SCP-1911-1: Oh, you know how Hayden was. 
Always looking for a quick buck. Well, gramma 
helped him out, and he never even said thank 
you. Well, he came back, and grandma asked 
him what he'd been doing, and do you know 
what he was doing? He'd been out drinking! 
Well, grandma wasn't going to have any of 
that, so she just went ahead and gave him 
some of her medicine to calm him down. Do 
you know he made such a mess of his bed? 
He used the bathroom in it and... oh! Gramma 
couldn't even get him to wake up. | guess he 
was just too drunk still. | finally had enough 
and just left, but goodness. What a rude boy. | 
blame poor parenting. 


07 JULY 2002, 09:36 


SCP-1911-1: Oh, | felt so foolish. When | went 
to visit Roddy—you remember Roddy?—when 
| went to visit Roddy, | went to make him some 
tea, and then, he started screaming and crying 
so loudly all of a sudden. Well, gramma went 
up to check on him, and he was so upset and 
angry. Well, gramma forgot about the kettle, 
and... One thing led to another, and Roddy 
just went ahead and made me leave, and 
wouldn't you know it? His house caught fire. 


Oh, gramma felt so awful about that... 
17 AUG 2005, 22:58 


SCP-1911-1: Well, when | went to visit your 
cousin Ned, he was so rude. He was shoving 
and yelling at gramma so loud... And, well, | 
wouldn't ever think of doing anything, but you 
know your grandma Sophia? Well, she just 
couldn't take the way he was treating me 
anymore, and she picked up a lamp and just 
thwaped him right up side the head! Oh, gosh, 
| was so surprised. We got him to the couch, 
but he was plumb out of it by then. 


« SCP-1910 | SCP-1911 | SCP-1912 » 


SCP-1912: A Sticky Pocket Watch 


Item #: SCP-1912 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: The current colony of 
SCP-1912-1 is to be contained in Biodome-C-7 at Bio-Site 66. A 
researcher who is familiar with beekeeping using the Langstroth hive 
method must always be present at Bio-Site 66 and must personally 
conduct weekly maintenance checks of SCP-1912-1, as well as 
oversee the bi-weekly harvesting of SCP-1912-B. 


SCP-1912-B is to be harvested by two D-Class wearing full 
protective clothing, and stored in airtight drums in refrigerated 
storage area C. Contact with SCP-1912-A must be strictly avoided 
except for during “reproduction” events, which must take place every 
14 days using any of the on-site D-Class. It may be necessary to 
fully restrain the subject for this; however, it is vital to not use any 
form of sedative or otherwise calming drugs on them, as this 
interferes with the reproduction event. 


The colony of SCP-1912-1 is to be maintained at its current number 
of 45,000 with an acceptable variance of 2,500. SCP-1912 is to 
remain where it is in the center of Biodome-C-7 and is not to be 
moved barring a Class A evacuation event. 


Description: SCP-1912 is a pocket watch dating from the years 

18 -18 (itis theorised that the watch likely took at least 15 yea to 
complete). The watch is identical in style to those of 

however, several components suggest that it was completed up to 5 
years after his alleged death. There have been several minor 
modifications to the watch. SCP-1912 was discovered in the home 
of , a prominent member of [REDACTED], a small yet 
extremely militant environmentalist cult. had converted his 
basement into a workshop and is presumed to have died of 
malnutrition shortly after making the modifications to SCP-1912. 


Through unknown means SCP-1912 constantly secretes a clear 
fluid at a varying rate, hereby referred to as SCP-1912-A. The fluid 
is identical in every way to nectar except for its primary anomalous 
effect. Due to the extremely complex nature of SCP-1912, requests 
to dismantle it and examine the mechanism have been denied. 


When SCP-1912-A comes into contact with human skin, a blister is 
formed over the course of the next 2-6 hours. The blister varies in 
size in relation to the amount of SCP-1912-A that contacts the skin, 
with a lower limit of ~5ml producing a very small blister and an upper 
limit of ~1,500ml capable of producing full-body blisters. Over the 
course of the next 24-72 hours, the blister both spreads along the 
skin and grows outwards in size. The experience causes no pain; 
however, subjects have reported feelings of intense discomfort and 
nausea, as well as movement and "buzzing" from within the blister. 


After a period of 72-96 hours the blister will begin to cause the 
subject extreme discomfort, ‘itchiness’ and pain. Invariably the 
infected subject will scratch the blister, regardless of instruction (it is 
thought this effect is purely physical). Due to the weakening of the 
affected area, only a small amount of scratching is needed in order 
to pierce the skin and “burst” the blister. 


Once this has occurred, a number of honey bees (Apis mellifera) - 
hereby referred to as SCP-1912-1 - will be released from the blister. 
The emerged instances of SCP-1912-1 will be in an extremely 
compressed ball; however, they will sustain no injuries during the 
event. The “ball” of SCP-1912-1 will rapidly separate and, depending 
on the size of the blister, may be composed of anywhere from 30 to 
1,000 ‘worker bees’. No other kind of bee has ever been observed, 
presumably due to the nature of SCP-1912-A rendering the need for 
a queen and drone bees obsolete. 


