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Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be kept in a humanoid containment cell at Site-17. If SCP-XXXX produces any materials or makes any costumes, the items should be confiscated and the entity should be disciplined. Due to the risk of a containment breach, SCP-XXXX cannot be given food or items. As of 2/19/18 Protocol "SETA-6" is in effect, and no interviews are permitted with the entity.
SCP-XXXX-A is to be placed in a storage locker at Site-17. Once a week SCP-XXXX-A must be shipped to other sites or medical centers under Foundation ownership.
During protocol "SETA-6," SCP-XXXX-A is extracted from SCP-XXXX once a week between 0700 and 1900. When doing Protocol "SETA-6," any weapon that is sharp enough to open the wound, may be used against SCP-XXXX. Protocol "SETA-6" must be approved by Dr. Eliza before it is implemented, and SCP-XXXX must be restrained or handicapped. Weapons must penetrate SCP-XXXX's bones for the entity to bleed. Injuries can occur anywhere on the body, although it's preferred to hurt the entity around the cartilage. As soon as SCP-XXXX starts bleeding SCP-XXXX-A, the secretion must be collected in a container and placed in SCP-XXXX-A's locker.
SCP-XXXX shadow
Description: SCP-XXXX is a vaguely humanoid entity, the entity stands 1.8 meters tall and weighs 64 kilograms, has four luminescent white eyes, and no other distinguishing features. The X-rays of SCP-XXXX have revealed an organic bone system that functions in the same way as an organ system. The SCP-XXXX bone system can easily bend and compress, making it highly mobile and flexible. SCP-XXXX body can produce tendrils from seemingly any part of its body. These tendrils have been measured as far as 60 meters and have been observed lifting 300 pounds.
SCP-XXXX-A is an odorless white secretion that can cure injuries and illnesses based on how much is administered. Upon receiving more than 3 liters of SCP-XXXX-A, all of the subject's inner fluids will evaporate, and all of the organs will rupture.
A picture of SCP-XXXX at a convention
SCP-XXXX will occasionally manifest a full body suit that appears similar to characters from the virtual game "Hollow Knight. These costumes can be made by SCP-XXXX by producing items from within its mass. This process takes around an hour, causing a great deal of discomfort to SCP-XXXX. It has demonstrated smithing and sewing skills and has often shown complex techniques and patterns. SCP-XXXX expresses a desire to show Foundation personnel its work once finished.
SCP-XXXX claims to have existed as a large entity before it hibernated in the 1830s (See Addendum XXXX.1), but this claim has not been confirmed beyond an extract from a book in the Adelaide City Library. Research on the history of SCP-XXXX is ongoing.
SCP-XXXX was found in a company building located in Adelaide, South Australia. The foundation learned about the entity when an employee of a company called Team Cherry informed the police that a "monster with many hands stole paper". A cave system was found that reached up to 236-meters wide that connected to the building. The police investigated the cave system, which had artwork on the walls and was filled with SCP-XXXX-A. Containment teams were brought in to retrieve the entity. After the entity was retrieved, employees were given amnestics and the cave was searched, pictures and writing were found.
Addendum XXXX.1: On 5/24/17 SCP-XXXX was discovered and interviewed.Interviewed: SCP-XXXX
Interviewer: Dr. Fisher
<Begin Log>
Dr. Fisher: Let's get this straight: why were you under that building?
SCP-XXXX: I fell asleep then I woke up with a building built on me.
Dr. Fisher: What about the cave system?
SCP-XXXX: My body formed that cave, but my body shrunk after a while.
Dr. Fisher: Why did your body shrink?
SCP-XXXX: Oh, that's simple, it was because I was hungry, that building was built on top of me, and if I went hunting I would hurt a lot of people.
Dr. Fisher: How would you hurt people?
SCP-XXXX: I would shift the foundations of the surrounding buildings, and this would cause buildings to collapse on people.
Dr. Fisher: What made you have this obsession with the game Hollow Knight?
