With all due respect, | really do not think you fully 
understand the implications of the behavior of 
SCP-1795. They are machines, this much | am certain 
of. Bio-mechanical constructs, yes, but machines 
nevertheless. Machines imply a designer, anda 
designer, by extension, implies that his machines have a 
purpose. The purpose of cases of SCP-1795 are clear - 
to build worlds entirely suited to the biology of their 
creators and to prepare them for their arrival, a directive 
they have followed for over a hundred million years. 


But it’s out of control! Throughout our studies of these 
worlds, no one has arrived to inhabit them. None of 
these ‘masters’ arrive to inherit these worlds. Could it not 
be that these ‘masters’ are dead, lost, or scattered? And 
that these machines are all that remain, mindlessly 
creating world after world? 


But consider- one final thing. These worlds that are 
created are positively Earth-like. In fact, they are perfect 
for human habitation. All structures on these worlds are 
designed for beings of human size and shape. In fact, | 
would go so far as to say that these worlds are designed 
for us. They are built for us. Please consider, sir, that 
surely a civilization great enough to create beings such 
as SCP-1795 could never be totally destroyed, that there 
must be some survivors, scattered across the more 
remote areas of this galaxy. The implications of this are 
many - but | for one- begin to suspect - that the cases of 
SCP-1795 are very likely to obey human orders. 


| have re-submitted Document U1795 for your 
consideration. 


Regards, 
Dr. L. Richter. 


+ Addendum J1795 


The following audio message was received after Dr. L 
Richter established preliminary contact with SCP-1795- 
M/129 via SCP-__. The voice received was comparable 
to that of a young female. Language was virtually 
identical to ancient dialect. Translation follows. 


++Message begins 12/06/ 13:244+ 


Oh my masters, 

[STATIC], lost for so long. The war, the terrible, awful 
genocide of the (Lit. Trans: ‘Pattern Screamer’), we 
[STATIC] extinct, we didn’t know! We could only flee, 
build for the survivors, but we feared our work was 
(STATIC, possibly ‘in vain / futile) But we never dared to 
hope that some would remain in [STATIC] part of 
[STATIC] galaxy. 

Are you satisfied with our work? It took [STATIC] long, 
and we feared it would last forever. Our empire outshone 
the [STATIC], and now, it will do so again. 

My masters. Oh, my masters. 

We are coming home. 


++Message ends++ 


« SCP-1794 | SCP-1795 | SCP-1796 » 


SCP-1796: TOP SECRET DOCUMENTS 


Item #: SCP-1796 
Object Class: Anomalous Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1796 is to be held within a 
standard containment locker, located in the basement floor of 
Site-77's Safe SCP wing. No personnel who have authored 
containment documentation are to interact with SCP-1796, and 
anyone with Level 3 clearance or above is forbidden from accessing 
SCP-1796 at all. All documents produced by SCP-1796 are to be 
stored in Site-77's anomalous media archive. Testing with 
SCP-1796 is currently restricted, pending a review of Site-77's 
archives. 


Description: SCP-1796 is a manila envelope, created sometime 
between 1973 and 1978, by the Company. The words "To 
Richard" have been written on the back of SCP-1796 in red ink, with 
the address covered using black ink. 


When a subject comes into contact with SCP-1796, a document will 
be transported into it. The document will contain content the subject 
wishes to suppress knowledge of, such as classified documents, 
personal communications, and information the subject would be 
punished for owning or revealing. If the subject removes the 
document, a different one will appear in its place. 


This process can continue indefinitely, until the subject ceases 
contacting SCP-1796, at which point any document contained within 
it will be returned to where it originated. Apart from this, E-1765 
displays no anomalous properties When SCP-1796 is used 
continuously, it will begin altering the documents sent through it. 
This new information will usually be unrelated to the original 
document, instead relating to topics the subject is secretive about. In 
addition, subjects will complain of headaches and memory loss 
mbocoonmontoofthionature are retrieved from SCP-1796. 


Documentation of 


Subject 
Dr. Boyd 


Dr. Musgrove 


D-8976 


D-8198 


Object Retrieved 
Personal Journal 


Object: [REDACTED], 
containing additional 
documentation of 
SCP-_ 's effect. 


Personal letters 
belonging to D-8976 


Novel " "note 
that this has been 
banned in D-8198's 
home country. 


Notes 
Dr. Boyd's personal 
journal, containing 
information regarding 
his time working with 
SCP-_, information 
deemed not to be a 
breach of security 
protocol. 
Dr. Musgrove had 
been verbally briefed 
on SCP-_ 's effect 
directly before initial 
testing. 
Letters showed that 
D-8976 had been 
involved in several 
bank robberies in the 
city of ; however, 
several passages 
within letters appear to 
be from her mother, 
describing how they 
used to play Monopoly 
together. 
Content identical to 
print copy for the first 
106 pages. Starting at 
page 107, the plot 
begins to reference 
the protagonist being 
extremely late to an 
appointment, 
eventually becoming 
incoherent diatribes 
on the nature of 
watches and 
timepieces in general. 


