Individuals will then attempt to attach SCP-1993 to their own bodies, 
again using whatever materials are available to them; however, 
given the complexity of microsurgical reattachment, this will often be 
carried out haphazardly, with many affected individuals electing 
finally to connect the limb via topical methods such as stapling or 
using adhesive chemicals. While exposure to SCP-1993 causes 
affected individuals to ignore or mentally suppress sensations of 
pain during the procedure, the massive damage caused by the 
amputation typically results in death by any combination of blood 
loss, shock, or injuries caused by attempting to walk on the attached 
leg. In the event that the patient survives the procedure's immediate 
aftermath, infections resulting either from general exposure to 
bacteria or from contact with necrotic tissue will typically prove lethal 
without immediate medical treatment. 


Current experimentation suggests that the anomalous phenomenon 
associated with SCP-1993 transfers from the former leg to the newly 
amputated one at some point during the procedure. The exact point 
of transition is unknown, but former instances of SCP-1993 can be 
removed from the containment chamber without anomalous effect 
once another leg is left behind; this second leg can now be identified 
as SCP-1993. All instances thus removed have had a compass rose 
tattoo on the ankle. 


Addendum 1993-A: Testing Log 


Test: 1993-2 

Personnel: D-65451, D-85165 

Supplies Provided: Standard surgical equipment (sterilized 
forceps, scalpels, bowls, running water) 

Description: D-65451 entered testing chamber as instructed and 
accessed SCP-1993. Subject was heard to audibly gasp; despite 
prompting, subject was unable to describe what she was seeing at 
the time and refused to respond verbally. Approximately twenty 


minutes passed with D-65451 in the containment chamber, 
accompanied by sounds of grunting and dripping, followed by a loud 
crash. D-85165 instructed to enter testing chamber and retrieve 
D-65451 from SCP-1993's containment area. D-85165 entered 
testing chamber as instructed. Approximately twenty-three minutes 
passed with D-85165 in the containment chamber, accompanied by 
sounds of audible pain, squeaking, and finally an unidentified loud, 
repetitive metallic thumping sound. D-85165 exited containment 
dragging D-65451, unconscious from blood loss, and the former 
instance of SCP-1993, attached to the severed end of D-65451's 
thigh. D-85165 was found to have amputated his own leg and 
replaced it with that of D-65451, using a Black and Decker-brand 
staple gun to make the connection. 

Notes: At no point was any staple gun introduced into the testing 
chamber. Further tests are to require stricter searching of personnel 
involved. 


Test: 1993-6 

Personnel: D-1951, D-8923, D-2678, D-1864 

Supplied Provided: Standard surgical equipment, as above. 
Description: All four D-class personnel entered containment and 
accessed SCP-1993 without difficulty. Upon accessing, all four 
individuals refused to respond to verbal instructions or requests for 
updates. The following twenty minutes of audio output closely 
resembled a violent fistfight, accompanied primarily by grunting, 
dripping, and panting sounds, along with occasional mutters of 
"mine" and "give me". Twenty-six minutes into the recording, 
screaming becomes audible; screaming continues for three minutes, 
followed by two minutes of begging, thirty seconds of a squirting 
sound, and silence. Further grunting and dripping sounds are heard 
for eighteen minutes, followed by an unidentified sound for forty-five 
seconds. D-8923 exited containment with the previous instance of 
SCP-1993 (connected to his leg via duct tape) three minutes later. 
DNA analysis confirmed the leg's owner as D-51684. 

Notes: At no point was any duct tape introduced into the testing 
chamber. Further tests suspended indefinitely. 


Footnotes 
1. Survivors ofSCP-1311are immune to this effect. 


« SCP-1992 | SCP-1993 | SCP-1994 » 


SCP-1994: Rot 


Item #: SCP-1994 
Object Class: Keter 
Special Containment Procedures: 


* All recovered units of SCP-1994-1 are to be contained ina 
Maximum Security Containment Locker at Site-93. 
SCP-1994-1 is currently considered uncontained!. 

« Any recovered instances of SCP-1994-2 are to be contained 
in a Maximum Security Containment Locker at Site-93. This 
locker is to be outfitted with a high volume air-scrubbing 
system, which must be changed out twice weekly. Individuals 
entering the locker for any reason must wear hazmat gear in 
order to prevent possible contamination. 

* The remains of all recovered instances of SCP-1994-3 are to 

be maintained in a High Security Humanoid Containment 

Vault at Site-93. Any discovered instances of SCP-1994-3 are 

to be moved to Site-93 for containment and observation. 

Should it be deemed necessary, life support systems are to be 

prepared to prevent the expiration of any instance of 

SCP-1994-3. The vault is to be outfitted with a high volume 

air-scrubbing system, which must be changed out twice 

weekly. Individuals entering the vault for any reason must 
wear hazmat gear in order to prevent possible contamination. 