SCP-XXXX: I was the most feared creature in the entire land. I was taller than any mountain, my reach was greater than any river, and I was more feared; animals fled, towns were pillaged, and history and people were destroyed all by me. People would tell stories about how I was the devil's spawn or sent by God to punish them for their sins. Although people offered me sacrifices, I didn't care; I would eat the people anyways! In the end, I became bored with the constant killing, so I hibernated for 268 years, and I awoke to music. Then I heard the music from Hollow Knight, and something changed, causing me to rethink my actions. My heart was filled with the most beautiful sound I have ever heard. No cries or screams could ever compare. It quenched my thirst for blood, for once, it made me cry, not from pain, but from a feeling I'd never felt before: love. My first impression of the music was that it was being played by the Gods, but it was being played by humans, those men who talked so lovingly of their creation, I could hear their love and care for it. If you think about it, it's poetic. Once a scary monster that was bloodthirsty, it turns docile when it sees its prey creating something wonderful.
Dr. Fisher: In your cave system, some writings were found. Can you explain why you wrote these?
SCP-XXXX: Uh… Not mine.
Dr. Fisher: Do you mean to tell me these writings were made by someone else and put in your cave system?
SCP-XXXX: Yes, someone else wrote those amazing pieces.
Dr. Fisher: Since we interviewed the employees of the building you lived under, and they claim they did not write the stories if you can call them that, I find it hard to believe that you did not write them. There would be no point in employees writing stories like "I am a monster who works for Team Cherry" or "The Monster and Zote +18".
SCP-XXXX: I write to pass the time.
Dr. Fisher: What else did you do to pass the time?
SCP-XXXX: I made costumes.
Dr. Fisher: And what do you do with the costumes?
SCP-XXXX: So I can go to conventions.
Dr. Fisher: You know what that is?
SCP-XXXX: Yes, I wanted to show my love for the games, and I heard that these conventions are a way to show that love to others.
(SCP-XXXX pulls out a picture from out of its hand)
SCP-XXXX: See? Do you like my Hollow Knight costume? It was one of my first.
Dr. Fisher: That's nice-
SCP-XXXX: Are there conventions here also?
Dr. Fisher: This is a facility, not a conversion center.
SCP-XXXX: Could I go to some conventions in the future? The season’s starting soon.
Dr. Fisher: We're getting off-topic has anyone seen you without your costume?SCP-XXXX: Never, I prefer costumes that are true to the original material, and because Hollow Knight has no human characters or anatomy, the only way to match the world would be to cover my entire body in fabrics and masks. There were times when I had to venture out of the cave to hunt for materials, but it would be a slap in the face to Team Cherry if I ruined their world by making an inaccurate costume.
Dr. Fisher: Ok, I think we will leave it-
SCP-XXXX: Wait, I have a question!
Dr. Fisher: What is it SCP-XXXX?
SCP-XXXX: Have you ever played Hollow Knight before?
Dr. Fisher: No, I don't play video games.
SCP-XXXX: Well, you have a computer or a laptop right?
Dr. Fisher: SCP-XXXX, do you actually have a question?
SCP-XXXX: Well, no but.
<End Log>
It was the first chance we could get when I heard some ships were seeking settlers to settle this new land. After living in those dirty cities for a while, I thought it was a fresh start for my family.
After we had settled into this new world, a dust cloud blocked most of our surroundings, so my family and I settled further away from the dust. After the dust settled a bit, I could see a small town of settlers on the northeast and a wasteland on the southeast. It wasn't as green and lush as I had envisioned, but it's better than the overcrowded cities and dirty streets.
While my wife and I were shopping in town, I heard a settler cry about a demon that pillaged his town. The man told profanities about the Demon. I did not think much about this and carried on with my day. The dust gets worse as the days go by, making it nearly impossible to see. While I was walking back a woman with torn clothing started screaming that a demon had struck down the town, I took her words as a lie and told her off, but she kept insisting that a demon as tall as the heavens had destroyed the city. As I was telling the women not to spit lies at my face, a blood-curdling roar erupted from the town. Looking back, I do not know what prompted me to run to the town with this woman.
