necessary for the transformation to occur; however, individuals 
exposed to SCP-1361 and allowed to do so frequently consume far 
in excess of this amount, beyond the normal ability of an individual 
of their species. All secondary samples of SCP-1361 produced in 
this manner behave identically to the primary sample, except that 
DNA markers from the individual consumed will now be present. 


SCP-1361 remains in this state until its mass drops below 50 kg, 
either due to being consumed, due to pieces of it being removed, or 
due to loss of mass from not eating. Testing has indicated that the 
ability to digest a subject after being consumed is not limited to the 
periods when SCP-1361 is emitting the scent described above and 
that it persists after being cooked. The scent given off when 
SCP-1361 is cooked has been described as more pleasant than its 
uncooked scent; D-class personnel exposed to it have engaged in 
irrational behavior and physical violence in an attempt to gain 
access to samples of cooked SCP-1361. 


« SCP-1360 | SCP-1361 | SCP-1362 » 


SCP-1362: The Cartographers' Guild 


Item #: SCP-1362 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: One square kilometer of 
Greenland has been designated as SCP-1362's containment area. 
Personnel stationed on the outside of this zone are to monitor 
SCP-1362-1's daily movements and any changes to the smoke they 
produce. Security personnel are to turn back any trespassers, and 
signs warning of land mines have been placed in a 3 kilometer 
radius around SCP-1362. 


Foundation personnel are to suppress any reports of SCP-1362's 
smoke signals, and disseminate rumors of amateur survivalists 
creating the signals to local populations. Any subjects viewing 
SCP-1362 phenomenon are to be detained, interviewed, issued 
Class-C amnestics, and released to their homes. 


Description: SCP-1362 designates a 500 square meter area within 
Greenland. A cube composed of graphite, measuring 12cm x 12cm 
x 12cm, is located at the center of SCP-1362. A small circle is 
engraved into the top of this cube. 


SCP-1362-1 designates 6 humanoid figures which manifest within 
SCP-1362. Instances of SCP-1362-1 are 1.6 meters tall and weigh 
72 kilograms. They are each dressed in a black shirt, pants, and 
sandals, with no visible branding or other identifying marks. The 
upper body of all SCP-1362-1 instances constantly produce a thick, 
black smoke, which obscures their faces and upper torsos. 


When active, instances of SCP-1362-1 will attempt to signal any 
transportation it can view, waving to any incoming Foundation 
vehicles or personnel stationed around its containment area. In 
addition to waving, instances of SCP-1362-1 will stick thumbs out, 
whistle, and attempt to block the vehicle from exiting by surrounding 


it. SCP-1362-1 instances will not exit their containment area to 
pursue these vehicles. 


When no vehicles are present outside of the containment zone, 
instances of SCP-1362-1 will slowly walk along the perimeter or 
interior of SCP-1362, making notes of the surrounding area. Each 
instance categorizes different information about the surrounding 
topography. Once every 24 hours, all instances will gather at the 
granite rock within SCP-1362, and send a string of smoke signals 
shaped like English characters into the air, forming messages. 


instance Behavior 
SCP-1362-A SCP-1362-A will slowly walk 
along the perimeter of SCP-1362, 
transmitting smoke signals that 
transcribe to observations in 
English about its surroundings 
and producing a significantly 
smaller amount of non- 
communicative smoke. 
SCP-1362-B Rolls along the ground within 
SCP-1362, reporting the 
composition of the topsoil, the 
rate of decomposition from any 
organic matter beneath the soil, 
and the rate of continental drift 
experienced by Greenland. 
SCP-1362-C Will comment on the quality and 
makeup of the atmosphere within 
SCP-1362, and any notable 
changes to its makeup. 
SCP-1362-C will note any 
unusual gases it encounters, and 
give personalized names to 
unusual pockets of gas. 
SCP-1362-D SCP-1362-D is completely silent, 
but reacts to any persistent or 
unusual sound which is produced 
within or outside SCP-1362. 
Appears to be attracted to loud, 


SCP-1362-E 


SCP-1362-F 


sudden noises more than 
persistent wildlife, and has 
become less reactive to expected 
noises as SCP-1362 has been in 
containment. 

Consumes the soil, plant life, and 
any edible non-organics which 
enter SCP-1362, commenting on 
their texture and nutritional value, 
and speculating on how it could 
be used if cooked or baked. If 
consuming hazardous material, 
SCP-1362-E will comment on its 
symptoms and any unusual 
feelings it experiences. If 
consuming a fatally hazardous 
material, SCP-1362-E will 
suddenly excrete all hazardous 
material from an orifice instead of 
dying. 

Speculates on possibilities of 
sudden weather conditions, 
prehistoric life suddenly emerging 
from the woods surrounding 
SCP-1362, getting a ride to a new 
location, the earth beneath it 
being torn open causing 
SCP-1362 to fall into the earth's 
core, and other fantastic 
situations. 


Addendum: Log of smoke signals originating from within 


SCP-1362. 


Date: 


Signal: Initial: Cold barren trees. Life minimal. 


Unsuitable. 


Date: 


Signal: Small settle exists around. Attempt transport to 


reach additional spots. 


