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Item #: SCP-8883
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: Although small animals are unaffected by SCP-8883, larger animals may be exposed to the vibrations of SCP-8883 via its attached audio devices if a containment instance is brought within 15m of the area.
In the event that SCP-8883 is moved into a containment area, the entrance to the area should be guarded by a party of Foundation-sanctioned mercenaries until it is confirmed that no damage has been done. Percussion grenades are to be used to drive the organism back.
In the event of a containment breach, personnel is to be brought to the area and suppressed with SCP-1179B until a containment breach response team can be contacted. Thereafter, SCP-1179B is to be administered and SCP-8883 is to be secured in a containment cell.
Description: SCP-8883 is a substance located near the intersection of █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █ █
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Any sound emanating from SCP-8883 will cause an adverse reaction in animals as large as dogs and possibly larger. The reaction is characterized by excessive panting, salivating, yawning, and tremors, as well as a disorienting sensation of acceleration which is likened to an acceleration similar to that of an improperly-closed airplane cockpit.
When an animal is exposed to SCP-8883 for the first time, they will attempt to escape from the area and a secondary, milder response may develop. The secondary response will vary between each animal as affected individuals are affected in different ways. SCP-8883-1 instances will generally respond by running in all directions.
Dragons and similarly-sized mammals will attempt to escape the area as well. The initial reactions to exposure to SCP-8883 will wear off after approximately 3-5 minutes. As with animals, these reactions can last an indefinite amount of time if SCP-8883 is exposed repeatedly. However, if the instance of SCP-8883 is not held in a containment cell, it is highly likely that the creatures will attempt to escape. This can also result in the matter of acceleration occurring within the creature itself, resulting in injury or death to the organism.
Should an observer be exposed to SCP-8883, the effects of the motion sickness-inducing substance become progressively worse as time progresses. Both symptoms begin in less than 5 seconds, and the period between the initial physical symptoms and the feeling of acceleration is usually equal to the period of time it takes the observer to experience the full effects of the motion sickness-inducing substance. In the event of prolonged exposure to SCP-8883, the subject is expected to experience this sensation for at least 3 minutes, at which point the hallucinogenic properties of the substance begin to impair the ability to make decisions.
Incident Log: Log
Subject: A mobile humanoid
Subject's Apgar: 10
Time to Sight: 1:19
Exposure Type: Incident
Location: O'Keefe Village, japan
Procedure: Subjects are provided with audio equipment. 1 of 2 subjects is placed within close proximity of SCP-8883. One of the subjects takes one step, resulting in a low hum and
SCP-7123, also known as "The Shade Stalker," is a humanoid entity that emerges exclusively under the cover of darkness, reaching an average height of approximately 1.9 meters, though it can extend its limbs and body to appear larger when necessary, giving it a disconcerting presence. The creature possesses a highly adaptive form that enables it to blend seamlessly into its environment, a trait that makes it nearly invisible in low light conditions. Its skin is a dark, mottled gray that mimics the textures of surrounding materials, from tree bark to urban debris, allowing it to ambush its prey with chilling efficiency. The Shade Stalker specifically preys on human females aged 16 to 27, a demographic it seems to prefer for reasons still under investigation. Specimens recovered from the field indicate that the creature feeds approximately once every five to seven days, although this frequency may vary depending on the availability of suitable targets. The diet of SCP-7123 consists primarily of flesh, with a preference for the softer tissues, particularly around the abdomen and thighs, which it consumes for their high nutrient density. Witness accounts describe the creature’s feeding behavior as methodical and disturbingly silent; it stalks its victims with a predatory grace, often waiting in the shadows for hours before striking. It has been noted that its feeding sessions last from thirty minutes to two hours, during which the entity appears to enter a trance-like state, fully engrossed in the act of consumption. Survivors of encounters with SCP-7123 report a sense of impending dread, often feeling as if they were being watched long before the creature reveals itself. This psychological aspect of the creature may play a role in its hunting strategy, as it instills fear in its victims, making them more vulnerable to attack. While its motives remain unclear, some theories suggest a link to survival instincts or reproductive drives, with a possible biological imperative that favors young females for reasons tied to nutrient absorption and reproduction. The Shade Stalker has been observed using various tactics to capture its prey, including mimicry and ambient occlusion, allowing it to take on the appearance of shadows or even objects in its vicinity. When it is undetected, it will often lie in wait, perfectly still, until its target is close enough to seize. Reports suggest that it emits a low-frequency hum that may disorient its victims, further enhancing its stealthy approach. Additionally, SCP-7123 displays a high level of intelligence, demonstrating problem-solving abilities and an understanding of human behavior, which it employs to exploit weaknesses in its prey's routines. In terms of reproduction, the entity has yet to be observed engaging in any traditional mating behaviors; however, genetic analysis of consumed individuals has revealed anomalous properties that may suggest the creature incorporates some aspects of its prey’s genetic material into its own, potentially leading to variations in its form or