Closing Statement: [After the Interview Ellie 
told the Agent that she was going to go back to 
Connecticut to visit Abigail's grave. No signs of 
Anomalous activity seems to have been 
present before the creation of SCP-3152.] 


Mrs. B: Well there was that time in May when that 
doctor... No, nothing at all! If anything they’re doing too 
well! So healthy and full of life. | swear little 
[REDACTED] said ‘Ma-ma’ just yesterday! 


Dr. Grant: I’m sorry, what was that about a doctor? 


Mrs. B: Yes, he came to the house after they...[three 
second pause, subject visibly confused] | didn’t say 
anything about a doctor! Let me see my children, please. 
They’re probably starving by now; they need to be fed. 


Agent Pertucci (inaudible to Mrs. B): We're losing her; 
come back to it. 


Dr. Grant: | assure you, ma’am, we're giving them the 
best care possible. 


Mrs. B: With that awful formula, I'll bet! [REDACTED] 
threw up the last time | tried that. Neither of them has 
touched it since. No; it’s natural breast milk for them, 
100%. My obstetrician said that they'll need it for at least 
another three months, and I’m not about to take any 
risks. 


Dr. Grant: Isn't two and a half years a little long to be 
breastfeeding? 


Mrs. B: They're... they’re only three months old! 
Dr. Grant: But just now, you had said— 


Mrs. B: | know what | said! It’s your fault. Got my head 
all turned around! 


Dr. Grant: |’m sorry if I’ve confused you, ma’am, it’s just 


Mrs. B: Who the hell are you people, anyway? Let me 
see my babies! 


At this point in the interview, Mrs. B refused to answer any further 


SCP-3153: Bugging Me 


Item #: SCP-3153 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3153 is to be kept in an 
artificial habitat appropriate for centipedes in Site-64 as specified 
in construction sheet 3153-A. The interior of the habitat is to be 
decorated like a non-specific major metropolitan area, with visual 
and audio props meant to convince SCP-3153 that they are still 
living in the outside world. In addition to the normal care required by 
centipedes, SCP-3153 is to be sustained through a weekly social 
interaction session with one to five D-Class personnel, or employees 
of Gol-466 (Wilson's Wildlife Solutions)! that have Level 2 Site Wide 
Clearance and wish to apply themselves?. Those who wish to 
sustain instances of SCP-3153 through social interaction must first 
pass through psychological evaluation meant to detect tendencies 
toward excessive emotional attachment. Each session is to last a 
maximum of 1 hour, and to be monitored closely by Researchers for 
the eventual biological and behavioral alterations in SCP-3153. All 
significant alterations are to be registered for posterity in order to 
gain a better understanding of how the genetics of SCP-3153 
operate. Civilians who come into contact with wild instances of 
SCP-3153 are to be given Class B amnestics, and the instances are 
to be recovered by Gol-466. 


Description: SCP-3153 refers to a species of organisms outwardly 
resembling the Scolopendra polymorpha species of centipedes, 
which are native to northwestern Oregon. They measure 
approximately 1.76 m in length and weigh an average of 82 kg. 
Beyond their initial chitinous carapace, instances of SCP-3153 are 
an undifferentiated mass of biological tissue similar in function to 
totipotent stem cells, albeit much faster in how they act. Instances of 
SCP-3153 are capable of forming new organs, limbs and tissues 
from this mass, but this is dependent on how much they interact with 


and form significant emotional bonds with human subjects. The 
types of adaptations that instances of SCP-3153 are capable of 
forming seem to be limited to crude attempts at mimicking and 
pleasing the human subjects they are bonding with. 


Initially, instances of SCP-3153 operate with sophisticated animal 
intelligence. Methods of assistance include bringing small objects 
that a human subject will need in the morning, or swarming over 
perceived intruders to the subject's home. Methods of mimicry 
include eating the same foods as the subject and nesting on their 
bed. Of note is that as long as the human subject the instances are 
bonding with has not reciprocated their advances in a significant 
fashion, the instances are incredibly persistent and will regenerate 
from grievous injuries in a matter of seconds. No matter how 
aggressive the human subject becomes, the instances will not fight 
back, and display a timid and forgiving behavior toward the subject. 


These actions persist until the human subject attempts to 
communicate with the instances in a friendly manner, leaves a small 
offering of food for them or otherwise attempts to reciprocate the 
bonding. During this time, SCP-3153 has been known to shed 
excess quantities of quasi-human body parts and biological tissues 
from their mass of stem-like cells, apparently in an effort to ease 
mimicry of and socializing with the human subject. However, since 
their understanding of human nature at this point is still crude, these 
shed materials are almost invariably malformed and unstable, but 
rarely represent any danger. 