The reproduction event causes surprisingly little physical harm to the 
subject, but may cause emotional trauma; therefore, subjects are to 
be given Class C amnestics after treatment for any minor injuries 
sustained. 


If a reproductive event does not occur at least once every 14 days, 
then SCP-1912-1 will begin to modify their behaviour. As opposed to 
harvesting SCP-1912-A, SCP-1912-1 instances will instead coat 


their legs in SCP-1912-A and seek to land on humans. A single 
instance of SCP-1912-1 is not enough to cause a blister itself; 
however, a swarm of SCP-1912-1 has proven to be more than 
sufficient. 


Instances of SCP-1912-1 will instinctively seek out SCP-1912 and 
seemingly have no range limits on being able to sense it. Even if the 
reproduction event occurs at a distance where they will die before 
reaching SCP-1912, instances of SCP-1912-1 will still invariably fly 
in that direction. It is theorised that instances of SCP-1912-1 are 
incapable of harvesting nectar in the way typically expected of 
honey bees. 


If allowed into the presence of SCP-1912, instances of SCP-1912-1 
will begin harvesting SCP-1912-A. The rate of SCP-1912-A 
secretion appears to directly correlate with the size of the 
SCP-1912-1 colony, increasing or decreasing the amount secreted 
to match SCP-1912-1 numbers. The honey produced by 
SCP-1912-1 - hereby referred to as SCP-1912-B - has no 
anomalous chemistry in its makeup and produces no anomalous 
effects. 


« SCP-1911 | SCP-1912 | SCP-1913 » 


SCP-1913: The Furies 


Item #: SCP-1913 
Object Class: Euclid (Previously Keter) 
Special Containment Procedures: 

[+] REVISION-7 


(04/04/191 ) 

Convoy Omega-8 (aka "The Cats In The Cradle") has 
been formed to handle the containment, research, and 
transfer of SCP-1913-1, and the avoidance and clean-up 
of SCP-1913-2 and SCP-1913-3 attacks. SCP-1913-1 is 
to be kept in a lead case equipped with a single speaker, 
to aid in interrogation. SCP-1913-1 is not to be allowed 
outside of its box, unless confined to a windowless room, 
and is not to know its location. 


Convoy Omega-8 is to maintain constant movement 
across underpopulated areas of America, and be 
prepared for engagement of both SCP-1913-2 and 
SCP-1913-3. Brief stops between sites for fuel, food, and 
equipment repair are permitted. Personnel are to wear 
latex gloves while directly handling SCP-1913-1, and are 
to avoid skin contact at all times. If unprotected physical 
contact is made, staff are to immediately wash their 
hands of any ink-like substance. If stains begin to 
spread, the affected staff are to be terminated before 
symptoms occur. 


Containment of SCP-1913-1 is to be considered a 
priority until improved containment procedures can be 
developed. SCP-1913-1 must not be given to 


SCP-1913-2 or SCP-1913-3 under any circumstances. 
SCP-1913-2 and SCP-1913-3 have yet to be contained. 
Authorization has been given for any and all measures 
deemed necessary to neutralize SCP-1913-2 and 
SCP-1913-3. 


REVISION-8 

(04/12/191 ) 

All SCP-1913 instances are to be contained at least 1600 Km away 
from each other, in areas where the Foundation has established 
major sites (for specific locations of each SCP-1913 instance, refer 
to Document 1913-53).1 Each SCP-1913 instance is to be placed in 
the middle of a tubular glass ring with a radius of 4 m. The inside of 
the glass ring is to be filled with sulfur dust. 


Personnel are to wear latex gloves while handling SCP-1913-1, and 
are to avoid skin contact at all times. If unprotected physical contact 
is made, staff are to immediately wash their hands of any ink-like 
substance. If stains begin to spread, the affected staff are to be 
terminated before symptoms occur. 


Injuries caused by SCP-1913-2 may require termination if they 
cannot be healed. Staff must remove any visible armor or lab coats 
before entering SCP-1913-2's cell to prevent aggravation. 


SCP-1913-3's cell is to be blast and fireproofed. Entry into 
SCP-1913-3's ring is not permitted. 


Description: SCP-1913 is the collective term for three separate 
entities, designated SCP-1913-1, SCP-1913-2, and SCP-1913-3. 
SCP-1913 instances do not show signs of mortality, either 
regenerating fatal injuries over time, or reappearing near the place 
of 'death' when its body has been destroyed within an hour. All 
SCP-1913 instances have shown an extreme aversion to sulfur, 
being either unwilling or unable to touch or cross over it without 
assistance. 


SCP-1913-1 is a sapient ceramic statue depicting a cat, measuring 
20.5 cm in height and weighing 8.3 kg. SCP-1913-1 has the name 
‘Agatha’ etched on the bottom, and is decorated with white gloss 
paint on the nose, ears, and forehead, and a black, wet ink-like 


substance around the object's eyes, mouth, and paws. SCP-1913-1 
is capable of communication, emanating a young female voice from 
its interior. SCP-1913-1 has shown disdain towards Foundation 
personnel, but is cooperative when threatened through the shaking 
of its container. SCP-1913-1 has given considerable information 
regarding other SCP-1913 instances’ abilities and reasons for 
pursuit, but has also been known to withhold information or give 
false statements relevant to its own containment, such as it not 
detailing its detestation towards sulfur. 


