SCP-2402-1

SCP-2402-1 was a musical manuscript that had the SCP-2402 chord written into its music. Originally in the possession of Bulgarian musicians, these musicians offered tourists and travelers to listen to the chord at exorbitant prices. The SCP Foundation discovered this, sending MTF Eta-11 "Savage Beasts" to claim the manuscript. 
After a lengthy assault, involving the death and resurrection of Agent John Hennessy, they were able to obtain and contain SCP-2402-1 at Site-17. 
==History==
===Discovery===
It is unknown when SCP-2402-1 was created, though it is possible that the Byzantine Empire created the manuscript with SCP-2402 due to the use of Byzantine notation. It likely made its way to Bulgaria when the Byzantines owned modern Bulgaria. 
However, by the 20th century, musicians in Garnya, Bulgaria began performing SCP-2402 out of a cave in the Balkan Mountains, with the cave being painted similar to Neolithic paintings despite its relatively young age. Performances of the song were offered to travelers at high prices, with the price increasing by "years of youth."Entry Page: 2402
===Foundation capture===
The SCP Foundation heard rumors of "a song that restores youth and virginity" being sold in Garnya for very high prices. As a result, they sent MTF Eta-11 "Savage Beasts" to investigate these rumors, determine if it is legitimate and anomalous, and contain the threat. MTF Eta-11 disguised themselves as clients, with Agent Helen Zhao paying for "three years of youth" from POI-2402-4, who had been de-aged considerably due to playing 2402 the longest. Zhao was led to the mountain cave and remained inside while the rest of MTF Eta-11 prepared an assault.
As he was deaf, Agent John Hennessy was chosen to lead the first assault as it was believed he would be immune to the song's effects. Hennessy and Zhao's recent memories were erased by the performance of SCP-2402, forcing them to exit the cave. Three more incursions were made, though all failed; on the fourth, Hennessy planted charges on the cave entrance and detonated them, crushing himself from the rubble. The musicians were able to use the music to reverse the events locally, essentially resurrecting Hennessy and preventing the detonation.
Commander Samuel Richards ultimately charged into the cave gung-ho, ultimately coming out with an infant POI-2402-4 and SCP-2402-1. Investigation of the cave also found recently made traditional Bulgarian musical instruments (a gaida, a kaval, a tǔpan, and two tamburas) as well as a forgery of a Stradivarius violin. The POI was delivered to a nearby monastery, while 2402-1 was transported to Site-17 for storage.
==Attributes==
SCP-2402-1 was a musical manuscript written in Byzantine notation. Within the song on the page was SCP-2402, a chord that reverses the aging process for organic matter. Otherwise, it has no other anomalous properties.
==Containment procedures==
SCP-2402-1 is stored in a standard storage locker at Site-17, alongside SCP-2402-2 and formerly SCP-2402-3.
==Meta==
===Appearances===
*Entry Page: 2402
==References==
Category:Objects
Category:SCPs
Category:Euclid