When we finally came to the town it was in ruins blood and bodies filled the streets and as I looked further into the dust clouds I saw the demon, its skin was as black as the night sky, it had ram horns that glowed a dull white, and coming from its back and arms were tendrils that moved like a snake, the demon looked at us and began to laugh if you could call It that it wasn't a singular laugh but a laugh of many people. As the woman screamed, the demon laughed even more as it seized her. I saw this and ran, finding my house and running to my family, as I write this, the dust outside is growing worse and we run out of food, I can see that demon in that bellow of smoke watching me.
| TEST 1 | |
| Subject | SCP-XXXX-A |
| Protocol | A D-Class that died of natural causes was injected with five fluid ounces of SCP-XXXX-A. |
| Results | No effects were noticed. |
| TEST 2 | |
| Subject | SCP-XXXX-A and D-49538 |
| Protocol | D-49538 was injected with four fluid ounces, and over a period of five minutes, all of the scars on D-49538 began healing. |
| Results | After the 5 minutes D-49538 noted that they felt tired. Other changes were not observed. |
| TEST 3 | |
| Subject | SCP-XXXX-A and D-53720 |
| Protocol | Fifteen fluid ounces were injected into a D-Class that died though drowning. |
| Results | No effects were noticed. |
| TEST 4 | |
| Subject | SCP-XXXX-A and D-64876 |
| Protocol | After being impaled during a test, D-64876 was injected with ten fluid ounces of SCP-XXXX-A. The scarring began to fade after five minutes. |
| Results | After the five minutes, D-64876 noted he was exhausted. No other changes were observed. |
| TEST 5 | |
| Subject | SCP-XXXX-A and D-76296 |
| Protocol | After injecting eleven fluid ounces into D-76296, who was missing an arm, the limb grew back within five minutes. |
| Results | After the five minutes, D-76296 noted that he was tired. |
Interviewed: SCP-XXXX
Interviewer: Dr. Fisher
<Begin Log>
Dr. Fisher: SCP-XXXX how are you feeling today?
SCP-XXXX: I’m alright, I just feel a little nauseous.
Dr. Fisher: Do you have an idea over why you feel nauseous?
SCP-XXXX: You and your friends have taken a lot of my soul lately, and it makes me sick.
Dr. Fisher: Your soul?
SCP-XXXX: If my soul is combined with another soul, it can heal the body, but I can't drink my soul, because it's like drinking your own blood, which is unsanitary and a bit deranged.
Dr. Fisher: Can you drink other people’s souls and have the same effect?
SCP-XXXX: Yeah, but I moved past that a long time ago. If I drank a human soul, it would be gone, effectively killing that person. But I'm an endless river, so my soul will never go.
Dr. Fisher: Are you mad that we are drinking your soul?
SCP-XXXX: Since I killed thousands of humans for strength and size, I consider letting your friends use my soul as a way of paying back for what I did, however… It would be nice if you would dial back for my sake, but I fully understand if you don't.
Dr. Fisher: Do you still have a taste for human souls?
SCP-XXXX: I’ll get a craving sometime.
(SCP-XXXX pauses)
SCP-XXXX: However, that doesn't mean I've done it after I said I wouldn't, don't get the wrong idea!
Dr. Fisher: I understand I think we will end this interview-
SCP-XXXX: Are we friends?
Dr. Fisher: The question usually doesn't come up, but what made you want me to be your friend?
SCP-XXXX: I heard that when someone asks a lot of questions it is because they want to be friends, and I think if I had friends, I wouldn't crave souls as much.
(Dr. Fisher pauses)
Dr. Fisher: Would you stop interrupting me so much if I told you I was your friend?
SCP-XXXX: I guess. Oh, I also heard that friends know their other friend’s names. What is your name?
Dr. Fisher: I'm not allowed to give that information-
SCP-XXXX: There are many names I go by, but my favorite is "The Bloodhunter of Old Australia"!
Dr. Fisher: I'm not giving you a name SCP-XXXX. Keeping things professional between us is important to me. You are SCP-XXXX, and it makes no sense to use useless nicknames.