Gradually, SCP-3153 instances develop recognition of human facial 
expressions. They occasionally attempt to stand upright and 
embrace the subject in a manner similar to a hug, and generally stay 
close to and protect them. Instances will also develop a decent 
understanding of language and technology, as well as the 
anatomical adaptations to use them, albeit not as effectively as a 
human. Over time, the instances will accumulate more and more 
adaptations for the purposes of becoming more like the human 
subject they are bonding with. However, the instances are incapable 
of accurately replicating the human form or behavior. 


The quantity of shed materials tends to increase at this point. The 
shed materials remain harmless but may attract infestations of non- 


anomalous pests if left unchecked. Instances who have been 
successfully instructed on how to reduce their shedding obey in 92% 
of cases. Of note is after receiving such instructions, 46% of 
instances showed of their own initiative the capacity to reshape their 
shed biological material into edible versions, invariably presenting 
such items to their human subjects as apparent gifts. Refusal of 
such edible items was observed to cause a considerable sadness 
response in SCP-3153 instances. Further research into the level of 
intelligence and capability of biological tissue generation of 
SCP-3153 instances is pending. 


Evidence indicates that instances of SCP-3153 do not produce any 
mind-affecting anomalies, and that any interactions that arise 
between them and their associated human subjects are to be 
treated as mundane. So far, 68% of human subjects have 
successfully completed the bonding process, with an estimated 21% 
increase in overall productivity. Use of SCP-3153 instances and 
similar anomalies for therapeutic purposes has been proposed by 
Dr. in the research paper "Humane Pests And Pestilent 
Humans: On The Emergence Of Non-Conventional Friendships 
Between Homo Sapiens And Anomalous Arthropods". 


Footnotes 

1. Involved in the containment ofSCP-3466. 

2. Along with Sarah Gardner, to which instance SCP-3153-01 is 
bonded. 


SCP-3154: Terminal State Inducer 


Item #: SCP-3154 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3154 may be kept in any 
standard storage locker, preferably wrapped in some disposable 
material (such as paper) to enable safe handling. Care must be 
taken not to cut oneself or others on SCP-3154's edges; use of 
gloves is recommended for handling of SCP-3154. 


Testing of SCP-3154 should take place in a room with robust 
drainage systems. Sanitation procedures for anomalies which 
produce human blood apply. 


Description: SCP-3154 is a triangular piece of plate glass 16.2cm 
long, 8.0cm wide, and 0.7cm thick. Traces of blood from multiple 
human subjects are present on and around the 'tip'. SCP-3154 has 
sharp edges, necessitating precautionary measures to prevent 
injury. 


When used to inflict damage on a human, SCP-3154 is capable of 
inducing a unique state in the subject, hereby designated a Sigma 
State. The amount of damage necessary to instigate a Sigma State 
varies between subjects, and appears to be correlated to the 
location the damage is inflicted, the depth of any cuts made with 
SCP-3154, and the overall health of the subject prior to use of 
SCP-3154. A Sigma State can be most efficiently instigated by 
slicing open large blood vessels located near the skin; the proximal 
cause of a Sigma State appears to be exsanguination. 


Subjects in a Sigma State exhibit several unusual properties: 


¢ Absence of breathing and heartbeat are reliable indicators of 
the onset of a Sigma State. 


© The subject will additionally become inactive and non- 
responsive to all external stimuli; however, this should 
not be used as an indication of a Sigma State, as the 
same properties are observed in comatose or otherwise 
unconscious humans. 


« As aconsequence of the lack of blood flow, the subject's 
blood will gradually settle in whichever areas of the body are 
lower at the time. The subject will become discolored as a 
result. 

¢ Poorly characterized processes result in gradual reduction of 

the subject's body temperature to the ambient temperature, as 

well as stiffness of the limbs. 

The subject's immune system becomes inactive. This is 

ultimately the most physically destructive aspect of a Sigma 

State, as it enables organisms from the environment (Such as 

worms, flies, and certain microbes) to consume the subject's 

body over an extended period of time. 


© This is accompanied by further discoloration, gross 
physical alteration, and foul odors; additional testing to 
determine the exact parameters of this effect is needed. 
Testing has shown that refrigeration and the application 
of certain chemicals is effective in delaying this process, 
though expenditure of resources in this method is not 
recommended. 


The long-term effects of remaining in a Sigma State have yet to be 
observed. No tested methods have proven effective in reversing a 
Sigma State, nor does it appear to reverse of its own accord; thus, 
inducing a Sigma State in valued personnel is not recommended. 


D-Class personnel in a Sigma State are generally not suitable for 
other purposes, and consideration of personnel requirements 
elsewhere is recommended before allotment of human resources to 
SCP-3154 testing.- Dr. Keller, HMCL Supervisor 


Addendum: A temporary moratorium on testing SCP-3154 has 
been placed by the Ethics Committee, pending an investigation into 
the ethical ramifications of Sigma State induction and determination 
of appropriate handling of individuals in Sigma States. 


