As the new instance of SCP-3399-1 grows it will begin to show 
images from the life of the potential offspring of the donor and the 
partner displayed in the leaves of the original SCP-3399-1 

instance.3 The new instance of SCP-3399-1 will ultimately begin 
producing seeds itself, which when planted grow into further 
instances of SCP-3399-1 displaying images of the potential offspring 
of the hypothetical individual displayed in the parent instance. 


The health of a given instance of SCP-3399-1 is determined by the 
genetic viability of the individual it is linked to - either the original 
donor or their hypothetical offspring. The presence of any genetic 
disorders in the displayed individual will cause SCP-3399-1 to grow 
in a non-standard manner, typically showing visible defects or 
abnormalities. See table 3399-1 for a list of observed abnormalities. 


SCP-3399 was discovered in an isolated valley in [REDACTED], 
inside a shrine of Daevite origin; the style and decoration of the 
shrine was consistent with that found in structures related to the 
Daevite royal line. Also found in the shrine were numerous sealed 
scroll cases; partial translation of the scrolls sealed within reveal 
them to be detailed genealogical logs of a number of Daevite 
families, along with descriptions of desired future pairings. 


The shrine was surrounded by 73 instances of SCP-3399-1, with the 
images displayed on the leaves of SCP-3399-1 matching the style of 
dress and cultural surroundings believed to be associated with 
Daevite royalty. One instance of SCP-3399-1 was transported to the 
botanical wing of Site- ; the rest were destroyed following the 
collection and cataloguing of seeds from each specimen. 


Table 3399-1 
Notable abnormal growth patterns observed in SCP-3399-1 


instances during test 


Racuilte 


21n 25% of planted 
gene for cystic instances, tree bark 
fibrosis. was noticeably paler 

than in healthy 
instances, and leaves 
were dry and brittle. 
Results imply that the 
displayed partner is 


alen a rarriar 
arsS-3-SarHier 


Researcher C Statistically significantlmages displayed-on 
family history of | the leaves were 
myopia. largely indecipherable, 


typically being little 
more than coloured 
D-88432 Infertile due to prior Instances of 
treatment for cancer. SCP-3399-1 grew 
normally, but never 
began producing 


seeds. 
Second generation None 50% of planted 
seed. Researcher M instances were 
was donor for the stunted, never 
Original instance. reaching more than 


half of the height of a 
typical instance, and 
branches held 
significantly fewer 
leaves. Later testing 
revealed that the 
displayed partner, 
confirmed to be 
ResearcherM s 
husband, possessed 
the gene for 
Huntingtons Disease. 
D-75332 Family history shows-SCP-3399-1 grew 
a statistically approximately 10% 
significant resistance larger than observed 


to bacterial infections. averages in height 
and girth. Surface 
area of leaves was 
approximately 15% 
above average. 
During destruction of 
the instance, the wood 
was observed to be 
notably harder to cut 
than standard 


inetancac 


MPa GOS 


D-5411 Tested positive for a-Eachinstance of 

number of genetic SCP-3399-1 grew with 

cancer markers. | a crooked trunk and 
branches, and 
developed a 
significant number of 
knots and burls during 
growth. Leaves were 
notably yellow in 
colour. 


Addendum 1: Following the planting of a seed from an instance of 
SCP-3399-1 of which Researcher L _ was the original donor, the 
leaves on SCP-3399-1 began displaying images implying a 
relationship between ResearchersL andP . Researcher L 
was married to a non-Foundation civilian at the time. 


Approximately one year later, ResearchersL andP informed 
the Foundation Human Resources department that they were 
beginning a relationship following Researcher L _ 's divorce, as per 
employee fraternisation guidelines. 


Addendum 2: Approximately six years after the birth of the first 
child of ResearchersL andP , it was determined that the 
images displayed by the secondary instance of SCP-3399-1 match 
those of the child with a 96% certainty. 


In an attempt to determine the nature of the predictions made by 
SCP-3399-1, ResearchersL andP have agreed to bring 
their child to Site- periodically to try and influence the images 


displayed. Checks for images relating to Site- are ongoing. 


Addendum 3: Attempts to grow seeds from the instance of 
SCP-3399-1 displaying the child of ResearchersL andP 

have all failed; the seed grows normally for approximately a week 
before it spontaneously suffers from rapid cellular decay. The 
reason for this is currently unknown. 


Footnotes 

1. Fruit of thePlatanus orientalisis non-edible, in both anomalous 
and non-anomalous varieties. 

2. In approximately 84% of observed cases. 

3. Foundation geneticists assigned to SCP-3399 agree that the 
displayed individuals could be offspring of the donor and 
hypothetical partner, with a certainty of 98%, based on the 
observation of visibly expressed genetic traits. 