Date: / /19 
Signal: Unable to acquire transport. 


Date: / /19 

Signal: Whole place is trees forever. Land is primarily 
barren, cold, useless. 

Note: No instances of SCP-1362-1 had left SCP-1362. 


Date: / /19 
Signal: Survey nearly complete. Ready next spot. 


Date: / /19 
Signal: Survey complete. Awaiting transport. 


Date: / /20 
Signal: Transport necessary. No more learned here. 


Date: / /20 

Signal: Sudden changes. Please soon end. 

Note: No notable events preceded this signal. Testing 
had been concluded approximately 34 years before this 
message was created. 


Date: / /20 
Signal: Out. Please. Done 


No additional signals have been created as of / /20 . 
Alterations to documentation are pending. 


« SCP-1361 | SCP-1362 | SCP-1363 » 


SCP-1363: Possessed Virus 


Item #: SCP-1363 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: A 5mL vial containing a sample 
of SCP-1363 is kept in refrigerated biological storage at Bio- 
Research Site-101. Level 3 Biohazard Protocols are to be observed 
whenever research is performed on SCP-1363. 


Personnel who begin to exhibit symptoms of SCP-1363 infection are 
to submit to blood testing. In the event of a breach, BRS-101 is to 
enter lockdown, and infected individuals are to be quarantined under 
Level 3 Biohazard Protocols. Personnel who recover are to be 
released one (1) week after symptoms cease. Remains of personnel 
who expire are to be incinerated. 


Requests to interview SCP-1363-1 require the express approval of 
two (2) Level 3 Researchers. Interviews are only to be conducted 
while infected subjects are sedated. 


Description: SCP-1363 is a highly contagious human specific virus 
which infects epithelial tissue. Transmission occurs through physical 
contact with infected bodily fluids. The virus is capable of rapidly 
mutating resistance to hostile agents, thus far rendering all antiviral 
treatments ineffective. 


Infection by SCP-1363 occurs in three (3) stages: 


¢ Stage 1 begins between three (3) days and one (1) week 
following exposure with subjects reporting a sour, metallic 
taste and persistent headache. Testing at this stage reveals 
SCP-1363 present in the blood. Scrape-like skin lesions 
appear on the extremities through unknown means. This 
effect is reported to be painless, albeit unnerving. 

* Stage 2 occurs between two (2) and three (3) weeks following 


exposure with subjects developing severe and widespread 
arthritis, as well as anemia and a progressive suppression of 
the immune system (which is fatal in approximately 7% of 
cases). At this point, lesions will start to form coherent words 
and sentences, which are controlled by two entities, 
collectively designated SCP-1363-1. It is possible to 
communicate with both entities by writing queries onto 
subjects, at which point lesions rapidly rearrange into 
responses. This rearrangement process is also painless, but 
has been shown to cause panic in subjects. 

¢ After 5 months, SCP-1363 will cease replicating, marking 
transition into Stage 3. At this point, the virus naturally is 
filtered out by the renal system, followed by a cessation of all 
symptoms. In all cases, no traces of SCP-1363 remain in the 
body after seven (7) months. 


SCP-1363-1 consists of two entities, designated SCP-1363-1-A and 
B. SCP-1363-1-A claims to be the lateH D , while 
SCP-1363-1-B claims tobe the lateL S__ .Both instances of 
SCP-1363-1 appear to be unaware of their nature, but nonetheless 
are very amicable in personality, have demonstrated in-depth 
knowledge of 1940's era nuclear physics, and appear to enjoy 
interaction. Interviews with the subjects have been very informative, 
and both entities are extremely willing to divulge personal 
information. 


On September 15, 1945, the first recorded outbreak of SCP-1363 
infection occurred at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, resulting 
in the infection of researchers. However, it wasn't until an 
additional outbreak on May 30, 1946, afurther infections, and 
deaths that a quarantine was put into place and the virus was 
discovered. 


As of / /197 , SCP-1363 is contained in BRS-101 and is classified 
as Euclid. 


Addendum 1: Interview Log 1363-1-B-3 
Interviewer: Dr. 


Interviewed: SCP-1363-1-B 


Foreword: Interview conducted through subject D-9356. 
<Begin Log> 

Dr. : Hello SCP-1363-1-B. 

SCP-1363-1-B: Please, call me L 


Dr. :OK,L_ ,1 would like to ask you some questions 
regarding your origins. 


SCP-1363-1-B: No problem. Well, | was born in 
[IRRELEVANT DATA REDACTED] So in May of that 
year | was performing some criticality testing on 
[REDACTED], right? The same one that killed H_ . I'm 
being a little fast and loose like always, when my hand 
slipped, and there was immediately this blue light. | 
pulled apart the assembly, and told everyone to mark 
their spot on the ground. 


Dr. : What happened next? 


SCP-1363-1-B: Then we left the building and | started 
throwing up. | was in the hospital for a few days, | knew | 
was done for. It was pretty bad, you know the effects of 
radiation? 