abilities over time. The entity appears to possess an innate drive to improve its camouflage and hunting strategies based on previous encounters, indicating a form of learned behavior. Surveillance footage has recorded instances of SCP-7123 utilizing urban landscapes to its advantage, hiding in plain sight among discarded items or blending into the architecture of buildings. This adaptability to various environments makes containment particularly challenging. When it is not actively hunting, SCP-7123 often retreats to secluded locations, including dense forests, abandoned structures, or remote urban areas, where it can rest and recharge. The creature seems to be able to sense changes in its surroundings, becoming more active on nights when conditions are favorable for hunting, such as during full moons or when atmospheric conditions create shadows. SCP-7123 also appears to have a low tolerance for bright lights, retreating rapidly when exposed to sudden illumination, which suggests that utilizing lighting as a defensive mechanism may be an effective way to deter it. Encounters with the Shade Stalker have led to increased anxiety and paranoia among those who live in areas where it has been sighted, prompting discussions on the psychological effects of being stalked by such an elusive predator. Research into the entity’s habits and biology continues, focusing on understanding its specific requirements for survival and the potential for weaknesses that could be exploited for containment. This ongoing investigation raises numerous ethical questions about how to handle a creature that preys on humans while also embodying traits that are, in some ways, awe-inspiring. The fear it inspires is palpable, and its ability to blend into its environment serves as a chilling reminder of how little we understand about the darker corners of our world. In light of its unique properties and the threat it poses, SCP-7123 is classified as Keter, necessitating strict protocols for monitoring and containment. Observations suggest that its presence not only disrupts local ecosystems but also affects the psychological well-being of communities, creating a climate of fear and suspicion. Understanding SCP-7123 and its behavior is essential to develop effective strategies for preventing future encounters, but as with many SCP entities, the deeper mysteries it presents may remain shrouded in darkness, just like the creature itself.
SCP-8711 the endless worm
Item #: SCP-8711Object Class: Keter
Special Containment Procedures:We've set up Site-8711-A around an old well deep in the woods of British Columbia. Nobody's supposed to go near it—there’s a 1.5 km exclusion zone marked off as an "environmental hazard site." Anyone who wanders in gets picked up, questioned, mind-wiped, and dropped off somewhere safe.
We’ve got seismic sensors, thermal cameras, chemical detectors—everything—to watch for activity from inside the well. SCP-999 is stationed here at all times, just in case. If 8711 acts up again, we’re sending in MTF Delta-9 (“Pit Vultures”).
Description:SCP-8711 is a massive, worm-like creature that lives in the well. It's about 6 meters thick and rises up to 14 feet when it surfaces—but nobody knows how long it actually is. Might be endless. It’s blood-red, segmented, and almost looks like it's glowing from the inside.
The really dangerous part? It breathes out this thick fog—called Agent-8711-V. It’s not just acid. It spreads through the body like a virus. Anyone who breathes it in or touches it starts swelling up, and then… they pop. Literally explode from the inside. It’s fast, and there’s no cure.
Discovery:Two sisters went to fetch water from the well and saw the worm. Only one of them made it back. Said it was a "giant red worm with a black mouth." We secured the site two days later.
Incident Log – 8711-Gamma:We sent in two teams—MTF Alpha-3 and Delta-9—after the worm was spotted again. As soon as they landed, it came out. It sprayed the mist, and 12 of our people went down almost immediately. We had no choice. We called in SCP-999.
The moment SCP-999 got close, 8711 just… stopped. It made this weird sound, like someone biting into an apple, and then it went back down. That was it. No more attacks. No one expected that.
The Forest Below:We’ve sent drones down the well, and it just keeps going. It opens into a huge underground forest—giant glowing mushrooms, trees made of fungus, weird air that smells too clean. It's like a whole other world. And it goes on forever.
Addendum – The Town:One of our drones got footage from about 18 kilometers down. We found a town. Actual people—fifty or more—living in houses made from fungus and stone. No lights, no electricity. Just… living like it's the year 800.
They speak some weird mix of Old English and something we can’t figure out. They don’t know who we are. Don’t know what the Foundation is. They just live there. And they worship something.
There's a temple in the middle of town with drawings of a red worm god coming out of a hole. Looks exactly like SCP-8711.
We tried talking to them using a speaker, but they ran. A few minutes later, the drone feed cut out. Something huge hit it. Bigger than 8711. We haven’t sent another.
From One of the Explorers – Recovered Log:
From helmet cam footage of MTF Delta-9 operative "Halberd-6" – presumed KIA during Expedition 8711-Beta
“Descending past 15km. Trees are glowing brighter. Air’s way too clean—unnatural. Some of the fungus seems to move when we pass it.
Wait—lights up ahead. Looks like houses? Buildings? What the hell…?”
“They’re watching us. One of them had mushrooms growing out of his eyes. Kids too. And they’re all bowing—to this giant red worm statue.”
“Something's coming. Bigger than the worm. Lights—going dow—” [Transmission ends]
Final Notes:This isn’t just a big worm. This is something ancient. It’s connected to that town. Maybe it protects them. Maybe it traps them. We don’t know. But they’ve been down there a long time. And they have no idea that we exist.
The forest at the bottom is still expanding. SCP-8711 hasn't come back up since SCP-999 calmed it down—but it’s still there. Watching.
Containment Priority: Omega-HighCurrent Status: DormantExploration Status: Suspended until further O5 review.