SCP-XXXX: I guess your right.
<End Log>
Interviewed: SCP-XXXX
Interviewer: Dr. Fisher
<Begin Log>
SCP-XXXX: Wow, it's really you! I haven't seen you in so long I thought you left me.
Dr. Fisher: SCP-XXXX, how are you doing today?
SCP-XXXX: I'm starting to feel lonely because I can't connect with anyone. Whenever I try talking to someone through the window, they always ignore me. Not you, you seem to be forced to talk to me, you know. With the way you speak to me and all.
Dr. Fisher: Other than the personnel speaking to you, we have noticed that you keep asking for merchandise of that game you like. Effective immediately, we will stop giving you those items because, we have noticed it has become an unhealthy obsession.
SCP-XXXX: I wouldn't say it's an obsession, just a deep, deep, deep interest. Friends help each other with their interests, and I think you shouldn't cut off my items.
Dr. Fisher: Friends help friends get over the obsession, so the items are being cut off end of the discussion.
(SCP-XXXX remains silent)
Dr. Fisher: Do you wish you were still in Australia?
SCP-XXXX: No, because friends don't ever leave friends behind no matter what.
<End Log>
Interviewed: SCP-XXXX
Interviewer: Dr. Eliza
<Begin Log>
Dr. Eliza: Hello SCP-XXXX, how are you today?
SCP-XXXX: Where is Harry?
Dr. Eliza: Call him Dr. Fisher SCP-XXXX-
SCP-XXXX: My name is Hollow, and friends call their friends by their real name!
Dr. Eliza: SCP-XXXX do not interrupt me, or I'm ending this interview! Now SCP-XXXX Dr. Fisher has retired-
SCP-XXXX: What does retired mean?
Dr. Eliza: SCP-XXXX stop interrupting me!
SCP-XXXX: Does retiring mean that Harry is bringing more friends for me to see?
(Dr. Eliza sighs)
Dr. Eliza: Retired means that Dr. Fisher isn't coming back SCP-XXXX.
(SCP-XXXX laughs)
SCP-XXXX: That's a funny joke but seriously where is Harry?
Dr. Eliza: I told you SCP-XXXX he isn't coming back.
SCP-XXXX: But… Harry told me that friends stay together, he wouldn't lie to his friend, he said that friends joke around sometimes… I think he's playing a friendly joke on me! Harry wouldn't leave me I know it.
Dr. Eliza: Well, he left you SCP-XXXX, and you are going to have to get over it. Several things are going to change now that I'm the head researcher.
SCP-XXXX: Would you be able to be my friend if things change?
Dr. Eliza: Sure.
<End Log>
To: Eliza Taylor
From: Ryan Scott
Subject: Protocol SETA-6
I feel that "Protocol SETA-6" is cruel; I cannot stand hearing its screams through the glass anymore, and I am shocked there haven't been any complaints from other personnel about the screaming. Due to the messy and unprofessional manner in which SCP-XXXX-A has been collected, I feel like you are just wanting to torture the entity rather than collect it.
So I'm proposing we change "Protocol SETA-6" to be more humane, for starters, we should try to treat SCP-XXXX like a human than just a dispenser, and instead of bloodletting SCP-XXXX we should try to go back to Phlebotomy SCP-XXXX of SCP-XXXX-A, if we have done it correctly we could lower SCP-XXXX pain levels and still get SCP-XXXX-A.
To: Ryan Scott
From: Eliza Taylor
Subject: RE: Protocol SETA-6
After reading your complaint about "Protocol SETA-6," I believe the protocol is justified and shouldn't be changed. As with SCP-XXXX and the page from "Old Australian Stories", it is yet another monster that the foundation has managed to subdue. My work at the foundation has established that all murderous entities desire to kill, regardless of how long they have been around. As SCP-XXXX is murderous by nature, I believe that it is behaving like a Hollow Knight fan, letting our guard down to consume us. Even though "Protocol SETA-6" is a mess, it achieves two objectives, and even though we are torturing SCP-XXXX and wasting resources, we will be paid, and SCP-XXXX-A is the payment. SCP-XXXX is just a murderer with many hands that needs to pay for their crimes. Protocol "SETA-6" will not be changed. We can schedule an alternative time for you to come to watch SCP-XXXX if the screams are bothering you that much. However, you will need to learn that screaming is part of the job.
