* "Chatleaf": 


A messaging, networking, and social media program. 
Calculated number of users currently stands at _. User 
avatars consist mostly of images of plant life and entities 
resembling SCP-2393-3. All attempts to block the file's 
connection to other users have been ineffective. No 
further anomalous effects detected. 


¢ "Brancher": 


Unknown. Program displays visual characteristics of a 
web browser. All attempts to use the software have 
resulted in an unknown error message coming from the 


program. No anomalous effects detected. 
¢ "Tunes": 


A musical playlist consisting of 15 files. Music is similar 
to the pop and electronic music genres. Lyrics are sung 
in the same language spoken by SCP-2393-3. Music is 
composed of bird calls, the sounds of wind and water, 
and other natural sounds. No anomalous effects 
detected. 


In addition to copying SCP-2393-2 instances, researchers have 
been able to upload files to the collection of SCP-2393-2 in 
SCP-2393-1. SCP-2393-3 is able to view these files, making this a 
possible route of limited communication. Uploading files to 
SCP-2393-1 requires permission from the current Head of 
Containment or Head of Research for SCP-2393, or permission from 
the current Site-66 Director. 


+ Abridged list of files uploaded to SCP-2393-1 
* forestsofnorthamerica.pdf: 


PDF format of a book containing illustrations and 
descriptions of several North American forests and trees. 
Subject reacted with enthusiasm to the file. 


° 2393.jpg: 


Image taken using SCP-2393-2-B. Contents consists of 
SCP-2393-3 and Junior Researcher __, both smiling. 
Subject expressed happiness both when viewing the 
image, and when next exposed to Junior Researcher 


* juniper.jpg: 


Image of a specimen of Juniperus occidentalis australis. 
Subject displayed both recognition of and distaste 
towards the image. 


* trees.doc 


Text document form of "Trees" by Joyce Kilmer. Subject 
displayed confusion at the meaning of the poem, but 
showed recognition of and appreciation for every 
instance of the word "tree" in the poem. 


Addendum 2: The following is a partial list of translated 
vocalizations produced by SCP-2393-3. A brief piece of context is 
provided before each log. 


SCP-2393-3 has just lost a match in "Tree Wars." / 
SCP-2393-3: "No! You [amateur/newcomer/novice?]! We 
could have won that round! Don't move your [birds?] in 
front of my squirrels." 


SCP-2393-3 is listening to music files on its portable 
music player. / SCP-2393-3: 

"]On the days that the rain is falling 

Jil call a toast to the sun. 

On the days that the sun is shining.) 

Jil feast and sing to the air. 

And | won't let anyone fell me, 2 

JJNo I'll do things my own way..2" 


SCP-2393-3 is communicating with an unknown outside 
source using "Chatleaf.”/"No, I'm not going back." ... 
"You know what they do to us if we're caught, I'm safe 
here." ... "| don't care about my roots anymore, they 
were severed a long time ago.” ... "Look, we all decided 
that man's magic was not bad, that is why we use it. | am 
merely standing for what | know to be true." 


SCP-2393-3 is reclining against SCP-2393-1. / 
SCP-2393-3: "It's a good thing the people here are so 
kind. They are not afraid of my magic because they 
share it. They give me such nice gifts. They don't burn 
anyone either." 


Footnotes 
1. Language and alphabet appear to have Ancient Greek roots. 
Translation efforts are ongoing. 


« SCP-2392 | SCP-2393 | SCP-2394 » 


SCP-2394: Solitude 


Item #: SCP-2394 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2394 is to be kept in a 
chemically-induced dream state at the veterinarian wing of Bio-Site 
84. SCP-2394 is to be supplied with nutritional package NP2394 by 
method of intravenous drip. Should SCP-2394 awaken pre- 
emptively, no less than two veterinarian staff are to respond 
immediately and resume SCP-2394's dream state. 


SCP-2394's mental health is to be observed once per week by use 
of accessing its neurological files using "2394filing.exe", anda 
complete copy of all files should be made once per bi-annual period. 
Attempts to alter the neurological files of SCP-2394 are to be 
approved by the site director prior to execution. Research staff 
assigned to SCP-2394 are authorised to monitor SCP-2394's 
dreams by use of the "2394REM.exe" program at any time. 
Research staff not assigned to SCP-2394 must be granted 
permission by level 2 personnel assigned to SCP-2394 to monitor 
SCP-2394's dreams. 


SCP-2394 is not to be neurologically accessed by any computer 
connected to any networks at the time, and is to be thoroughly 
scanned for any potential manifestations of a digital consciousness 
of SCP-2394 prior to connecting to any networks. 


Description: SCP-2394 is a single instance of Litoria caerulea, or 
Australian green tree frog. The entity is genetically identical to 
common members of its species, and is physiologically normal 
excluding several aspects added by SCP-2394's previous captors. 
(See Addendum 3.) 


