* Chromosomal pairs 3 and 8 are absent from the nucleus. 


¢ All examined nuclei contain anywhere from 16 to 78 heavily 
condensed, hexagonal, carbon-based molecules, each 
7x10-7m in length. Based on previous research, these have 
been tentatively identified as the primary gene bearing 
molecules of an unidentified, non-terrestrial species. 


Special Containment Procedures amended accordingly. 


Addendum 2693.3: On July 21, 2017, 0605 hours EET, the 
Foundation Bureau for Emergent Phenomena, European Desk 
received an automated distress signal originating from Covert 
Site-32. 


An investigative unit was deployed from neighboring Site-14, arriving 
at 0632 and soon determining that the clinic had been abandoned 
by both patients and medical staff. The scene did not indicate 
struggle. However, Covert Site-32's surveillance network had 
sustained considerable damage by unknown means; the security 
tapes could not be salvaged. Nearby settlements were found to be 
similarly abandoned. Through broader inspection of the surrounding 
area the missing persons were located, congregated around the 
island’s sole monastery, 449 meters NNE of Ano Meri. All had 
assumed a completely prone position. The unit noted that those 
examined demonstrated heart and respiratory rates comparable to 
those of healthy, resting adults but were entirety unresponsive to 
external stimuli. 


All affected individuals have since regained consciousness while 
under Foundation custody. Interviewed agents had no memory of 


events occurring prior to 0200 and claimed they had not left the 
station. By contrast, affected civilians were able and willing to 
describe their experiences. Their testimonies are generally 
consistent on the details of the occurence. 


Please note that what follows is an incomplete account 
of an extranormal event as given by those under its 
influence, and therefore is unverified and unverifiable. 


In the early morning hours of July 21, the total native 
population of Pholegandros embarks upon a pilgrimage 
to the Monastery of St. Helena. Though the impulse is 
blanket, the trek itself is slow, haphazard and 
exhausting, possibly due to the wayfarers' poor health. 
Most travel individually. The bedridden are assisted by 
friends and family. A convoy of physically capable 
Pholegandrites carries the wholly incapacitated 
Foundation staff across almost four kilometers of rocky 
expanse to the place of worship. 


Upon arriving at their destination, the pilgrims find not 
their local church but a tall, metallic structure superficially 
resembling a radio tower. After the last travellers arrive, 
a small group of incandescent, spindling figures emerge 
from an adjacent corrugated tin shack. They are clad in 
traditional Eastern Orthodox garb and have been 
identified by all present as the observant penitents. Their 
exact number varies between accounts. 


Speaking as one, the convent proceeds to call, by name, 
six natives. The summoned persons walk forth and, after 
being beckoned to do so by one of the clergymen, enter 
the shack without argument. They are immediately 
followed by all but one of the penitents. 


This remaining entity turns to the assembly and delivers 
a long, charged sermon. He gesticulates wildly towards 
the sky, the earth, the spire behind him, his audience. 
Increasingly distressed, he draws two figures in the sand 
at his feet, the second slightly more elongated than the 
first. With vigor and speaking louder than before, he 


points to the first, then the sky, then something 
indeterminate in the distance, then the second. He falls 
silent and proceeds to articulate, with significant effort, a 
phrase in Greek roughly translating to "wait here". 
Finally, he retreats into the shack, still vocalizing. 


At this point, a general torpor overcomes the islanders, 
and all fall asleep. 


The significance, context and contents of the penitent's first 
declamations have been entirely forgotten by those gathered. 


Attempts to substantiate the above claims have been fruitless; no 
sign of the tower remains. The six named individuals were Marianna 
Konstantinou, Chrysanthi Konstantinou, loannis-lakovos 
Papageorgiou, Eleftherios Georgiadis, Pavlos Sidiropoulos and 
Eugenia Theodoromanolaki. All had been admitted to Covert 
Site-32's permanent care wing in 2007. They are unaccounted for. 


Footnotes 

1. Island in the Aegean Sea, belonging to the Cyclades Group. It 
has an area of approximately 32 km2and a population estimated at 
780. 


« SCP-2692 | SCP-2693 | SCP-2694 » 


SCP-2694: These Old Bones 


Item #: SCP-2694 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2694 is held in an animal 
containment unit located in Site-39's organic containment sector. A 
complete inventory log of all items entering and exiting the 
containment chamber is to be kept in case of an object becoming 
integrated with SCP-2694's mass. 


Description: SCP-2694 is an animated mass of objects currently in 
the shape of a Basset Hound (Canis lupus familiaris). The body is 
primarily composed of parts of stuffed animals, chew toys and 
children's toys. SCP-2694 has shown that it can re-arrange its 
composition to take the form of other animals depending on how 
many toys it has been given. 