SCP-3155: We Never Sleep 


Original logo of Gol-021 


Item #: SCP-3155 
Object Class: Keter 


Special Containment Procedures: Each current extant SCP-3155 
instance is to be kept in a Humanoid Containment Chamber Type B; 
the cells are to be outfitted with precautionary measures designed to 
counter the occupants’ specific individual phenomena. SCP-3155 
instances are to be kept in Site-43's B-Wing. 


Foundation Operatives have been installed in all levels of the 
American government with the express purpose of identifying and 
locating previously uncontained SCP-3155 instances. Additionally, 
Operatives are to infiltrate Gol-021 to collect information on possible 
SCP-3155 instances, their locations, their abilities, etc. 


When possible SCP-3155 instances have been located, MTF- 
Iota-10 ("Damn Feds") is to capture them and bring them to 
Site-42 for questioning before being relocated to Site-43. The 
relocation is to occur with the help of MTF Omega-12 ("Achilles 
Heels"), guarding the particular SCP-3155 instance in order to avoid 
possible capture by hostile Groups Of Interest. 


Description: SCP-3155 is the collective designation for 200~ 
anomalous individuals! that originally worked with Gol-021 
("Pinkerton National Detective Agency")? from 1883 to 1905 as a 
part of the organization's anti-anomalous division. SCP-3155 
encompasses various different age groups, socio-economic 
backgrounds, political and religious beliefs, and varying levels of 
hostility. Due to Gol-021's lack of cooperation with Foundation 
operatives and Gol-021's lack of consistent recordkeeping regarding 
SCP-3155 instances, it is currently unknown how many instances 
are currently alive, or the total number of SCP-3155 instances that 


worked for Gol-021. 


SCP-3155 instances. Circa 1891 


SCP-3155 instances often have anomalous abilities primarily 
focusing on combat, although there have been documented cases of 
SCP-3155 instances controlling the Hume level within an area, 
effectively acting as a primitive Scranton Reality Anchor prior to its 
creation by Prometheus Labs in the early 19 s. Other 
documented cases have shown flesh manipulation, psychokinetic 
control, and extreme regenerative abilities. 


SCP-3155 instances were originally employed by Gol-021 in order 
to supply the demand for anomalous guards and detectives prior to 
the establishment of the Foundation in 1899 and the creation of a 
federal agency to deal with anomalous criminals. Prior to Pinkerton, 
anomalous felons often had very little national opposition within the 
United States, primarily being handled by civilian or local law 
enforcement. These groups were often ill-prepared to deal with 
anomalous criminals due to lack of training regarding extranormal 
matters, along with insufficient information regarding the anomalous 
community. 


Despite the Anti-Pinkerton Act of 1893, which made hiring Gol-021 
and agencies like it illegal for the United States government, 
Gol-021 was still able to supply of a steady demand for anomalous 
agents and detectives on the local and state level within the United 
States until 1905, when the Foundation's activities began in earnest. 


Discovery: SCP-3155 was discovered following the Foundation's 
establishment in 1899, when rumors of anomalous individuals 
working for Gol-021 began circulating the anomalous community. 
This was confirmed on 6-22-1900, when SCP-3155-1 was arrested 
by local law enforcement for attempted robbery. SCP-3155-1 was 
put into its own jail cell. On 6-23-1900, SCP-3155-1 was reported to 
have burst into flames. Intention behind this act is currently 
unknown. 


Following this, the Foundation investigated SCP-3155-1 and its 
history with Gol-021. This investigation lead to the discovery of 
Gol-021's anomalous division, and to the discovery that over 200~ 


people originally worked in this division. 
Addendum-3155.1: Selected Interview Logs 
Dr. Henderson: How did the Agency hire you? 


SCP-3155-13: | worked as a clerk in this tiny little 
General Store down south, near Mobile. Beautiful town, if 
you didn't mind the smell and poverty. And racism. But 
that's not important. What is important is how the man 
picked me up. | was closing up shop, making sure that 
everything was where it was, the owner always got onto 
me about that, always bitching and moaning an— 


Dr. Henderson: Stick to the story, please. 


SCP-3155-13: Heh, sorry. My mind wanders, it's a habit. 
Anyways, | was closing up shop, making sure that 
everything was clean and put up, when this man comes 
in. Short little man, tiny eyes as well. Looked like a rat. 
Smelled like one too. Seemed like a country boy, I'd 
reckon. I'm still behind the counter, counting the money, 
when | see him stroll on up. You'd never believe what 
happened next. 


Dr. Henderson: What did he do?