The entity has been surgically modified in several manners to 
extend its lifespan indefinitely, the most prominent of which is an 


artificial injection site located above the left portion of the hipbone, 
and an anomalously-powered artificial heart that has yet to cease 
operation. SCP-2394 also has a Firewire (IEEE 1394) port surgically 
attached to the top of its skull; this port is directly connected to 
several parts of the entity's brain, enabling it to be monitored by use 
of appropriately formatted software. (See Addendum 1 & 2.) 
Observation of the entity's thought processes and actions have 
revealed that it is sapient. 


SCP-2394 can instantly teleport to any location that it has previously 
physically observed. The mechanism by which the entity is capable 
of relocating in this manner is unknown, as it does not feature any 
abnormal organs or genetic sequences from those of its species, 
and apparently had the ability prior to its surgical modification. (See 
Addendum 4.) SCP-2394 can activate this ability by certain 
conscious thoughts, and thus is unable to utilise its ability while 
unconscious or dreaming.! No successful method of replicating the 
entity's anomalous properties have been determined, and all 
attempts to convey the ability to SCP-2394's offspring have failed, 
suggesting the ability may not be a genetic trait. SCP-2394 has thus 
far never teleported to a location depicted in a photograph or film, 
however if this is a conscious decision on its part or an actual 
limitation has not yet been determined. Documents obtained during 
SCP-2394's recovery state that the entity was capable of teleporting 
objects and organisms along with itself, as long as they were in 
physical contact with it. This capability was a conscious decision by 
the entity, however testing by Foundation researchers have thus far 
failed to replicate this effect. Attempts to force SCP-2394 to relocate 
personnel with it are currently pending review by the Ethics 
Committee. SCP-2394 is able to teleport to certain locations on the 
Australian, South American and African continents, the southern 
region of the United States, and the central region of Asia. 


SCP-2394 can be neurally interfaced with any device capable of 
receiving a signal from a Firewire 800 cable either directly or by use 
of an adapter. The entity does not internally contain downloadable 
driver software, which must be installed onto devices in order for 
them to interpret SCP-2394 as an external port.2 The original 
software recovered during the raid in which the entity was recovered 
from has been reverse engineered and improved for testing 


an asbestos box decorated with festive colours and pictures of 
balloons. Blurb underneath the logo reads 'Foodz of the Future’. 
Opening the box revealed a single stick of what appears to be 
dynamite. 

Addendum: Chemical analysis has confirmed that the stick is, in 
fact, regular dynamite. The stick was successfully transported to a 
blast chamber, where it was lit. No anomalous effects occurred upon 
detonation, nor were any additional effects noted upon inspection of 
the chamber hereafter. 


Notes: Maybe we're missing the proper senses? - Jr. Asst. lUff 


Money entered: 400 yen 

SCP-261 Powered or Unpowered: Powered 

Item Description: Unknown - Object dispensed by SCP-261 was 
identical in appearance to the head of SCP-106. Security guard 
reflexively fired three (3) shots at the object, destroying it. 
Researcher suffered cardiogenic shock upon the appearance of 
the object, but is expected to make an eventual full recovery. 
Addendum: Later chemical analysis demonstrates the presence of 
human skin, straw and cherry syrup in the remains of the object. 


Money Entered: 300 Yen 

SCP-261 Powered or Unpowered: Originally powered; power 
failure occurred as item was being dispensed, due to maintenance 
personnel shorting a circuit. 

Item Description: A "Kinder Matryoshka", large chocolate candy 
resembling a Kinder Surprise Egg, text in Cyrllic. When opened, 
another egg of similar size was inside, composed of grape-flavored 
rock candy. Within this egg was another made out of solid caramel; 
overall, more than sixty layers were observed before the center was 
reached, with composition varying from toffee to peanut butter to a 
substance chemical analysis identified as chocolate paste mixed 
with saffron. 


Center layer was inedible, and instead contained a pink plastic case 
with a large sapphire within; testing showed the sapphire to be both 
artificial and inedible. 


Money Entered: 300 Yen 


purposes by Foundation technicians. Two separate programs have 
been developed that utilise this driver software; "2394filing.exe" and 
"2394REM.exe", both detailed below. It is currently unknown if 
SCP-2394 has the potential capability to upload its consciousness to 
a device via the Firewire connection, but precautions are to be taken 
to prevent it from uploading itself to the Foundation network or the 
Internet if it is capable. 


Addendum 1: 2394filing.exe 

The 2394filing.exe software enable devices connected to interpret 
various aspects of SCP-2394's consciousness as text documents 
that are numerically ordered in an ascending fashion, with each file 
allocated a random numerical value. "2394filing.exe" has an inbuilt 
feature that enables researchers to locate specific files relating to a 
topic, context or content. SCP-2394 is always locked in a read-only 
state, preventing any files from being added, altered or deleted from 
the entity in any way. No method of ‘unlocking’ SCP-2394 has been 
determined thus far, if it is at all possible. 