Additionally, Foundation monitoring systems situated in and 

around Moscow are to search for signs of SCP-1994 

outbreaks. Mobile Task Force Tau-13 ("Oral Report") has 
been commissioned and trained to contain these outbreaks, 
as well as assist in recovering additional information relating 
to Dr. Rasmin Yelkov. 


Description: SCP-1994 is the general designation for a set of 
phenomena discovered in the dental laboratory of Dr. Rasmin 
Yelkov. 


Note: The following correspondence was discovered in the 
laboratory of Dr. Yelkov. All text has been translated from the 
original Russian. 


+ Access Log 
Dr. Yelkov, 


Greetings to you, comrade. Hopefully you will 
have already received my previous letters 
about the work at hand. If you have not, and if 
you have not yet spoken with Dmitri, allow me 
to be clear about my intentions. 


My practice caters primarily to only the 
wealthiest of clients. For the past 15 years, the 
work | have done has been the prime example 
of the aesthetic dental standard in Moscow. 
My clients have been more than satisfied with 
the quality of work | am able to give them, and 
are pleased with the metals | use in my 
crowns, the stability of my bridgework, and the 
cleanliness of my porcelains. Of this, you must 
have already been aware. 


However, in recent months a group of clients 
have become dissatisfied with the appearance 
of the materials. They say to me, "Dr. Grigori, 
there is no doubt to the quality of your work. 
We feel only as if you are being held back by 
the quality of materials at your disposal. The 
composites and porcelains are beautiful, yes, 
but they are not perfect. We demand 
perfection." 


As you may understand, | have grown 
dismayed by this. | pride myself not only on the 
work itself, but also the high value of the 
materials | use. Alas, | cannot but agree with 
my clients. Even if the porcelain is polished 
until it shines like the sun, it cannot match the 


natural beauty of God's creation. | decided, 
then, that | must have what no doctor before 
me has ever attempted. | must have human 
teeth. 


The problem | immediately ran into is the 
availability of such. There are many 
impoverished in the streets of Moscow who 
would gladly give their teeth for the soles of my 
shoes or a bowl of gruel, but their teeth will not 
do. Often they are extensively decayed, 
misshapen, or broken in some way. They are 
human teeth, yes, but they are not what my 
clients desire. 


So | turn now to you. Dmitri has told me about 
your endeavors, about the miracles you have 
been able to create within your laboratory. 
There is no sum that is not available to me for 
this, but time is of the essence. | worry that my 
clients may soon seek out other professionals 
who claim to do the same as |. Obviously that 
is impossible, but to the layman, who is to 
say? 


| await your return letter. | need teeth, Yelkov. | 
pray you will be able to deliver them to me. 


All the best, 
Grigori 


* SCP-1994-1 is a serum developed by Dr. Yelkov in 1958. 
Chemical analysis of SCP-1994-1 has returned conflicting 
results, with certain samples exhibiting higher levels of sodium 
monofluorophosphate, and others with higher levels of 
hexafluorosilicic acid, along with other non-specific chemical 
structures. Regardless of its chemical makeup, SCP-1994-1 
appears to have been designed to stimulate the growth of 
maxillary and mandibular tooth structures outside of the oral 
environment (See File 1994-1). 


* SCP-1994-2 are calcified structures resembling human teeth 
that have grown on the body outside of the oral environment 
as a result of the application of SCP-1994-1. While 
SCP-1994-2 visually appear identical to human teeth, they 
lack many of the base structures of teeth. SCP-1994-2 do not 
contain a dentin layer, nor do they contain pulp tissue. 
Instead, SCP-1994-2 instances appear to be a solid piece of 
enamel. Notably, SCP-1994-2 are highly susceptible to decay 
(See File 1994-4). As they decay, SCP-1994-2 will release a 
fine white powder? capable of infecting those who inhale it. 


SCP-1994-3 are individuals who have been injected with 
SCP-1994-1, or exposed to the powder by-product of 
SCP-1994-2. The purpose of these injections were detailed in 
the private logs of Dr. Yelkov (See File 1994-2). Subjects 
exposed to SCP-1994-1 will go through five distinct stages of 
infection: 


1.) Initial Exposure: Subject is exposed to SCP-1994-1 
through injection, or to the particulate by-product matter 
of SCP-1994-2. The subject will show no outward signs 
of infection for a period of roughly 2 weeks, during which 
the subject (SCP-1994-3) will undergo internal cellular 
physiological changes. Calcium deposits will begin to 
appear at various locations throughout the body, and cell 
structures devoted to immune response and bodily 
maintenance will slowly begin to "reorganize" into 
systems capable of assembling the necessary 
components of enamel. 


2.) Breakouts: After an average of 2 weeks of 
development below the skin layer, SCP-1994-2 first 
appears encapsulated in cysts that rupture the skin as 
they grow. These "breakouts" begin initially on the limbs, 
before appearing in other regions, such as the head, 
neck, back, and groin. SCP-1994-3 will find these 
instances painful to the touch, and will resist any 
attempts to remove SCP-1994-2 from their bodies3. The 
growth and spread of breakouts of SCP-1994-2 directly 
correlate to decreased metabolic functions in 


SCP-1994-3. 


