When a living human touches one of the two handles on SCP-1299, 
the tub will begin filling with water. Once the tub is filled, an invisible 
force, designated SCP-1299-1, will pull the subject into SCP-1299 
and force the subject underwater. An imprint of a pair of hands will 
appear around the subject's neck while they attempt to escape. 
Barring outside intervention, the subject will invariably drown, at 


which point the water will begin to drain via unknown means until the 
containment chamber is completely dry. The corpse may then be 
retrieved safely. 


If by the 26th night of each month no living body has touched the 
handles or is in the room, SCP-1299-1 will manifest and leave 
SCP-1299, leaving a trail of wet humanoid footprints. It will seek out 
the nearest living human body, which it will drag back to SCP-1299 
and begin to drown as normal. If the process is interrupted and the 
subject pulled away from SCP-1299-1, the subject's personality will 
undergo a complete resequencing. (For additional information, see 
Addendum 1299-0-1.) SCP-1299-1 is intangible and impossible to 
damage by any means yet tested, and does not appear on thermal 
imaging or X-ray scanning. For additional information see Testing 
Log 1299-A. 


Testing Log 1299-A: 


Subject: One (1) D-class personnel (D-985) with background in 
plumbing. 

Conditions: D-985 instructed to attach SCP-1299 to newly 
constructed water pipe. 

Result: SCP-1299 began filling autonomously, and SCP-1299-1 
immediately dragged D-985 into SCP-1299 to drown him. 
Immediately after D-985's death, footprints characteristic of 
SCP-1299-1 formed a trail towards and through the locked door to 
the containment chamber. SCP-1299-1 proceeded to grab one of 
the two guards stationed outside and pull him through the still-locked 
door into SCP-1299. Site personnel were alerted of a containment 
breach. SCP-1299-1 continued to seize and drown personnel until it 
successfully killed a female D-class, at which point SCP-1299 
deactivated. The pipe was removed without further incident. 


Note: Testing of SCP-1299 to be halted until further notice. 
Procedure F-30 to continue as scheduled. Recommend female 
subjects to avoid a second containment breach. -Dr T 


Addendum 1299-0-1: On / /2008, Dr. _ , the researcher who was 
at the time overseeing SCP-1299, attempted to alter the conditions 
of Procedure F-30 without proper authorization. D-1130 was 
introduced to the testing environment and instructed to enter the 


bathtub per regulation, but when SCP-1299-1 appeared, Dr. 
breached containment and attempted to pull the subject out of 
SCP-1299. After approximately 1 minute of struggle, subject was 
removed from SCP-1299, and the instance of SCP-1299-1 
disappeared. D-1130 seemed extremely distressed, asking where 
he was and insisting that he had just been in his house. Upon further 
examination and interview, D-1130 referred to himself as ,a 
female who had been killed by drowning years ago in , New 
York. Her boyfriend had been convicted of her murder, though the 
evidence was purely circumstantial. After gathering all available 
information, subject was terminated (for full logs, see Interview 
1299-A). One day later, a second D-class was used in Procedure 
F-30 to prevent a containment breach. Experiments are currently 
Ongoing to determine the cause and results of this secondary effect. 


[+]Testing Log 1299-B[+] 


Subject: Two D-class personnel (D-701 and 803) 
Conditions: D-701 instructed to touch handle, then 
D-803 and D-701 both instructed to lie down in 
SCP-1299. 

Result: After 30 seconds SCP-1299-1 appeared and 
attacked both subjects simultaneously. Three guards 
pulled the subjects from the water. Both subjects claimed 
tobe ,a25-year old female whose husband killed her 
by drowning her in the bathtub. Each subject expressed 
extreme distress at the other's assertions. Both were 
able to recall intimate details of _ 's life. D-803 was 
terminated, and D-701 was used as a subject for 
Procedure F-30. 


Subject: One D-class personnel (D-942) 

Conditions: D-942 sent in wired to recording net 
attached to EEG and ordered to perform procedure F-30. 
Security instructed to pull subject out after five seconds. 
Result: At 1.25 seconds after SCP-1299-1's attack, 
D-942 briefly displayed brainwave patterns consistent 
with the onset of a grand-mal epileptic seizure, before 
almost immediately returning to that of an excited state 


typical of a person being drowned. SCP-1299-1 pulled 
recording net off subject after two seconds. 


Subject: One D-class personnel (D-1074) 

Conditions: D-1074 sent in to perform Procedure F-30. 
Security instructed to remove sample of water from 
SCP-1299. 

Result: F-30 enacted successfully, water sample 
retrieved. Sample showed no anomalous properties. 
Mineral concentrations and pH were found to be typical 
of municipal tap water from , New York. 


Subject: One D-class personnel (D-873) 

Conditions: SCP-1299 filled using hose attached to 
external water source. D-873 positioned in containment 
chamber in case of SCP-1299-1 activation. 

