atthe mary research facility located in , 
. Knowledge of SCP-_ 's existence must remain 
limited to members and the O5 council. SCP- 


is not to be activated without unanimous approval from 
the O5 council. 


Description: SCP- is the designation for the most 
advanced prototype device yet developed by Project 
Metatron+. Project Metatron was initiatedin19 an 
the Foundation's Temporal Research 
Department, with the intention of developing a means to 
otherwise uncontainable keter-class 
from the space-time continuum. 


Utilizing resources tained from : ,andSCP- , 
combined with categorized anomalous and theories 
crafted by Dr. (see Foundation Research Journal 

)°,a___ -time 'scalpel' was created, capable 
of partially physical objects and locations - 


Initial research concluded that not be 100% 
effective. If a target were totally removed from space-_, 
never have been any reason to use SCP-__ on 
target : recursive paradoxical loop. 
Therefore, it was , order forSCP- to be able 
to fulfill its intended function, | evidence of the target's 
always remain after its removal. As SCP- was 


primarily created to physical anomalies, experimental 
procedures have been applied 

shift the probability vector of remnant towards 
information as opposed to p sical evidence. In addition, 
simulations indicate a likelihood that SCP- will 
erase itself along with its target, as well as 

causal collateral damage. Research to fix 
these flaws is ongoing. 


Addendum -1on / / ,O5- requested the 
deployment of SCP- for the purpose of neutralizing 
SCP- 3. 


Response from Project Metatron Site Director 


Please, | beg of you to reconsider. , fully aware of 
the threat posed by SCP- 3, Project Metatron is far 
from complete. called for a' scalpel, 

prototype akin to a sledgehammer. 
Imagine heavy pane of glass - destroy 
the part you hit, also create a pattern of cracks 


across the glass and compromise its overall 
structural integrity. | worst-case scenario, 

the entire space-time continuum. anomaly 
is successfully terminated, can't predict who or what 
might be along with it, instability of 
spacelike trajectories of local light cones. 
Foundation might cease to exist, pro other 
keter-level anomalies breached, history 
altered completely. , anticipate that large 
amounts of data deleted from the Foundation 
database, leading to irrecoverable loss of vital 
information SCP files. records, ated 
and unrelated to Project Metatron and SCP- 3, 

exist in a fragmentary state after . | must insist 

we refine SCP- _ before initial deployment. 


From 05- to Project Metatron Site Director 


have no more time. SCP- 3 must be stopped if 
the human survive. The 05 Council their 


unanimous approval - enact Procedure Metatron-13. 


Footnotes 

1. As far as we are aware. 

2. No such device is currently known to the Foundation 

3. Image appears to be heavily distorted due to data loss 

4. No such Foundation project exists 

5. The identity of this document cannot be ascertained due to data 
loss 


« SCP-2893 | SCP-2894 | SCP-2895 » 


SCP-2895: Stingy 


Item #: SCP-2895 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2895's containment 
chamber is a solitary arachnid wildlife containment unit in Area-12's 
arachnid wing. The interior of any chamber or container SCP-2895 
is held in should be covered in at least 4cm of wax, as this has been 
found to prevent SCP-2895 from bonding with the walls of its 
containment chambers. Personnel are to enter the containment 
chamber to scrape this wax off and re-apply once every month to 
clean it. Animal handling safety equipment is available as an option 
to these personnel. 


Once every six months, samples are to be taken from SCP-2895's 
carapace. As it has already exceeded a normal arachnid lifespan, 

biological samples are to be continually taken for further study and 
analysis. SCP-2895 can be given reward tests if it cooperates with 
sampling procedures. See testing log for more information. 


Description: SCP-2895 is an Arizona Bark Scorpion, with a 'V' 
shaped pigment on its carapace. It is identical to non-anomalous 
scorpions with the exception of its tail, which lacks a stinger and 
ends in a soft, fleshy piece of exposed tissue devoid of 
pigmentation. 


SCP-2895 behaves similarly to normal Arizona Bark Scorpions. 
Occasionally, SCP-2895 has been documented suffering apparent 
seizures or random muscle spasms, but these do not appear to be 
life threatening. If confronted by a threatening force, SCP-2895 will 
attempt to hide or flee, and will only begin aggressive behavior if 
cornered. 


Any solid objects SCP-2895 contacts with the end of its tail will 
experience sudden biological fusion with its body. The end of 


SCP-2895's tail grafts itself onto the exterior of the object, and 
SCP-2895 will then be able to lift it regardless of the actual weight of 
the object. This object will then take on SCP-2895's body 
temperature. Integrated objects with conduits for liquid may begin 
generating Crotalus atrox! venom. SCP-2895 does not initiate or 
control this effect, as it happens automatically upon contact. 
Detachment appears to be initiated by SCP-2895, although it 
appears to cause some discomfort. 


