Result: D-1825-3 successfully removed the glass, and confirmed 
that she could feel the furniture, although no further damage was 
taken from this action. When the ball was lifted up, the force burst 
through the ceiling. D-1825-3 panicked, and shoved the ball into the 
drain, which created a large hole in the area. When the game was 
ended, the score was 30,232,450, and has been recorded as the 
high score by SCP-1825. 

Notes: These results explains that the ball is what causes damage, 
not the machine. This would open up a possibility for military use, 
but since it’s the only one, it's best if we didn't use SCP-1825 in a 
situation where it could be damaged further. 

Dr. T 


Test Number: 12 

Subject: D-1825-3 

Time: February 3rd, 20 , 1:44 PM 

Test: SCP-1825 is to be outside with a truck placed 25 meters in 
front of it. D-1825-3 is asked to take the ball out before hitting it with 
the flipper, and feel around for an object shaped like a truck in 
SCP-1825’s playing field. If D-1825-3 finds it, she is then tasked to 
hit it with the ball. 

Result: [TEST ABORTED] 

Notes: Since there's the high probability that SCP-1825 would not 
comprehend an outside playing field, and turn [REDACTED] into the 
pinball, | stopped the test. | recommend that we cease further testing 
with SCP-1825, and have it remain in storage until further notice. 

Dr. T 


Addendum 1825-01-A: 


Dr. T s statements have been noted. Tests held inside a spherical 
room or outside involving SCP- 1825 will be denied. 
-O5-7 


SCP-1826: Victims of the Wild Hunt 


Item #: SCP-1826 
Object Class: Neutralized 


Special Containment Procedures: During the month of March, 
entrance into SCP-1826 is forbidden except for previously approved 
testing subjects. Researchers may freely enter the area after an 
event has begun, and during any other time during the year. Fauna 
produced from testing should be relocated to a secure habitat 
immediately after events in the area have concluded. 


The area is to be monitored constantly in case anything other than 
testing subjects exit the building. This occurrence is to be reported 
immediately. 


Description: SCP-1826 is a phenomenon taking place in an office 
building in Oleksandriia, Ukraine. Construction on the building 
housing SCP-1826 ended on 01/05/05. The building was owned by 
a temporary staffing agency, and was abandoned three months after 
its construction on 04/12/2005. The building is roughly cubical, 
stands at three stories, and is 1115 sq metres in area. The area is 
littered with broken glass, office equipment, and fiberboard partitions 
believed to be abandoned by the previous tenants of the building. 
The interior of the building is partially covered in plant growth, 
including an unidentified species of moss similar in appearance to 
Spanish moss Tillandsia usneoides. The building when found was 
also home to a pack of 24 black Arctic wolves which have been 
relocated to a secure area since their discovery; other than the color 
of their fur, no anomalous properties were detectable. 


When female fauna occupies the building during the Gregorian 
calendar month of March, the SCP-1826 effect will manifest within 
the host body instantaneously and begin to mutate the body 
physically. Transformations of the subject vary; in most cases, when 
a human female is exposed to SCP-1826, antler-like growths similar 


to that of a fallow deer Cervus dama dama will emerge from the 
skull in the space of 2 seconds, and the subject will immediately 
vanish from sight until a male subject enters the building. Attempts 
to locate subjects affected by SCP-1826 during this time have been 
largely unsuccessful, although a faint electrical signal can be 
detected moving where the SCP-1826 host subject was present. 
SCP-1826 seems to have complete control over its host body; 
attempts to communicate with the individual under its effect have 
been unsuccessful. 


SCP-1826 will manifest this host body when male fauna enters the 
building. The following event will not commence unless a black 
canine is present in the building. 


SCP-1826 will manifest its host body, and announce its intention to 
‘engage’ it. SCP-1826 will then offer the subject a weapon, and 
attempt to evade the subject for as long as possible. The event will 
end when the host body is killed, or the male subject is killed or exits 
the building. If the subject exits the building, the entity will disappear 
until the subject re-enters. These events have been recorded to take 
place for as long as twelve days. 


The event will take place regardless of how many individuals are 
present within the building. SCP-1826 will appear in its host body 
and address a male seemingly at random. Subjects do not appear to 
be capable of making physical contact with either the entity or the 
male subject during this time. 


After a fatality occurs, the corpse will appear to be absorbed into the 
walls of the building by an unknown mechanism. Plant growth in the 
area where the subject was killed will accelerate, and a male black 
Arctic wolf cub will appear from within the foliage produced at the 
time and day the subject was killed on the next year. Removal of the 
foliage causes a nullification of this effect. 


Addendum A: Researcher Sanders and a team of assistants were 
dispatched to the area to investigate after it had been properly 
scouted. During scouting, D-Class personnel emerged unharmed 
and reported no strange activity in the area. Shortly after entering, 
Researcher Sanders, according to witnesses, "sprouted horns and 
disappeared”. The area was evacuated and an additional D-Class 


subject was sent into the area for testing with visual and audio 
recording equipment. 