Articles 3400-3499 


SCP-3400: Rorqual Infection 


Item #: SCP-3400 
Object Class: Keter 


Special Containment Procedures: A division of Mobile Task Force 
Gamma-6 is to monitor the population of Omura's whales 
(Balaenoptera omurai) and all specimens found to expel SCP-3400 
are to be terminated on sight. Any SCP-3400 expelled is to be 
collected and incinerated. Approximately 5 litres of SCP-3400 is kept 
on-site for experimental purposes. All personnel interacting with 
SCP-3400 must wear liquid-proof gloves and avoid direct skin 
contact with the substance at all times. Human subject testing is 
prohibited for the foreseeable future. 


Any individuals found to have made direct skin contact with 
SCP-3400 are to be apprehended, examined to determine the 
severity of the infection, and then given amnestics. Upon release 
subjects are to be informed that they possess an as-of-yet unknown, 
rare brain condition. Subjects found to be severely infected by 
SCP-3400 are to be humanely terminated. 


Description: SCP-3400 is an anomalous substance expelled 
through the blowhole of approximately 54.3% of wild Omura's 
whales (Balaenoptera omurai) within the Indian Ocean. The 
substance is highly luminous, light blue, and has a consistency 
similar to that of vegetable oils. The substance floats on water, and 
has not been found outside of the Indian Ocean. 


When an individual makes direct skin contact with SCP-3400, 
instances of SCP-3400-1 are transferred. SCP-3400-1 instances are 
conscious entities which can only materialise within the mind of an 
individual exposed to SCP-3400. They materialise as rorquals, with 
two large dorsal fins, and only materialise in groups. SCP-3400-1 
instances can freely move around within the consciousness and 
memories of an infected individual. In severe cases, SCP-3400-1 


instances can be apparently hallucinated within the sight of an 
infected subject. The subject will only realise they have been 
infected the next time they enter an REM sleep state. The subject 
will experience a dream involving the pod, and from that point 
forward the SCP-3400-1 instances will have virtually full access to 
the mind of the individual. The pod will begin to insert itself into the 
subject's memories and take up a large portion of the individual's 
thoughts. It is possible for an infected individual to lead a relatively 
normal life after exposure, but in severe cases SCP-3400-1 
instances will occupy most or all of the thoughts and memories of 
the individual, preventing normal activity. 


Addendum: On / /199, a yacht pulled into a harbour near Perth, 
Australia. All of the inhabitants, who were still alive, were found to 
have been exposed to SCP-3400, in some individuals with high 
severity. The following is a journal found on the vessel belonging to 
Isaac , 24 years old at the time of infection. 


/ /199 


Quiet on the lines today. Nothing really that interesting 
except a small dolphinfish. Not big enough to be eaten, 
so we just threw it back. Rick complained, of course. It 
was dark out, and Ethan called us out to the deck. There 
was this patch of glowing stuff on the water passing by 
our boat. He reached down and touched it, said it felt like 
slime. We all ended up running our hands through the 
stuff before our boat moved past. It was quite satisfying 
in my hands. We went to bed not long after that. 


/ 1199 


Had kind of a freaky dream last night. | was on some 
kind of floating island, and there was this whale group 
floating around. They looked like normal whales, but they 
had two fins. The guys said they had a dream with the 
same whales. Must have been a shared dream, or 
something. Caught a pretty big grouper after a massive 
tussle with the thing, which was a pretty nice contrast to 
yesterday. We can't stop thinking about the dream, 
though. 


D-23467: I'm the one who is seeing squids made out of sand, 
Command, so I'm going to get as close as | _ ing feel like it. [grunts] 
Looks like these squid things are breaking up the rock the Bugs 
lived in, Command. I'm not stickin' my hand near em, but my guess 
is they are eatin’ the thing. Sounds like a rock in one of those 
crusher things. Bugs look like they are trying to fight back, but it ain't 
working. I'm no scientist, but my guess is the squids do the rock- 
chucking thing surprise the Bugs long enough to do their job. 
[pause] Oh, Christ, Command... there's more of these things. 


Dr. : What things, Delta? 


D-23467: Those rock-chain things, | didn't see them before, too 
much dust floating around. | guess these are dustbug hives or 
something. | can see at least six of these things in here, but I'd have 
to walk more to get through some of the sand currents in here. | see 
a few more groups of rock squids too flying around. [pause] Christ, 
the squids are done with the Bugrock! /gasps] They see me, 
Command! Permission to withdraw? 


Dr. : Negative, Delta. See what they want. 


D-23467: Yeah, easy to say that, you asshole, you're not the one 
about to be- [pause] They are just... watching, using some of the 
rocks around me to circle around me. They don't have eyes, or at 
least ones that | can see. They look about [70cm] long all told. It's 
like Someone made an octopus out of a rock, Command, but... how 
the hell is it so fluid? Rocks don't... rocks don't- [cursing] — er just 
sprayed me with sand, Command, | can'tsee right now. Squids 
do that  withink,| guess these _ ing things do with sand. [sounds 
of compressed air] Oh thank God, they're gone now, Command. 
Permission to return to the airlock; I'm running out of air in this thing, 
and I'm not going to get caught in another duststorm without enough 
air. 