Even if SCP-2694 does not have a sufficient quantity of material it 
will still attempt to re-arrange itself into large canine forms. This can 
result in its bodily integrity becoming unstable. Different objects have 
varying effects on SCP-2694's behaviour and form. Aggressively 
themed toys, such as plastic weapons, will result in more aggressive 
behaviour. Once any object considered a usable toy is brought 
within 10 cm of SCP-2694, they will latch themselves onto its body 
without the need of assistance. Once an object has latched itself to 
SCP-2694, it can not be removed, except by SCP-2694 itself. See 
test log for further details. 


After they are worn down to a certain level, portions of SCP-2694's 
body will become detached. SCP-2694 shows no interest in picking 
up objects which have fallen from its body, but will seek to replace it. 
If its body is not replenished SCP-2694's behavior will deteriorate 
along with its bodily integrity. 


X-ray analysis shows that SCP-2694 has a canine skeletal structure. 


Chemical testing has shown the bones are from a single animal, 
which may have been buried for some time prior to exhibiting its 
anomalous effect. 


SCP-2694 was discovered on 09/19/2013, after unusual police 
dispatches regarding a Minnesotan man by the name of George 
Coleridge whom had passed away in his backyard were intercepted. 
Workers sent to clean the deceased's home reported the SCP-2694 
anomalous phenomenon. 


Upon investigation of the Mr. Coleridge's home, Foundation agents 
discovered a makeshift shrine dedicated to Mr. Coleridge's 
childhood. Items upon it contained a varied array of photos, toys, 
scraps of fabric, and a water-damaged journal appearing to 
document the process of how SCP-2694 came to be. 


The following is a transcript of the damaged papers recovered from 

Mr. Coleridge's home. Much of the journal was water damaged, as it 
had been stored in an unprotected fashion throughout various other 
debris present in the home. 


+Journal scrap 1 
undated 


I'm so dejected and rejected. This place is a mess. | live 
in a dump. Old rotten house. Free housing isn't worth 
getting soaked when it rains and baking when the sun 
rises. Rotten down to the core. 

But | have to live somewhere. Couldn't afford to live in 
one of those ‘communities’ even if | want to. 


January 

| need companionship. 
It's not free 

| need a dog 


not free 


? 
+Journal scrap 2 
October 


[illegible] old woman down the street in the old herb 
shop. She had such a nice smile. Probably doesn't know 
people don't want those kind of herbs here. Got free 
samples. 


Trick or treaters came by tonight. Thought about giving 
them the samples but those are mine. 


Stop ringing nobody's home [illegible] 


I've got to get out of this place. Could get a job. Get 
money to live somewhere else. 


But | can't go somewhere else. | can fix it here. Later. 


[illegible] was a compassionate smile. Herb shop might 
be hiring. | burn one of the herbs and it made a smoke 
that smelled good. 


+Journal scrap 3 


February 

[illegible] grave was still out there. That was a 
companion. [illegible] eyes and | always kept her fur 
clean. Never had puppies because she never left the 
house. In my room, she's watching me from the door as 
I'm playing with trucks. 


Maybe she scratches at the door, dad yells. Then she 
came back to me again. 


My door still has the scratches. It stinks of something. 


[illegible section, visible fragments indicate describing a 
"journey" of some sort] 


Going back to the herb shop 


TOMORROW 
BUY or GET: 


* Shovel 

¢ Tarp 

¢ Metal Detector(?) 
¢ Herbs 


tired 
+Journal scrap 4 


[illegible] last night by the sound of barking and clacking 
down the wooden floor hallway, | could of sworn it was 
Molly barking. But the pitch was wrong. It's trying. Can't 
remember it just from the bones. Maybe | don't 
remember. 


| got a letter from a girl. Said she was my granddaughter. 
But when she sniffed it and cracked rotten obviously she 
was trying to convey something to me. I've made it this 
far. Once | fix her right then we can do me. 


Something worthwhile has finally happened in this 
house. The pictures on the walls are going to be looking 
on me with envy now. 


[illegible] 


| emptied the bowls and put them back outside by Molly's 
grave where they should be. 


[illegible] 


ALways close. So close. Close close Close close Close 
close Close. I'm just so frustrated. But | almost 
remember all of this. | follow the chain but it's sunk in too 
deep and nothing Molly does feels right anymore. 


When she's next to me it's cold and | smell something 
underneath her fuzz. It's lumpy underneath and her head 
hurts my hands. 


What kind of sick joke is this? 


[illegible] granddaughter is [illegible] wants to [illegible] 
home. | think she's arranging to skulk outside and try 
looking in. 


Stop ringing nobody's home 

| do not have a dog anymore. 
+Journal scrap 5 

07/09/2013 


| put more toys out for Molly today | read in a book at the 
library that burning herbs eases the spirits Every late 
evening now I'm sitting by Molly's grave all night tonight 
with some blankets | am going to burn [illegible] come 
sunset | want this to end 


Addendum: Testing log 


Table of effects shown in 
SCP-2694 when toys are 
introduced to it. 