Result: Immediately upon SCP-1299 being completely 
filled, SCP-1299-1 attacked D-873, initiating Procedure 
F-30. 


Subject: One D-class personnel (D-1132) 

Conditions: SCP-1299 filled with bleach supplied by 
hose. D-1132 positioned in containment chamber in case 
of SCP-1299-1 activation. 

Result: No activation of SCP-1299; no appearance of 
SCP-1299-1. 


Subject: One D-class personnel (D-894) 

Conditions: D-894 brought in to enact procedure F-30 
as scheduled. 

Result: Upon seeing SCP-1299, D-894 retreated to the 
far corner of the room and stayed there screaming until 
escorted out of the room by security personnel. See 
Interview 1299-B. 


[+]lnterview 1229-A[+] 
Interviewed: Subject D-1130 


Interviewer: Dr. T 


Foreword: Interview with D-1130 after Dr. | breached 
containment during Procedure F-30. 


<Begin Log> 
D-1130: Where... [38-second pause] Where am |? 


Dr. T : You're in a hospital, you appear to have fallen 
and suffered brain trauma. Now if you can focus, we 
need to know what your name is, and the last thing that 
you remember. 


D-1130: . But a hospital? | was just in my house. 
I'd decided to take a bath. 


Dr. T : What was the date and time? 
D-1130: , . About : in the afternoon. 
Dr. T : Thank you. What happened next? 


D-1130: Well, | went upstairs to the bathroom and... [4- 
second pause] | don't — | don't know, it all happened so 
quick... [Subject becomes visibly distraught] 


Dr. T : D-1130? What happened so quick? What was 
the last thing you remember? 


D-1130: Please, | need to get out of here, he's going to 
come, he's going to come! 


[D-1130 gets up and attempts to grab Dr. T_ , but is shot 
twice by Agent] 


<End Log> 


Closing Statement: Subject's description was found to 
match the exact date and suspected time of the 
drowning of by her boyfriend. 


[+]lnterview 1229-B[+] 


Foreword: Interview with subject D-894 after subject 
displayed familiarity with and fear of SCP-1299. 


<Begin Log> 


Dr. T : Hello D-894. You seem to have previous 
knowledge of SCP-1299. 


D-894: You [EXPLETIVE DELETED] should blow that 
thing up! That god damned tub ruined my life! But 
nobody believes me, nobody ever [EXPLETIVE 
DELETED] believes me! 


Dr. T : Believes you about what, D-894? 


D-894: Me and my wife had just bought a house in ; 
and the day after | moved in, the next damn day, | hear 
screaming coming from upstairs. So | rush into the 
bathroom and see her thrashing in the tub. By the time | 
get to her, she's dead. So turns out the neighbor also 
heard the screams, and called the cops. Well guess who 
gets the murder charges? But... [2-second pause] You 
guys have the tub now. Which means you stopped it! So 
you can tell the world the truth, you can get me off this 
whole sentence! 


Dr. T : Thank you for your co-operation D-894. Your 
case will be attended to shortly. 


D-894: Thank you doctor, thank you so much, thank you, 
thank you! 


<End Log> 


Closing Statement: Subject given B-Class Amnesics, 
and moved back to holding facilities. 


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Articles 1300-1399 


SCP-1300: Liquid Surgeon 


Item #: SCP-1300 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: Object is to be contained within 
a 5m x 5m x 5m containment chamber. Access is denied to 
personnel below Level 3 clearance. SCP-1300 is only to be used for 
research purposes. 


If consenting terminal cancer patients are used as subjects, they are 
to be administered Class-A amnestics upon the successful 
completion of the experiment (or if they choose not to participate at 
any point). Victims of an unsuccessful operation are to be 
incinerated. If the next of kin requests the deceased's body, a cover 
story is to be fabricated justifying the incineration of the corpse. The 
ashes may then be released to the next of kin. 


No change in procedure should be required if D-Class personnel are 
used. 


Description: SCP-1300 is an old dentist's chair. The chair itself is 
quite unremarkable; SCP-1300's anomalous properties originate 
from the hydraulics column underneath it, normally used to control 
the height of the chair. To date, all attempts to open the column 
have been met with failure. 


When a human subject settles into the chair, four mechanical arms 
with blunted heads emerge from the column base and hover over 
the body of the subject, "scanning" them through unknown means. 
Locations on the stomach and the neck appear to be preferred by 
SCP-1300, although the exact location widely varies between 
individual subjects. Upon finding a suitable location, each arm's 
head releases a number of surgical instruments, including lasers, 
needles, and tubes. The subject is administered a local anesthetic 
and a paralytic agent. It is unknown how SCP-1300 restocks its 


pharmaceuticals, but given its method of operation, the conversion 
of [REDACTED] the likeliest source. See Addendum 1 for more 
details. 