D-0987 A manual directing the Document includes 
operation and the use of SCP- in 
detonation of improvised weaponry, 
improvised explosives.the effects claimed to 

be exhibited by SCP- 
appear to have 
resulted from 
speculation on 
D-0987's part. 
A lonesome boy SCP-1796's | don't know how to 


documentation. raise them anymore, 
but the testing must 
continue until morale 
improves. 


SCP-1796 was contained after being discovered and documented 
by the Unusual Incidents Unit. Prior to containment by the 
Foundation, UIU operatives had discovered the nature of 
SCP-1796's effect, which was documented during SCP-1796's 
containment operations. Foundation operatives have found the 
UIU's documentation of E-1765 to be inaccurate, and have archived 
it in Site-77. It has been classified as an anomalous object. 
Information collected by the UIU has been determined accurate, and 
is currently being used in its containment. 


Access original UIU documentation 


UIU File 98701: Manila Envelope, with 
markings on back. 


Summary: Missing, Presumed Stolen. Object 
discovered on / /1976, during routine anti- 
espionage measures taken at the Turkish 
embassy. Agent Ekblad reported that the 
manila envelope had been left on a bench 
outside the offices. When investigated, Agent 
Ekblad discovered classified documents she 
had authored. Suspecting espionage, the 
folder was confiscated and agents were sent 
to investigate. 


When it was returned to UIU office, other 
agents utilized it and discovered it would pull 
any classified documents they had authored. 
Locked in safe, currently awaiting review for 
testing. Agent Boyd has been assigned to 
work with it. 


Currently being kept filed with other 
documents in the safe, to avoid theft. Effect 
has the potential to be used during espionage 
operations against the KGB, terror 
organizations, the Red Acting Troupe, and to 
act as internal counter-espionage measures. 
Usage is only permitted to agents on field 
work, with approval from an administrator. She 
always said one day she'd get to work with the 
big objects. Sarah, please don't do this. I've 
done too much for this to end now. We can 
please, please don't walk out. Some things just 
need the time. Sarah. 


don't leave 


| think I've fixed up the document. There 
wasn't as much changed as they made it out 
to be, just some stuff in Ekblad's files and 
worklog. Luckily for us, she was the only one 
who used it. So, about the envelope. It's a lot 
more dangerous than it looks. It kinda fools 
you, because it just looks so innocuous. You 
see it as something that's hardly even weird, 
and think it might even be kinda useful. 


Don't get complacent with it. You don't want to 
have anything to do with utilizing this thing. If 
you let your guard down for a second, it'll 
break into your brain and pull everything out. 
The best way | found to avoid it was to just not 
touch it. Touching it gives the thing a gateway 
to your skull, and that's the last place you want 
any prying eyes. If you have to touch it, don't 


look inside it. Don't even open it. Whatever's in 
there will go away when you drop it, and that'll 
be the end of that. Oh, and if you feel like it's 
reading your mind, it probably had you for 
ages. 


Good luck. | hope you do better than we did. 
« SCP-1795 | SCP-1796 | SCP-1797 » 


SCP-1797: Kitten Flu 


Item #: SCP-1797 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Isolated samples of SCP-1797 
are contained at Site-197, under standard containment procedures 
for viral agents. 


Instances of SCP-1797-A created for testing must be kept in isolated 
chambers at all times. If a direct interaction with a SCP-1797-A 
instance is necessary, the organism must be remotely sedated, and 
any personnel entering its chamber must adhere to Biosafety Level 
2 procedures. Any materials remaining after the testing is concluded 
must be disposed of via incineration. 


Description: SCP-1797 is an anomalous strain of influenza, 
primarily transmitted through contact with SCP-1797-A. Apart from 
its anomalous properties, SCP-1797 is similar to other influenza 
strains: the virus causes symptoms such as fever, coughing, and 
fatigue, can be treated with antiviral medications or overcome 
naturally by the host's immune system. 


Two days after infection, several large tumors will begin to grow on 
the host's body. Typically, from 5 to 8 tumors will develop at a time. 
The tumors will continue to grow for several days, reaching 

12-20 cm in size and gradually taking the shape of an instance of 
SCP-1797-A. Once fully grown, SCP-1797-A will animate and 
detach from the host's body. The process will repeat for as long as 
the host is infected with SCP-1797. 


SCP-1797-A have the appearance of Felis catus, domestic cat, from 
3 to 8 weeks old depending on the instance. Genetically, instances 
of SCP-1797-A are identical to the individual they originate from. 
The organisms do not age once detached from their host and are 
unable to breed. The average lifespan of SCP-1797-A is two years. 