To: Eliza Taylor
From: Ryan Scott
Subject: RE: Protocol SETA-6
SCP-XXXX is not a monster, It shows complex emotions like you and me, but you do not see this and instead torment the entity and let it wallow in its own blood. At least the entity allowed us to take SCP-XXXX-A in the past by getting it drawn. Sure, we didn't get as much blood, but at least it was humane. In contrast, you approve of this horrid protocol, claiming that we subdued a monster, but we subdued a human and we are turning it into a monster. I think its outburst and its cries for help should have been a big red flag that what you are doing is unprofessional and wrong, even by foundation standards.
To: Ryan Scott
From: Eliza Taylor
Subject: RE: Protocol SETA-6
It is indeed a bit cruel, but we must get as much SCP-XXXX-A as possible; we presumed that we lost hundreds of personnel at Site-23, but when those people were given SCP-XXXX-A, and they survived. We need to keep the protocol SETA-6, we save hundreds every single day, would you rather make one entity suffer than kill hundreds just because you don't want that one entity to suffer. SCP-XXXX has stated it wants to make up for its past acts, and now it is paying for it. A person who pleads guilty to a crime and is jailed must pay for their crime even if they hate jail. Protocol "SETA-6" will remain unchanged, as I mentioned before.
Date: 8/18/21
[BEGIN LOG]
1117: Dr. Eliza goes into the containment cell with Alpha 1 and Alpha 2. As a security guard walks up to SCP-XXXX, the entity starts to stand up as it starts to produce tendrils from its ankle, shoulder blade, and elbow. Security stops walking and points their guns at SCP-XXXX.
Alpha 1: SCP-XXXX get on the ground!
SCP-XXXX: I don't want to stay on the ground any longer.
Alpha 1: SCP-XXXX, I'm not repeating this stay on the ground!
1118: SCP-XXXX lunges at Alpha 1, the entity bites their hand, and Alpha 1 goes limp. As a result, SCP-XXXX begins growing one meter taller.
SCP-XXXX: Leave me alone-
Alpha 2: SCP-XXXX, just stay down-
SCP-XXXX: I won't let you hurt me again I've suffered for too long! I've done bad things, but you guys are worse! Friends don't hurt friends!
1119: After Alpha 2 begins shooting at SCP-XXXX, the entity grabs Alpha 1's body with its tendrils and throws it at Alpha 2. SCP-XXXX looks at Dr. Eliza and uses a tendril to grab her and pull her to the entity.
SCP-XXXX: You could have done something to stop my pain, why didn't you stop it? Although I'm new to the concept of friends, that doesn't mean I'm stupid. Why did you say you were my friend if you were going to hurt me, I assume so that I could bend over to you!
1119 Alpha 2 shoots SCP-XXXX twice in the back SCP-XXXX begins to scream and throws Dr. Eliza out of frame. The SCP-XXXX begins to produce more tendrils from its spine and neck to cover up the bullet wounds. Alpha 2 gets back up and points his gun at SCP-XXXX.
Alpha 2: SCP-XXXX, get down or I will shoot!
SCP-XXXX: No, I won't-
1120: Alpha 2 shoots SCP-XXXX in the leg and shoulder, SCP-XXXX screams and falls to the ground, and Dr. Eliza walks back into the frame.
Dr. Eliza: Alpha 2 be careful with SCP-XXXX, we don't need it dead!
Alpha 2: Don't worry, it's all taken care of.
Dr. Eliza: Ok then, let's start SETA-6.
Alpha 2: Don't you think we need more security, that thing may try something again?
Dr. Eliza: Are you stupid, we need SCP-XXXX-A, now go restrain SCP-XXXX so we can start!