After the subject is immobilized, the arms create small incisions near 
the injection sites and insert a number of tubes inside. The tubes are 
guided through the subject's body to any foreign objects located 
within. These include transplanted organs, malign or benign tumors, 
lodged objects, pacemakers and deep-brain stimulators, and false 
teeth. It is unknown how SCP-1300 determines which objects are 
foreign to the subject's body. Analysis of trace substances left over 
by SCP-1300 reveals the presence of several types of chemical 
scissors (such as nucleases and ligases), which could reasonably 
be used to [REDACTED], singling out foreign bodies through 
deduction. SCP-1300 does not consider objects smaller than 
approximately 500 micrometers. 


Upon reaching a foreign object, SCP-1300 will pump an unknown 
enzyme through the tubes, dissolving the object. The resulting liquid 
is then drawn back through the tube into SCP-1300; the liquid 
appears to be inert and nontoxic. Upon removing all identified 
foreign objects, another fluid agent is pumped inside which repairs 
damaged organs, or assumes the shape and function of missing 
ones. [REDACTED], though no exact match has been found in any 
database. After finishing the process, the tubes retract, and the 
incisions are closed with surgical lasers. Following the completion of 
the operation, the arms shut and retreat inside the hydraulics 
column. The operation is reported to be painless, but some subjects 
find the paralytic agent and the sensation of the tubes inside their 
body to be highly unpleasant. 


While highly effective at treating most kinds of cancers and many 
kinds of physical trauma, SCP-1300 is unable to cure bacterial or 
viral infections. Due to its lack of object resolution below 500 
micrometers, some cancerous cells may remain in a subject, leaving 
a chance for later re-emergence. In addition, the tissue repair and 
replacement technique is imperfect, sometimes resulting in 
malformed but partially functional organs, and rarely in malformed 
and dysfunctional ones. SCP-1300 will not repair organs which it 
has already repaired or replaced itself. Following [DATA 


EXPUNGED)}, all testing with brain-damaged subjects is prohibited. 


Addendum 1: SCP-1300 will unpredictably undergo a change in 
functionality (henceforth referred to as beta-state) immediately 
following the administration of the paralytic agent. A very small 
amount of modified dissolving enzyme is injected, causing a 
destructive chain reaction which renders internal organs into a semi- 
viscous substance similar to that observed during regular operation. 
The resulting slurry is siphoned back inside SCP-1300, replaced at 
approximately the same rate by a foul-smelling red liquid composed 
of disorganized organic molecules. 


The paralytic agent prevents the subject from moving, speaking, or 
changing their facial expression; an increase in ocular, cardiac, and 
respiratory activity indicates that the subject is conscious of 
SCP-1300's activity. As the chain reaction occurs too rapidly to be 
stopped by any available means - invariably ending in death - and 
beta-state appears to be intentional and possibly essential to the 
device's continued operation, it is recommended that the subject be 
administered a dose of barbiturates to induce a coma until 
expiration. Depending on the subject's size, beta-state may last up 
to 5 minutes. In cases, subject's body burst upon being over-filled 
with the beta-state biomatter. 


It is difficult to predict wnen SCP-1300 will enter beta-state. Some 
correlation between the difficulty of the preceding operation(s) with 
the time until beta-state activation has been observed. In one case, 
following six (6) wide-spread T4 tumor operations requiring multiple 
organs to be repaired or replaced, SCP-1300 was presented with a 
dismembered subject on life support. SCP-1300 attempted to 
replace the missing limbs, as expected. 15 minutes into the 
operation, however, SCP-1300 ceased functioning. After 5 minutes, 
it entered beta-state and consumed the subject's organs. 


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SCP-1301: The Singing Violin 


Item #: SCP-1301 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1301-1 and SCP-1301-2 
are to be kept inside a secured, soundproofed box inside of a 
secured, soundproofed chamber. Absolute silence is to be 
maintained at all times within the holding chamber, and personnel 
will not be permitted entry into the chamber without the provided 
noise containment suits. Prior authorization is required to handle 
either SCP. 


Any personnel or individuals that are contaminated by SCP-1301-1 
in its active state are to be immediately contained for study, owing to 
SCP-1301-1's effects. 


Description: SCP-1301-1 is a violin of crimson hue, lacking a 
maker's label or other obvious sign of identification. Upon analysis, it 
has been found that its strings are made of spider silk, and that its 
body is composed of a variety of different woods, primarily spruce 
and maple. 


SCP-1301-2 is a violin bow, constructed from pernambuco wood of 
a crimson hue identical to SCP-1301-1. Its ribbon is comprised of 
black, coarse horsehair, but in all other regards it appears to be of 
usual construction. 


SCP-1301-1 is extremely sensitive to certain kinds of vibrations; if 
jostled violently or exposed to human voices, it will enter its active 
state and its strings will sound audibly for 1 to 13 minutes unless 
otherwise muffled. Direct exposure to the sound produced during the 
object's active state will invariably result in contamination. 


Over the 13 hours following initial exposure, individuals 
contaminated by SCP-1301-1 will permanently lose their voices, and