Steps can be heard on level 3, shortly afterward 
SCP-1826 appears on the staircase between levels 2 
and 3. A female voice is projected from SCP-1826's 
physical location, but the host body does not vocalize. 


SCP-1826: Welcome brother! It is a pleasure to finally 
make acquaintance with you. 


D-00130: Uh... hey? They told me to ask you some 
questions or something. Please don’t kill me. Okay? First 
question is what are you here for, and how? 


SCP-1826: | am here so that we might greet the Spring 
together! Join me! 


D-00130: Oh, well, okay that sounds nice... What’s that 
mean? 


SCP-1826: Mercenaries and hunters built an adequate 
arena here three winters ago, and my path collided with 
an adequate spirit on this day in March. Fate intends | 
engage in glorious sport with you! 


D-00130: I'm... really bad at sports. 


SCP-1826: | will command this body with the resilience 
and stubbornness it was known for in its life. Its soul will 
wield the bow of my late sister. You will surely accept 
this challenge! SCP-1826 pulls out an object resembling 
an AK-47 from behind it, seemingly from under its skirt. 


D-00130: Please don’t murder me... please. 


SCP-1826: That would be dishonorable. You will take 
this time to prepare yourself, brother. | am very 
interested in seeing how you plan on besting me with 
only your hands! 


D-00130: What? No wait | don’t have a weapon! | can’t 


do that! No! 


SCP-1826 turns around and throws the gun it was 
holding, at D-00130. 


SCP-1826: Very well! | will use my head. 
SCP-1826 runs up the stairs to level 3. 
<EXCERPT> 


D-00130 was recovered two meters away from the building seven 
days later with puncture wounds through the lower abdomen and 
pelvis. A broken window on the third floor suggests that the death 
was Caused by impact with the ground. The body of Researcher 
Sanders was not found, and did not appear in subsequent testing. 
The weapon in SCP-1826's possession was immediately removed 
and placed under testing. No anomalous properties were present in 
the gun, which is of modern manufacture with the serial number 
196001430. Further investigation traced the gun back to a resident 
of Belarus believed to have gone missing in the area in 2005. 


Addendum B: The following test was conducted using a giant 
anteater, Myrmecophaga tridactyla, (Subject 01) as the male testing 
subject, and a single red imported fire ant, Solenopsis invicta, as the 
SCP-1826 host. The fire ant grew very small horns and vanished 
before approaching the anteater roughly 2 hours after it was 
introduced to the building. The event lasted 2 hours and 30 seconds. 


SCP-1826: The Fair are honored to meet our king. 


A low-pitched male voice speaking in the Welsh 
language is heard throughout the building. 


[UNDETERMINED]: | will meet you on the island 
beneath us, Ffrwtan. 


[UNDETERMINED]: [unintelligible] not supposed to say 
things like that [unintelligible] damn, Slyphie! 


A deep sigh is heard throughout the building, and what is 
believed to be cursing from numerous voices. 


SCP-1826 is eaten in the space of five seconds by 
Subject 07. 


Addendum C: Due to events in previous tests, the entities are 
believed to share classification with an existing SCP object. The 
following test was conducted using a D-Class, D-00131, equipped 
with leather bag filled with iron dust. A female tortoise, Testudo 
graeca, was introduced as the SCP-1826 host. The tortoise grew 
small horns and vanished before approaching the subject 20 
minutes after it was introduced to the building. 


The D-00131 was instructed to sprinkle iron dust on the tortoise's 
shell, taking care not to damage the object. The subject was also 
instructed to sprinkle dust on as much as he could and record the 
results. D-00131 was accompanied by Researcher Breen via 
headset. 


SCP-1826: Greetings friend. Will you join me and usher 
out the winter? 


D-00131: Okay yeah sure. 
SCP-1826: May your hunt be bountiful. 


D-00131 approaches the tortoise and sprinkles iron dust 
on its shell. The tortoise halts and enters a defensive 
position. 


SCP-1826: Ouch! Wait... How in the world did you...? 
Researcher Breen: What is happening? 

D-00131: Turtle is just sitting there. It seems okay. 
Researcher Breen: Thank you, please exit the building. 
SCP-1826: Looks like the jig is up. 

D-00131: Huh? 


24 humanoid females with horns, including the body of 
Researcher Sanders and other previous testing subjects, 


emerge from numerous doors and passageways around 
D-00131. Each entity is armed with automatic rifles 
appearing to be variants of the recovered object in the 
previous test. The entities begin to converge on 
D-00131. 


Researcher Breen: It sounds like you're encountering a 
problem. Please use the materials provided to- 


SCP-1826: (Screeching, followed by words in an 
unknown language, and the sound of multiple large 
wings buzzing.) 


Shots are fired, and D-00131 is killed. 
Researcher Breen: We have a code Pink. 