The ink covering SCP-1913-1's eyes, mouth, and paws is composed 
of 50.9% water, 48% ash, 0.9% salt, and 0.2% silver. Upon contact 
with a living subject's epidermis, the substance will be absorbed by 
the subject's pores. Depending on the quantity of ink, the affected 
areas will rapidly begin to dissolve, and eventually disappear. The 
subject does not seem to die from this process until the entire body 
has been dissolved, despite the disappearance of vital organs. If the 
torso has been consumed, but the subject's limbs remain, the limbs 
will continue to function until completely dissolved, usually 
attempting to move across the floor and grab nearby objects or legs. 


SCP-1913-1's ink does not appear to be capable of spreading on to 
objects, cadavers, dead tissue such as hair or fingernails, or those 
who have not touched SCP-1913-1 in the past 8 hours, and is only 
capable of causing the disappearance of living tissue. Unless 
contact is made with the subject's blood stream, washing off the 
substance around the affected areas is sufficient to prevent its 
effects, though scarring may occur. SCP-1913-1's ink is harmless 
when diluted with water. 


SCP-1913-2 is an animate humanoid skeleton covered in dark hair 
and ash, which gives it the physical shape of a female humanoid. 
SCP-1913-2's skeleton is human in structure, with the exception of 
its skull and digits, which appear to belong to a large canine. 
SCP-1913-2 is capable of moving at speeds of up to 65 kph, despite 
lacking the tissues required for motility. 


SCP-1913-2 does not appear to be sapient, and appears to act 
almost entirely on the orders given to it by either SCP-1913-1 or 
SCP-1913-3. It is presumed that SCP-1913-3 has taught 
SCP-1913-2 to attack anyone wearing either a lab coat or the 


standard armor commonly worn by Convoy Omega-8 (formerly 
known as "The Cats In The Cradle") on sight prior to Event-1913-3, 
due to the specific nature of these triggers. Otherwise, unless 
provoked or provided with an insufficient amount of food, 
SCP-1913-2 is unexpectedly docile. 


SCP-1913-2 will attack its victims when provoked, typically through 
clawing at the victim. However, despite major organ damage and 
blood loss, SCP-1913-2 is not capable of killing a victim. Subjects 
will show continued life signs until sustaining fatal injuries from 
another source, including non-anomalous wounds and the effects of 
SCP-1913-1's ink. If an organ or limb has been separated from the 
subject, then that organ will continue to live independently from the 
subject. Subjects will not die if an organ separated from its body via 
SCP-1913-2 dies. 


SCP-1913-2 will continue attacking a victim until either the victim 
ceases moving, typically from shock, or another subject provokes it. 
Although SCP-1913-2 does not require substance for survival, it has 
shown a proclivity towards eating the meat of its victims, and will 
become agitated if food is not provided. SCP-1913-3 refers to 
SCP-1913-2 as 'Telly’. 


SCP-1913-3 appears to be adolescent, male black Labrador 
retriever (Canis lupus familiaris), lacking a mouth, nose and eyes. 
SCP-1913-3's face consists of several ragged holes mimicking a 
grinning visage, which reveals a dim white light. SCP-1913-3 is 
sapient, and refers to itself as 'Freddie'. SCP-1913-3 refuses to 
elaborate on its reasons for its pursuit of SCP-1913-1 beyond ‘family 
matters’, but it has been reported that SCP-1913-3 does not want to 
harm SCP-1913-1. Information from SCP-1913-1 suggests a 
physical change in SCP-1913-1's form, but has not been confirmed. 


When SCP-1913-3 collides with an object or subject, SCP-1913-3 
will emit a burst of grey colored flames from the holes in its face. 
Flames produced in this manner reach temperatures of up to 

1200 °C (~2192 °F), and have the expected effect upon coming into 
contact with non-living objects. 


Fires started due to contact with these flames will continue to burn 
until a subject's skin has been fully consumed, or until the fire has 


been put out. Subjects will suffer severe burns from exposure to 
SCP-1913-3, typically resulting in complete loss of sight, hearing, 
and touch. The termination attempts of the victims of SCP-1913-3 
have only been successful when the victims have been dissolved by 
the ink of SCP-1913-1. Unless 'blocked' by a significant amount of 
sulfur, SCP-1913-3 is able to determine the general location of other 
SCP-1913 instances. SCP-1913-3 periodically experiences mood 
swings, ranging from neutral to aggressive, often cursing 
containment personnel. SCP-1913-3 has been responsible for at 
least two major fires following the 24th of March, 191 . 


SCP-1913-1 Recovery: On 03/24/191 , SCP-1913-1 was 
discovered at the V harbor upon investigation of a local 
shipwreck. Agent Crowely discovered SCP-1913-1 in the wreckage 
of the , which was believed to have been in transit to New York 
City, but was instead on route toS__. Two bodies were found in the 
wreckage, but the remaining 2 passengers were missing.