SCP-1797 was discovered during an outbreak in Nizhnevartovsk, 
Russia. The outbreak was traced back to Vsevolod Nikolayevich 
Chernodubov, a 92-year-old citizen of Nizhnevartovsk. Several 
witnesses had confirmed that Chernodubov have been selling and 
giving away domestic cats as a main source of income for the past 7 
years. Examination of the Chernodubov's apartment revealed 23 
living instances of SCP-1797-A, partial remains of approximately 60 
more instances, as well as numerous tools, tableware and several 
pieces of furniture constructed from materials gathered from 
SCP-1797-A. Chernodubov was taken into the Foundation custody, 
where he expired two weeks later due to health complications 
caused by prolonged undernourishment. 


« SCP-1796 | SCP-1797 | SCP-1798 » 


SCP-1798: Children of the void 


Item #: SCP-1798 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: Three instances of SCP-1798 
are to be maintained within the botanical wing of Site-172. Additional 
instances may be created at the discretion of the Senior Researcher 
assigned to SCP-1798. 


Instances of SCP-1798-1 are to be stored in Standard Humanoid 
Isolation cells. No more than two instances of SCP-1798-1 are 
permitted to exist at one time, and direct interaction is forbidden. 
SCP-1798-1 instances are to be terminated at the conclusion of 
testing. 


Description: SCP-1798 is a plant whose structure is interlaced with 
an unknown mineral substance. It is characterised by broad, 
iridescent blue-green leaves and an angular, rigid root network. 
SCP-1798 propagates from cuttings but possesses no other means 
of reproduction. It does not require water and once fully grown has 
no additional nutrient or sunlight requirements; fully grown plants 
can survive indefinitely in isolation. 


Ingestion of SCP-1798 triggers a number of changes in human 
subjects.! The initial change occurs within one minute of ingestion; 
the subject will enter an altered mental state, causing them to 
appear drowsy, uncoordinated and occasionally incoherent. 
Communicating with subjects in this state has been likened to 
talking to someone who is sleepwalking, and they are prone to 
frequent hallucinations. EEG readings are consistent with REM 
sleep, although subjects no longer appear to require or be able to 
sleep. Additionally, subjects no longer require food or water, and no 
longer produce waste. This effect is permanent. 


After three weeks, subjects will undergo severe and sudden 


physiological alterations. Over the course of approximately 30 
minutes all skin, muscle, connective tissue and internal organs will 
be replaced by an unidentified translucent inorganic material with an 
iridescent blue-green colouration (henceforth referred to as its Outer 
Layer). At the same time, the entire skeletal structure is replaced by 
large intertwined strands of a material that visibly resembles nerve 
tissue.2 These alterations have no impact on the subjects ability to 
move or interact with their environment. Subjects that reach this 
state are classified SCP-1798-1. 


Following these alterations, all extant instances of SCP-1798-1 enter 
a form of shared consciousness. While each instance retains some 
level of individuality, they are able to share sensory input and 
communicate even when isolated. Due to the frequently erratic 
behaviour of SCP-1798-1 instances, it is believed that the 
hallucinations persist in this state, and are also shared. 


During brief bouts of lucidity, SCP-1798-1 instances will begin 
lamenting the fact that "they changed too soon", or that "he wasn't 
ready for them". They will also frequently state that "we are like him 
now" and "we are his children". To date, all instances have been 
unable or unwilling to expand upon these sentiments. 


Discovery: 2 specimens of SCP-1798 were discovered in a cave in 
the Alay Mountains of Tajikistan. Recovered with SCP-1798 were a 
number of inscriptions and carved idols that suggest the cave and 
surrounding area was home to members of an unknown religion. 
Translations of the recovered inscriptions from Old Persian? suggest 
that SCP-1798 was intended to be ingested following the arrival of 
some unnamed entity that was the subject of their worship, and that 
doing so before this event was forbidden. Based on tools recovered 
from the site, SCP-1798 itself is believed to have been created 
through a primitive form of thaumaturgy. 


Incident 1798-1: On 11/03/2013, as part of routine testing, three 
instances of SCP-1798-1 were moved to the same chamber. After a 
short period of inactivity, all three instances approached one another 
and visibly fused together, the outer layers overlapping and the 
strands of material that replaced their original skeletal structures 
intertwining into a single amorphous mass. 


The outer layer then began expanding rapidly, breaching 
containment and quickly enveloping two levels of Site-197 within 
itself before automated security protocols activated and the affected 
floors were sealed. Security cameras that remained functional 
showed personnel enveloped within the entity were asleep or 
unconscious, before being impaled by strands from the central mass 
and rapidly undergoing transformation into SCP-1798-1 instances. 
These new instances were immediately integrated into the mass.