24 winged humanoid entities were intercepted exiting the facility, 
made visible by a barrage of iron powder fired into the air after the 
testing event ended. Mobile Task Force Theta-11 "Pale Men" were 
equipped with gas masks and opened fire on the entities. 22 
corpses were recovered. Theta-11 suffered no casualties. 


Entities located within the building spoke in a dialect 
similar to that of the , acollection of entities believed to 
have been completely eradicated by 1915. Whether this 
particular group are connected to the historical is 
currently unknown. Testing is scheduled immediately to 
confirm this possibility of a cell existing in Ukraine. 


There can be no room for confusion or speculation here. 
Reiteration of the Cottingley Protocol is pending. 


-O5- 
« SCP-1825 | SCP-1826 | SCP-1827 » 


SCP-1827: A Trap for Turkeys 


Item #: SCP-1827 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Due its immovable nature, 
Dimensional Site-55 has been built surrounding SCP-1827. 
SCP-1827 is to be housed within a 50m x 50m x 50m! Class-IlI 
Dimensional Containment Chamber. Instances of SCP-1827-2 are 
to be recovered for study and subsequently contained. Items 
retrieved from instances of SCP-1827-2 are to be contained ina 
Low-Value Anomalous Item Storage. 


Description: SCP-1827 is a Type-5 space-time anomaly leading to 
a partially explored parallel universe, hereby referred as 
SCP-1827-1. SCP-1827 extends in three dimensions and constantly 
emits a bright pink light. SCP-1827 is approximately two (2) meters 
in height, and is suspended forty-five (45) centimeters above the 
ground. SCP-1827 appears to be vaguely shaped as an avian 
figure. However, in photographic and video records SCP-1827 
appears as an amorphous pink mass. SCP-1827 is inaccessible to 
most living beings. However, specimens of wild turkey (Meleagris 
gallopavo) are able to access SCP-1827 if placed within instances of 
SCP-1827-2 (see below). 


Monthly, SCP-1827 will undergo an expansion event. During this 
event, SCP-1827 will drastically increase in size, varying from 15 to 
40 meters. Once the expansion event has concluded, an instance of 
SCP-1827-2 will emerge from a random point of SCP-1827. This 
process usually takes from 30 minutes to 5 hours. Once the instance 
of SCP-1827-2 has completely emerged, SCP-1827 will slowly 
revert to its initial size. 


SCP-1827-2 instances are generally ovoid or rhomboidal metallic 
objects of different size, varying to 12 meters to 30. All instances of 
SCP-1827-2 contain three or more metallic boxes. These boxes 


contain items of different nature, all relating to what is supposed to 
be either a civilization based or organized exclusively on or by 
turkeys. If placed within 2 meters of SCP-1827, instances of 
SCP-1827-2 will autonomously proceed to re-enter SCP-1827. 


So far, the Foundation has contained instances of SCP-1827-2, 
with exactly — items recovered. The following list contains the most 
notable items recovered. For a full list, please read Document 
1827-15-OP. 


* 1 copperplate copy of the "Pioneer plaque". The figures of the 
man and the woman have been replaced by the stylized 
figures of a male and a female specimen of Meleagris 
gallopavo. 

¢ 15 phonographs records playing traditional Turkish songs. 

Each record contains 50 tracks. The actual lyrics of the songs 

have been replaced by avian sounds. 

20 copies of the "Journal of an Hindler's soldier"2, an 

epistolary novel depicting a love story between a soldier and 

the daughter of a merchant, using a war between the turkeys 
and the herons as background. A note on the cover claims the 
novel to be based on true events. 

54 polaroid photographs depicting large specimens of 

Meleagris gallopavo wearing traditional Turkish clothes. No 

sign of alteration is present. 

* 120 polaroid photographs depicting large specimens of 
Meleagris gallopavo accomplishing different tasks, such as 
plowing a cornfield or assembling instances of SCP-1827-2. 
No sign of alteration is present. 


SCP-1827-3 is an entity referring to itself as "The Great Turkey". 
SCP-1827-3 appears to be either the leader or the harbinger of 
Hindler's civilization, despite the fact it has never referred to itself or 
other individuals as such. SCP-1827-3 communicates using 
inscribed steel plates, contained within larger instances of 
SCP-1827-2. All the messages are written in Turkish. SCP-1827-3 
has so far communicated with the Foundation on only two different 
occasions. SCP-1827-3 does not appear to be interested in making 
contact with humankind, nor does it appear to be aware of it. 


Addendum 1827-1: Document 1827-02-LT. 


On 2003/ / , an instance of SCP-1827-2 measuring 42 meters 
emerged from SCP-1827. The instance contained a 20cm x 20cm x 
20cm steel plate, with the following message inscribed on it in an 
ancient Turkish dialect. This is the first message from SCP-1827-3 
ever contained. The following is a rough translation from ancient 
Turkish. 


This is the Great Turkey speaking in the tongue 
of the ancestors.