformation") occurs after approximately 5 minutes. 
Stage 1 transformation gradually reverses if SCP-2186 returns to a 
calm state or is removed from the vicinity of affected objects, but 


stage 2 transformation is seemingly permanent. See Test Log for 
further details. 


Discovery: SCP-2186 was recovered from the home of a Mr. E 
S_. The SCP Foundation was notified to SCP-2186's presence by 
Mr.S himself, who had made several panicked calls to local and 
national law enforcement agencies detailing SCP-2186's anomalous 
behavior. Foundation field agents who entered Mr. S _ 's property 
observed that a large area of the house had undergone stage 2 
transformation. SCP-2186 itself was located in its vivarium, 
exhibiting clear signs of vitamin deficiency, malnutrition, and stress. 
SCP-2186 was seized by the Foundation, and all affected objects 
were removed from the site and cataloged. 


Based on observation of SCP-2186's living area at its discovery site, 
as well as testimony given by Mr.S_ _—_ during questioning, SCP-2186 
had been allowed to develop a state of extreme agitation due to its 
inadequately maintained environment, poor diet, and general state 
of neglect. However, Mr.S claimed to have followed an online 
guide to Chamaeleo namaquensis care to the best of his ability, and 
denied that SCP-2186 was in ill health upon its containment by the 
Foundation. He also claimed to have ordered SCP-2186 from a well- 
known and respectable online pet retailer specializing in exotic 
reptiles. 


Mr.S _ was retained for observation and study. SCP-2186 
underwent medical examination upon containment, and is currently 
in good health. Investigation into the online pet retailer used by Mr. 
S __ have thus far unearthed nothing of note, and the guide the 
subject claims to have used has not yet been found. 


+ Test/Study Log 


Test Log: Effects of SCP-2186-induced 
Transformation 
Conductor: Dr. Vicks 


Test Object: NBA regulation basketball 
Stage of Transformation: 1 

Effects: The ball's surface took on the color 
and texture of SCP-2186's skin. Analysis 


revealed that the molecular structure of the 
ball had not changed. The effects reverted 
after approximately 15 minutes. 


Test Object: Cavendish banana 

Stage of Transformation: 1 

Effects: Identical to previous test; however, 
peeling the banana revealed a non-anomalous 
interior. The effects reverted after 
approximately 15 minutes. 

Note: Now we know that organic and inorganic 
matter is affected in the same way. I'm hoping 
to keep these tests to a minimum; | don't relish 
frightening this animal unnecessarily. 


Test Object: Norway rat (Rattus norvegicus) 
Stage of Transformation: 1 

Effects: The specimen experienced complete 
and rapid hair loss as its skin took on the color 
and texture of SCP-2186's. After the effects 
reverted, the specimen's hair did not grow 
back. 

Note: Living creatures seem to be affected 
less predictably. 


Test Object: Norway rat; different soecimen 
than previous 

Stage of Transformation: 2 

Effects: The specimen's skin took on the color 
and texture of SCP-2186's. In addition, its tail 
shrank and coiled into a shape reminiscent of 
a chameleon's, and its eyes increased in size 
and developed the ability to move 
independently. DNA analysis revealed that the 
specimen had become genetically divergent 
from R. norvegicus, but no exact genetic 
match could be determined. 

Note: Prolonged exposure to the effects of 
SCP-2186 seems to make living creatures 
more chameleon-like. | don't believe that this is