Introduction of one guitar hero | SCP-2694 vocalized in a distorted 

controller press whammy bar. fashion for approximately 5 hours 
after which SCP-2694 removed 
the toy by itself. 

Introduction of 1 red plastic brick. SCP-2694 integrated the object 
into its paws and refused to 
stand, apparently being 
uncomfortable. After several 
minutes, the brick was ejected 
and would not re-integrate with 
SCP-2694's body. 

Introduction of 1 green soldier | SCP-2694 disassembled itself 


figure taken from 2694's recovery totally upon instigation of visual 


site. 


contact and did not rearrange 
itself until toy was removed by 
Staff. 


Introduction of 1 dog tail butt plug. SCP-2694 did not use the object 


Introduction of 1 small foam dari 
gun. 


Introduction of 1 laser pointer. 


for sexual purposes, but did 
integrate the piece into its tail. It 
has not yet been recovered. 
SCP-2694 shot darts at members 
of staff out of its eyes. The gun 
has not been recovered and has 
since become a part of 
SCP-2694's main body. 
SCP-2694 forced the pointer into 
its nose and chased the laser. 
SCP-2694 chased it for 18 hours 
before detaching the laser from 
itself. 


Introduction of 20 small matchbox SCP-2694 pushed all the wheels 


Cars. 


Introduction of spinning top. 


to its feet and sped around its 
containment for approx 13.5hrs 
before detaching 12 matchbox 
cars which had become 
damaged. The remaining cars 
have become a part of SCP-2694. 
SCP-2694 span at high speeds 
until it crashed into a wall and 
completely disassembled itself 
upon impact. SCP-2694 
reassembled itself in approx 24 
hours. Testing of gyroscopic 
objects has been discontinued. 


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SCP-2695: Lucibelle Perhacs 


The following document is currently outdat 
that outdated Foundation practices and prc 
standards. Updated documentation is curre 
staff. 


SCP-2695. 


Item #: SCP-2695 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2695 is to be monitored 
and housed within Humanoid Containment Level 1 within Site-04. 
Personnel may be required to escort SCP-2695 should she find 
difficulty in walking. Requests from SCP-2695 for entertainment, 
conversation, or other needs may be put under review by Dr. 
Pritchard before transference of requested materials. 


Description: SCP-2695 is an elderly woman, originally residing in 
Montreal, Canada. SCP-2695 is 68 years of age and identifies itself 
as "Lucibelle Perhacs." SCP-2695 is by all means a non-anomalous 
human being, and is of average physical and mental health. 


SCP-2695-T refers to a No. 5 sewing needle embedded within 
SCP-2695's aorta. SCP-2695 claims that the wound was recent, but 
no damage or punctures were found to have existed internally or on 
the epidermis of their chest. SCP-2695 also claims that she feels no 
discomfort or pain from SCP-2695-T's presence. 


Since SCP-2695's initial containment, an additional three sewing 
needles have appeared within their right atrium and pulmonary 


allowing D-class personnel to collect mouse. Upon retrieval, mouse 
was noted to appear to be lacking any anatomic structure beside 
skin and bones. Mouse was taken for further examination. 


When mouse was dissected, researchers noted a complete absence 
of blood, internal organs, and musculature. All interior structures 
were instead replaced with a system of roots, which researchers 
traced back to the mouse's skull. A single seed was found inside the 
mouse's otherwise empty brain cavity. Mouse was subsequently 
burned. 


Experiment 4: / /_ . Jar containing 130 aphids introduced. 
Additional camera added for closeup viewing. 


Result: Aphids proceeded to attach themselves to SCP-307 and 
feed. SCP-307 did not respond in any visible manner. All aphids 
were dead within five (5) minutes of first feeding. Potential for use as 
insecticide noted. 


Addendum 1: Notes of interest taken by Agent Apocalemur during 
observation of SCP-307 


... The energy necessary to facilitate such a rapid growth 
rate would be astronomical, yet SCP-307 seems able to 

"pursue" prey regardless of available light or time since it 
last fed... 


... The behavior exhibited by SCP-307 during Incident 
307 would suggest the presence of some kind of 
botanical muscle. Examination of severed vines has 
revealed no structure that could conceivably serve this 
purpose... 


Addendum 2: In light of Incident 307, SCP-307 has been upgraded 
to Keter class. Appropriate adjustments to containment protocol 
have been made. See Incident Report 307 for more details. 


« SCP-306 | SCP-307 | SCP-308 » 


valve, suggesting that SCP-2695-T is currently self-replicating at a 
rate of one needle per two weeks. 


Attempts to surgically remove SCP-2695-T have been unsuccessful 
thus far. Despite the usage of X-ray imaging, personnel have been 
unable to extract SCP-2695-T without causing harm SCP-2695.