3.) Maturation and Encapsulation: Approximately 5 
weeks from initial exposure, the cysts containing 
SCP-1994-2 burst open, revealing a mature adult human 
tooth. Once these teeth are exposed, they will become 
permanently affixed to the skin tissue of SCP-1994-3, 
and are removable only through surgery4. Additionally, 
this phase is identified by a rapid expansion of breakout 
sites. As more SCP-1994-2 instances mature, breakouts 
will quickly cover all of the extremities, and begin to 
appear in the softer tissues of the palate of the mouth, 
inner ear, anal and vaginal openings, and the ocular 
tissues. 


4.) Decay: After an average of 8 weeks of encapsulation, 
the whole of the body of SCP-1994-3 will be covered ina 
layer of SCP-1994-2. However, shortly after finally 
maturing®, SCP-1994-2 will begin to develop rapid 
carious lesions across all surfaces. The means by which 
the decay progresses is currently unknown, as 
SCP-1994-2 are not subject to exposure of the acid- 
producing oral bacteria which commonly create such 
lesions. The full decay of all instances of SCP-1994-28 is 
swift, often taking no longer than 7 days to exhibit signs 
of gross decay. During this time, SCP-1994-2 will begin 
to release a fine white powder that lingers in the air, the 
effects of which have been detailed above. Conventional 
air-scrubbing techniques have proven effective in 
eliminating this powder from the air. 


5.) Expiration: Once the processes involved in the 
creation and maturation of SCP-1994-2 have run their 
course, and the body of SCP-1994-3 is completely 
covered in a full rot, the subject will shortly thereafter 
expire. Because of the high volume of decayed tissue 
covering the body, the weakened state of the immune 
system, and the incapacity to ingest any form of nutrition 
(either through the skin or through the mouth), subjects 
invariably die after roughly 2 weeks of full decay. The 


corpse of SCP-1994-3 must be incinerated to remove 
any lingering particulate matter from SCP-1994-2. 


Discovery: The whole of SCP-1994 was discovered during a joint 
effort by Foundation agents and GRU Division "P" operatives in 

, USSR, in 1959. At the time of recovery, 9 instances of 
SCP-1994-3 were discovered, with 7 having previously expired due 
to the effects of their condition, and 2 actively undergoing decay. Dr. 
Yelkov was not found, although a large portion of his notes and 
journals were recovered. 


As a result of this raid, 5 Foundation agents and 3 GRU-P 
operatives were exposed to SCP-1994-2's airborne powder. Once 
the effects of SCP-1994 became apparent, these personnel were 
designated SCP-1994-3 and underwent testing at Site-93. 


It became apparent during classification of recovered research 
materials that many instances of SCP-1994-2 and SCP-1994-1 had 
been moved to other unknown locations. 


Research Notes and Documentation: The following files were 
recovered by Foundation agents during the raid on Dr. Yelkov's 
laboratory. 


File 1994-1: The Private Journal of Dr. Rasmin Yelkov 
+ Open File 


The following are excerpts from the journal of Dr. Rasmin 
Yelkov. They have been edited primarily for brevity, and 
also to remove classified information. 


03/15/56 

In all of my years as a doctor of dental surgery, | have 
never come across a task as monumental as the one 
placed before me today. A comrade, Dr. Grigori, has 
asked for a method by which to produce perfect 
specimens of human teeth. Not those from cadavers, or 
the shined porcelain that is often utilized in such 
applications, but actual human enamel. | have been able 


in my time to fashion a number of masterpieces, but 
none such as this. This journal will serve as a testimony 
to either my great triumph, or my miserable failure. Either 
way, | cannot ignore the task ahead. 


05/10/56 

| spoke today with a fellow practitioner from Novosibirsk, 
who consulted with me and mentioned that | might try 
and find a certain individual without a name who claims 
to have fraternized with "tooth fayries". My source did not 
speak to the level of involvement by this unnamed fellow, 
but a lead is a lead. | will travel east and hope to find this 
man and consult with him about the matters at hand. 


06/02/56 

What an astounding day. Today | discovered that there is 
magic in the world around us, and that fayries area 
reality. 


| met today with the unnamed man whom my fellow 
doctor led me to, and we sat and talked at length about 
oral medicines. As it happens to be, the man claimed to 
have worked a clinic during the war, and when trying to 
treat those wounded comrades who came into 
disfigurement, turned to the black arts. He claimed that 
he met the fayries while traveling along a road, and 
managed to capture one. This fayrie, who he said called 
itself "Isabella", assisted the doctor in learning the fayrie 
language and became his personal assistant. It was 
through this Isabella that the doctor learned of the nature 
of the fayrie, how the fayries draw enamel from the 
bones of men, and how they utilize this as a source of 
nutrition.