D-23467's return to the airlock was uneventtul. As per standard 
procedure, D-23467 stripped inside the airlock and was 
decontaminated of all SCP-440 grains and returned to D-Class 
dormitories. 


ops. 


| wasn't thinking of the dream today. The whales from it 
lingered in my mind though. Just a flicker of the fins or 
the mouth in the back of my mind. It was another quiet 
day for fishing, but we got hounded by gulls all day. It 
was real annoying, rick got really pissed. As I'm writing 
this | can see the whales in the back of my mind. | don't 
like it. 


ESS 


I'm not sure why, but the whales from my dream have 
been on my mind all day. | can't stop thinking about 
them. It's really starting to get on my nerves, it was hard 
to concentrate on fishing, so | caught nothing. We got 
virtually no catches today on the whole, everybody 
seemed really out of it. Lucky we have enough food 
already so we don't really need to catch anymore. They 
have two fins, it's strange. | think | remember them, too. 
Just a flicker of a memory, of them in a lake when | was 
young. 


/ /199 


could barely get up to write this today, so | pulled it into 
the bed. the whales are all | can think about apart from 
the need to eat and shit. rick has gone, he's not in his 
bed. will seems virtually normal, he told us rick went 
missing. i remember the whales so many times. they 
were outside the window when my dad died. they were in 
the sea that time i nearly drowned. they were in the sea. 
in the sea when we touched the glowing. 


(No date written) 


all | can remember are whales. two fins. in the sky, my 
first day of school. when i caught the grouper they were 
in the sea. this entire trip, i remember they've been 
everywhere. they were here when | was writing this 
journal. i remember seeing them a few seconds ago. 


(No date written) 


they're here right now in the room. flying, the two fins 
scraping the ceiling. they're floating over him across the 
room. no food. active man gone. the two fins. 


Isaac was humanely terminated shortly after discovery. 


SCP-3401: Anyone Fancy A Cup Of Jade? Or maybe 
some Earl, or Jasmine? 


Item #: SCP-3401 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3401 is contained in a 
standard anomalous item locker. 


Description: SCP-3401 is a brown clay teapot, measuring 11cm in 
height and 17cm in length. The bottom of SCP-3401 bears the 
inscription 'A lasting memento for any tea lover’. 


SCP-3401's anomalous effects manifest when a small portion of 
human ash, approximately a single teaspoon, is placed into 
SCP-3401 and then filled with boiled water. Ashes placed inside 
SCP-3401 will then begin to infuse with the boiled water in a manner 
consistent to fermented tea leaves. The water will initially experience 
a change in color and gain a particular scent depending on the 
ashes. 


After 2-3 minutes, the water inside SCP-3401 will take a quasi-liquid 
form, coated in a thin clear membrane consistent with vegetable oil. 
In this state, the resulting ‘brew’ will resemble a miniaturized limp 
human body, resembling the individual whose ashes were used 
(SCP-3401-1). SCP-3401-1 instances are intricately detailed, 
portraying minor features of the individual, such as finger/toenails, 
hair and wrinkles. SCP-3401-1 will behave partly as a single liquid 
mass, separating only when manipulated feasibly by exterior 
sources. Closer examination of SCP-3401-1 instances reveals a 
faint sound emanating from them, similar to a heartbeat. 


SCP-3401-1 may be drunk and is often described as having a 

consistency similar to hot tea and watery jelly. SCP-3401-1 each 
have their own distinguishing taste depending on the ashes used 
and are usually a complex mixture of flavours; including ones not 


limited to average tea. In all cases, SCP-3401-1 instances have 
been reported as also having a flavor bearing similarities to the 
respective person's cause of death! (a list of reported flavors can be 
found below). 


A mixture of ashes to brew SCP-3401-1 is possible; however, the 
produced instance will appear as a physically deformed fusion of the 
respected bodies and is described as tasting of blood and various 
other bodily fluids. 


Partial Testing Log 3401 


Access Log 

Cremated Cause of death, Flavour 
individual description 
23 year old female Allergic reaction) Sweet witha 


(bee sting) strong cherry zest 
and spice. Faint 
taste of freshly cut 
grass and honey. 

42 year old man} Homicide Aromatic, rich, 
bergamot orange. 
Hint of sweat, 
blood, metal and 
perfume. 

26 year old female Suicide (jumping) Bleak, smokey 
flavor. Hint of 
whisky, concrete 
and salt water. 


14 year old male) Reported Sweet with a flavor 
accidental death; of vanilla and 
(falling)$ candied nuts. 
Slight hint of 
arsenic. 
93 year old male} Lung cancer Non-anomalous 


pure green tea 
(SCP-3401-1 was 
not produced). 


Footnotes 


1. Allergic reaction to almonds: slight nutty taste, death by burning: 
smokey, drowning: sea air and fish, homicide: decaying wood, iron 
and compost.