1121: Alpha 2 begins walking up to SCP-XXXX.
Dr. Eliza: Hurry up, it's bleeding all over! We are losing precious resources!
Alpha 2: (unintelligible)
Dr. Eliza: You speak to your superior like that! I can take you off-
1121: SCP-XXXX grabs Alpha 2 and bites down on his neck, causing Alpha 2 to go limp, while SCP-XXXX grows one meter taller. SCP-XXXX grabs Dr. Eliza with a tendril before she reaches the containment cell doors.
SCP-XXXX: You're not getting away so easily, what's this rule everyone always says to treat others the way you'd like to be treated? This day has been so long in the making for me; how the tables have turned.
1121: SCP-XXXX carries Dr. Eliza out of frame as Dr. Eliza's screams could be heard.
[END LOG]
Closing Statement: Ten hours after the incident, a researcher walked in and saw SCP-XXXX doing supposedly Protocol "SETA-6" on Dr. Eliza. Dr. Eliza and other personnel who worked with SCP-XXXX are to be reviewed for their actions. Many human rights law was broken without authorization and unnecessary violence against SCP-XXXX when extracting SCP-XXXX-A.
[END LOG]
Interviewed: SCP-XXXX
Interviewer: Dr. Hampton
<Begin Log>
Dr. Hampton: Hello there Hollow, I'm here on-
SCP-XXXX: Don't call me that!
Dr. Hampton: In your earlier interviews, you wanted to be called that?
SCP-XXXX: Only friends call friends by their real names, and from the looks of it, I don't have any friends.
Dr. Hampton: Well, I can be your friend if you like.
SCP-XXXX: I won't go through that again because friends only leave or betray you, so what's the point.
Dr. Hampton: Soon, you will find friends trust me.
(Dr. Hampton looks down at his papers)
Dr. Hampton: SCP-XXXX, I'm here on the half of the Ethics Committee to gather testimony from you about your time in containment under Dr. Eliza's care.
(SCP-XXXX doesn't respond)
Dr. Hampton: SCP-XXXX can you answer the question.
SCP-XXXX: I don't want to talk about it.
Dr. Hampton: SCP-XXXX we need your input on what Dr. Eliza did to you so we can get our story straight.
SCP-XXXX: It hurt… a lot.
Dr. Hampton: We need more information than that SCP-XXXX.
SCP-XXXX: Can't you just check the cameras.
Dr. Hampton: We did, but I need you to tell me what she did, so we can make sure she gets the punishment she deserves.
SCP-XXXX: Shouldn't I be the one that deserves to be punished?
Dr. Hampton: Excuse me?
SCP-XXXX: She told me that I deserved to be hurt, that it was justice for all the lives I destroyed, she told me that Harry- I mean Doctor Fisher was too nice to me, and she was right I deserved it, I killed so many I shouldn't have fought back I don't know what came over me, I'm just a monster, a freak and that's all I'll ever be.
Dr. Hampton: You're more than a monster, don't say that. It was never right for her to authorize that protocol, and the personnel should never have followed it. Can you tell us what she did to you?
(SCP-XXXX voice began to break)
SCP-XXXX: Initially, I let her cut me because I thought friends would do that, just like joking around or talking. However, the pain grew worse as the days passed, so I tried to stop them, but nothing worked.
Dr. Hampton: Do you need a moment?
(SCP-XXXX paused for a minute before speaking again)
SCP-XXXX: I expected Dr. Fisher to come back, open the door, see me, and then take me back to Australia. Although I knew he would come back for me because friends don't leave friends, he never came back for me.
Dr. Hampton: Do you know Dr. Eliza's opinion on you?
SCP-XXXX: The only thing she ever talked about was my soul, or how she thought I was a freak and shouldn't exist. I am just a freak with many hands that destroy lives.
Dr. Hampton: Okay, I think we are done here. Thank you for your cooperation.
<End Log>
Closing Statement: As of 7/20/21, all shipping and collecting of SCP-XXXX-A have ceased, and SCP-XXXX is being transferred to a new site.






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