SCP-2895 was initially contained in a gated community outside of 
Scottsdale, AZ, USA, after reports of a mass hysteria incident 
involving its effect. Agents were able to pacify SCP-2895 by 
approaching in large numbers. A cover story regarding a small 
tornado has been disseminated to explain the damages, with 
deceased subjects being cremated. 


Addendum: SCP-2895 Testing Record. 


SCP-2895 TESTING LOG 


Notes: The following tests were conducted shortly after containment 
to gather data on the nature and limits of SCP-2895's effect. 


Log Format 


Test Objects: 
Procedure: 
Result: 
Notes: 


Test Objects: One(1) cotton pillow, stuffed with down 
feathers. 

Procedure: Pillow introduced to testing chamber. 
SCP-2895 released into testing chamber. 

Result: After two(2) minutes, SCP-2895 integrated itself 
with pillow. The pillow was almost immediately soaked 
with venom, and began sagging and dripping before 
being discolored a dark purple color. After ten(10) 
minutes, testing was discontinued. 

Notes: Baseline test. 


Test Objects: Junior Researcher Pimentel 

Procedure: D-Class personnel instructed to enter 
SCP-2895's containment chamber and interact with it. 
Junior Researcher Pimentel was informed of SCP-2895's 
effect and given safety goggles and animal handling 
gloves before entering the chamber. 

Result: SCP-2895 continually fled and hid from Junior 
Researcher Pimentel. After this continued for several 
minutes, SCP-2895 integrated one of Junior Researcher 
Pimentel's gloves, causing them to retreat from the 
chamber. Test was discontinued. 

Notes: Routine containment chamber upkeep assigned 
to Junior Researchers Pimentel and Parks. — Dr. Glover 


Test Objects: One(1) Eaton Viking Washing Machine, 
1988 

Procedure: Washing Machine is carried into a reinforced 
heavy testing chamber by Junior Researcher Alleyn and 
Junior Researcher Pimentel. SCP-2895 is released into 
the testing chamber. 

Result: After four(4) minutes, SCP-2895 attached the 
washing machine to its body. Although it momentarily 
was put off-balance, SCP-2895 quickly proceeded to 
attempt to strike the walls. After this did not achieve any 
results and the washing machine was badly dented, 
SCP-2895 ceased integration. 

Notes: Interior of washing machine was discovered to be 
full of venom, internal metallic components were 
severely corroded. 


Test Objects: One(1) Medical Needle 

Procedure: Needle dropped into testing chamber. 
SCP-2895 is released into the chamber. 

Result: Almost immediately, SCP-2895 integrated itself 
with the needle. It proceeded to walk the perimeter of the 
room, striking repeatedly at the floor with its tail. This 
behavior persisted for two(2) hours before the test was 
discontinued. 

Notes: SCP-2895 seemed to enjoy this test. Possible 
avenue of rewarding it for cooperative behavior. — 


Junior Researcher Alleyn 


Test Objects: Six(6) Ordinary Bark Scorpions 
Procedure: SCP-2895 introduced into wildlife 
containment chamber identical to its normal containment 
unit, with the other scorpions already inside. 

Result: Although SCP-2895 immediately succeeded in 
using its effect on one of the other scorpions, this only 
caused that creature to immediately lose its stinger and 
shrivel on the end of SCP-2895's tail. The rest of the 
scorpions in the chamber, although on average smaller 
and weaker than SCP-2895, were able to corner and 
were preparing to sting it before testing was immediately 
halted. 

Notes: Further testing has shown that SCP-2895 
displays extremely submissive behavior in the presence 
of other arachnids, even if separated by glass or if the 
other creatures are only juveniles. — Junior Researcher 
Cohen 


Test Objects: Paintbrush, can of black paint. 
Procedure: Paper draped over the walls of testing 
chamber to enable more accurate brushstrokes, should 
SCP-2895 utilize the object as it is intended to be used. 
Result: Once attached to the paintbrush, SCP-2895 
briefly experimented with the brush before beginning to 
draw crude diagrams of small scorpions. Notably, these 
drawings all depicted scorpions with normal stingers, 
with SCP-2895 appearing to put specific emphasis on 
these parts of the drawings. SCP-2895 was able to draw 
eleven scorpions in ten minutes before testing was 
discontinued. 