Dr. : lam aware of the effects of radiation exposure. 
Continue, L 


SCP-1363-1-B: See, my memory kinda gets hazy then, | 
must've been delirious or something. The next thing | 
knew, I'm floating in this void, but | can see some of my 
buddies. So | try talking to them, but then they start 
freaking out like they think their skin is gonna fall off. 


Dr. : Do you know why they were acting that way? 


SCP-1363-1-B: Nope. | can't see them anymore, all | can 
see is a guy ina prison suit. Are you that guy? 


Dr. : No, that's D-9356. My name is Dr. . Do you know 


how I'm communicating with you? 


SCP-1363-1-B: You're talking to me, right doc? | can 
hear your voice, | just can't see you. Where are you? 


Dr. :|was about to ask you the same question, L 
SCP-1363-1-B: I'm with H_ . So guess I'm dead. 
<End Log> 

« SCP-1362 | SCP-1363 | SCP-1364 » 


SCP-1364: Ultra-Vulnerable Mammal 


Item #: SCP-1364 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: At this time, there are no 
means of keeping SCP-1364 completely safe, and methods are 
currently being researched into the minimization of damage dealt to 
SCP-1364. SCP-1364 should be contained within two 
interconnected 10 m x 10 m x 5 m chambers with 40 cm padded 
impact-resistant polyester lining on all inside surfaces. The areas 
should remain completely devoid of light and external sound. The 
containment chambers should be kept completely empty to ensure 
SCP-1364 remains docile and ‘healthy’. Any observation of damage 
taken by SCP-1364, or any signs of pain should be dealt with 
promptly with any resources available to aid in minimizing damage. 


One cell is to be kept at a temperature of 20°C at all times; the cell 
opposite is to be kept at 30°C. The chambers should be positioned 
in such a way to provide easy access between each for SCP-1364. 


Personnel are forbidden to interact with SCP-1364 in any way save 
for manipulation of a projector using shadows to depict calming 
situations on the wall of SCP-1364's containment chamber. A 
Foundation-issued audio CD entitled "Nature Sounds" is to be on 
constant playback within the cell at a volume of 10 decibels, looping 
alongside playback similar to Shepard tones. 


The chamber itself is to be filtered for contaminants on a low cycle 
each hour. 


Description: SCP-1364 is a small, mammalian creature resembling 
an anteater. SCP-1364 is friendly, on certain occasions attempting 
to embrace researchers with an elongated tongue located near its 
nostrils. It does not appear to be sapient, and shows limited if 
diminishing signs of intelligence. 


SCP-1364 has extremely poor endurance and mobility depending on 
its current state. SCP-1364's physical form remains relatively static 
when unexposed to a significant amount of stimulus; however, the 
creature grows increasingly vulnerable to even the most negligible of 
stimulus with prolonged exposure. The subject seems to respond 
normally to a stimulus on the first exposure, but repeated stimulus is 
exponentially more harmful. 


Despite the presence of a digestive system, SCP-1364 does not 
seem to require sustenance; testing reveals that the creature in fact 
fares better without it, as the process of mastication, swallowing, 
digestion, and defecation results in significant bodily stress. The 
cause of SCP-1364's extreme vulnerability has not yet been 
discovered, as the body shows no specific physical anomalies. 


SCP-1364 appears to heal at a standard rate when left alone. 


The creature was discovered after repeated reports of its 
disappearing and reappearing beneath floors and inside walls at 

Zoo's nursery prior to containment; amnestics were 
administered to witnesses after recovery. 


Addendum 1364-A: Documentation of first experiment with 
SCP-1364 by Site Biologist Dr. Sanders. 


Dr. Sanders: Hi there, little guy. We're going to- 
SCP-1364 appears to shield its ears with its paws. 
Dr. Sanders: Hey, what's wrong, little fella? 


SCP-1364 begins to 'cry', emitting liquid from tear glands 
and vocalizing a low wail. 


Dr. Sanders attempts to pick up SCP-1364. 


SCP-1364 starts to rub its eyes. Skin in contact with the 
tears begins to burn slightly. Hair begins to fall off. 


Dr. Sanders (yelling): Someone get in here! What the 
hell is wrong with this thing? 


SCP-1364 begins bleeding from the ears. 
Dr. : (To Dr. Sanders via microphone) Abort testing. 


Dr. Sanders places SCP-1364 on the floor of the 
containment chamber and exits the cell. 


SCP-1364 curls into a fetal position and begins rocking 
back and forth. 


<End Log> 


Addendum 1364-B: Stimulus Testing: 

Foreword: Repeated applications conducted within 5 minutes of 
each other. The effect of exponential sensitivity seems to reset after 
a period of a few hours. 


Stimulus Effect 

Physicai 

Water Hair loss, subject appears 
distressed. 

Saline Negligible skin irritation, subject 
appears distressed. 

Exposure to candle Subject covered in first degree 


burns, subject becomes 
temporarily comatose. 

Droplet of ethanoic acid Droplet burned through subject's 
paw, subject appears extremely 
distressed. 

Subject rubbed against Copper | [DATA EXPUNGED] 

(xT application) 

Subject dropped lightly on natural No noticeable physical effect. 

rubber surface 


No stimuius Subject appears distressed. 
Sound