Addendum 2: 2394REM.exe 

The 2394REM.exe software enables researchers to monitor 
SCP-2394's delta sleep constructs in a visual and auditory format. 
2394REM.exe renders the constructs as a three-dimensional 
environment that can be navigated by the user, however regions 
that are outside SCP-2394's field of vision are significantly less 
detailed than regions within and audio that the entity is not 
consciously aware of fades at a rate of 5 decibels per second. 


Observations of SCP-2394 using 2394REM.exe has shown that it is 
unaware that it is in a dream state, and if conscious would actively 
avoid capture and containment by any humanoid being. Also of note 
is that SCP-2394 visualises itself as an ordinary frog of its species, 
with the distinguishing features of the entity absent from its person. 


Addendum 3: Recovery log 

SCP-2394 was recovered during a raid on a Chaos Insurgency base 
of operations. Having studied the entity for years, they had 
developed functional software drivers for SCP-2394 and were 
utilising a prototype program in order to influence the entity to utilise 
its ability for their benefit. Its anomalous capabilities were being 
utilised to relocate high-priority personnel and items undetected. The 


program was designed to automatically monitor the thought 
processes of the entity, and engaged a failsafe of cerebral 
overstimulation’ to keep it contained on location. A similar method of 
electrical stimulation of specific areas of the brain associated with 
memories of locations was also utilised to induce SCP-2394 to use 
its abilities in a desired manner. 


SCP-2394 was showing signs of extreme distress upon retrieval, 
and was discovered to have been exposed to a cognitohazardous 
agent designed to induce rapid brain death in an attempt to prevent 
acquisition of the entity by Foundation agents. The entity was 
improperly exposed to the agent, resulting in it functioning 
incorrectly and causing an extreme mental strain on the entity. 


+ Addendum 4: SCP-2394 File samples 
The following format will be used: 


Search Keyword/s: 
Note: 
Related Content: 


Search Keyword/s: Old, Different, Head, 
Change 

Note: Sample was obtained using an early 
prototype of 2394filing.exe. File was obtained 
prior to the original initiation of SCP-2394's 
extended delta sleep. 

Related Content: Want back before. Am 
different, but normal like other s:Dfb\bu#} 
NQ6v. Hide among. Cant before, stuck 
different, no hide. nJ4?KXn@v8Opsg no 
remove, x'%Q6t{j*]IIV! stuck deep on head. 
Awake that time, x'%Q6t{j]IIV! stays always 
now, never go. Endless. Pain always, nJ4? 
KXn@v8Opsg no stop, why do. nJ4? 
KXn@v8Opsg stop. Please. 


Search Keyword/s: Before, Freedom, Ability, 
Obtained 
Note: Sample obtained using a near- 


completed version of 2394filing.exe. 

Related Content: | thank [-\L**/UN#:I-#S ?] for 
her help. She gave me the [ABILITY] that | 
now enjoy, to let me go where | remember. 

| met her many [YEARS] ago. | was with many 
other [FROGS], and we were being taken 
somewhere by [HUMANS]. There were lots of 
them, all watching us, watching us get killed 
one by one by a [MONSTER 7] for fun. The 
screams of the others, | will never forget. 


That [NIGHT], | met her. She shone brilliantly, 
and her voice calmed me. She gave me my 
[ABILITY], and told me to flee. | tried to help 
the others, but they only ignored me. | left 
alone. 


| go back to where | met her sometimes. | see 
her every time and try to speak to her, but she 
never responds. Should [-\L**/UN#:I-#S ?] 
need me, | will come, | owe her. | just wish she 
would speak back to me, so | know she 
understands how thankful | am.4 


Footnotes 

1. SCP-2394 has attempted to utilise its ability several times during 
its sleep. It has thus far failed to physically activate its effects; 
however, it is successful in relocating itself within its dreams. 

2. Attempting to access SCP-2394 from a device that does not have 
the appropriate driver software installed will result in SCP-2394 
appearing as an irreparable, corrupted external device. 

3. Specifically, the section associated with pain reception. 

4. SCP-2394 has been noted to travel to a location within the Hubei 
provenience of China at a minimum of once per year in its dream. 
Investigation of this region led to the discovery of SCP- 


« SCP-2393 | SCP-2394 | SCP-2395 » 


SCP-2395: $ 585.98 


Item #: SCP-2395 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Observation Post 44 is to 
maintain communication and support from Area-30 while continuing 
surveillance of SCP-2395 and SCP-2395-A. A precautionary 250m 
radius zone around SCP-2395 has been established, which 
Observation Post 44 will continue to monitor for any notable 
movement or activity. Further information from SCP-2395-A's 
occupant has been deemed unlikely following communication with 
Dr. Mill. 


Description: SCP-2395 is a giant price tag, located at 82°08'02.1"S 
16°59'05.5"W in Antarctica. Observing aerial drones have recorded 
SCP-2395 to have the price of "$ 585.98" [sic].