Notes: Test was done as a measure of SCP-2895's 
possible sentience. Due to the results, further testing 
with SCP-2895 requires the permission of at least two 
Level 3 personnel attached to the SCP. — Junior 
Researcher Khabbazeh 


Footnotes 
1. Western Diamondback Rattlesnake 


« SCP-2894 | SCP-2895 | SCP-2896 » 


SCP-2896: To Sleep, Perchance to Dream (of 
Freedom) 


Item #: SCP-2896 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: The current manifestation point 
for SCP-2896 is located within a standard human containment 
chamber located at Site-84. Given the nature of SCP-2896’s 
fluctuating temporal status, effective containment of SCP-2896 relies 
on effective documentation for later Foundation iterations and the 
maintenance of the status quo with regards to changes in 
containment conditions for SCP-2896. 


Since SCP-2896 is not usually located within this temporal locality, 
active containment is generally unnecessary. When SCP-2896 is 
present, however, standard containment procedures for non-reality 
manipulating anomalous humans are considered to be sufficient for 
containment purposes. 


An updated copy of SCP-2896’s containment documentation should 
be maintained in a secure storage locker along with all previous 
containment documents have been found in (see addendum for 
more details). Copies of further information or other discovered 
historical records concerning SCP-2896 should also be stored in 
said locker. It is critical that such information is stored securely so 
that future iterations of the Foundation are able to maintain proper 
containment of SCP-2896 in conjunction with all past iterations. 


Description: SCP-2896 is a 40 year old Caucasian male, formerly 
known as Vladimir Strannik, that possesses a non-localized 
temporal status. As such, SCP-2896 is capable of shifting to 
different points in time. 


SCP-2896 is not capable of consciously controlling this anomalous 
property, and only subconsciously activates it while asleep, causing 


the anomaly to move to different temporal localities at an 
unspecified point while it is engaged in REM sleep. SCP-2896 
seems to have no control over which temporal locality it manifests 
itself in, though there are several recurring localities that it is 
believed to appear in the most frequently, including this one. 


Currently, it is unknown how exactly SCP-2896 is capable of 
dissociating itself from a given temporal locality, and SCP-2896 itself 
claims that its anomalous property manifested at a relatively young 
age. The anomaly has refused to divulge further information 
concerning itself or its original time period, and no attempts to 
further identify its origin have been deemed necessary. 


Foundation containment of SCP-2896 dates back to the American 
Secure Containment Initiative (ASCI), a Foundation predecessor of 
the 18th and 19th centuries, as well as several intermediaries in 
between. As such, current containment of SCP-2896 relies on 
coordination of efforts between this current iteration of the 
Foundation, as well as past iterations of the Foundation, and 
possibly future iterations of the Foundation as well. A list of 
containment documents from the other temporal localities in the past 
that SCP-2896 is known to shift to are included below for record- 
keeping purposes, as well as to serve as testimony for future 
iterations of the Foundation who would presumably also be 
containing SCP-2896. 


Given the impossibility of direct coordination, a streamlined 
approach of simply maintaining the status quo as mentioned in the 
above containment procedures has been established as a means of 
minimizing difficulties. In addition, it is known that while SCP-2896 is 
able to temporally delocalize, it does not do the same spatially; in 
other words, SCP-2896 remains in the same location when it shifts 
to different temporal localities. As such, the containment chamber 
for SCP-2896 has not been drastically altered since the earliest 
recorded date that the Foundation has been actively using the site in 
which SCP-2896 is contained. 


SCP-2896 has demonstrated several signs of extreme hostility 

towards Foundation personnel, the source of which is perhaps 

linked to its treatment by other iterations of the Foundation (see 
below). 


touch. | will admit a personal failing, as | was tantalized by the 
prospect of having one of our own be in control of the phenomena, 
and the vitally important data that could be gathered. 


Unfortunately, our giddiness and desire not to mess with a very 
important, perhaps once in a lifetime chance, only damned another 
person. When the bus driver reached the fifth stop, he halted the 
vehicle as instructed. However, as he attempted to leave his seat, 
the brakes on the vehicle failed, allowing the bus to speed down the 
hill, crushing a little girl crossing the street under its wheels. At first 
we thought this was an attempt by SCP-342 to lash out against us, 
at having outwitted it and kept the prisoner out of its grasp. Shortly 
afterwards, we realized that the important fact was not that the child 
was killed, but that the bus was still moving, and Driver Folsworth 
was still in command of the vehicle. 


We tried to get into communication with Bucky but he refused to talk. 
We thought maybe this was because he felt guilty for the death of 
the child and was worried he was going to be punished, so we tried 
to reassure him that if he stopped now, there would be no 
repercussions. At this we got the first word from him, a simple "No." 
We knew then that we would have to use physical force to halt the 
bus. Setting up roadblocks and tire treads, we punctured two of the 
tires, and temporarily managed to tip it over on its side. However, he 
still somehow managed to go onto the highway and at one point we 
lost him when he went under the road. When he was found again, 
he was speeding, going at least 130 miles per hour in the middle of 
traffic in the opposite direction. At this point, he was a danger to the 
entire populace, not just the prisoner.