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Item #: SCP-8762
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-8762 is to be chained and held in the air at all times, it is never to be unchained and is to have 5 guards guarding it at all times. SCP-8762 is to be contained in
a 3,000 square feet containment cell. Any attempt to unchain SCP-8762 will result in immediate termination. Below SCP-8762 is a pool of water that immediately terminates instances of SCP-8762-2. SCP-8762 is to be held at Site-██ in ██████.
Description: SCP-8762 is a 1,660 square feet Metal Box with an eyehole on the front of the box revealing a single eye looking out of it, the eye seems to look like the standard human eye, only slightly larger, the pupil is colored black. SCP-8762 only blinks up to 10 times a day. SCP-8762 seems to be hollow and contains an unknown purple gassy substance inside of it. SCP-8762 is incapable of speaking or moving, although being close to SCP-8762 will cause the subject to hear heavy breathing and will cause the subject's vision to blur. Every day at a randomly selected time SCP-8762 will release it's substance making an instance of SCP-8762-2, SCP-8762-2 is a cloud of said substance and is extremely hostile, it will look to attack any living being in sight, the only way to contain SCP-8762-2 is to spray water on it which will slowly disintegrate it, if SCP-8762-2 is far away from SCP-8762 it will disintegrate. SCP-8762 has been reported to release up to 5 instances of SCP-8762-2 a day.
Addendum: 8762.1: Discovery
SCP-8762 was discovered during an investigation of a stadium in the city of ██████, citizens reported hearing heavy breathing from within the (now abandoned) stadium built in 1988, after the deployment of a S.W.A.T team it was discovered that below the stadium was an underground temple, after exploring the various rooms within it, the team discovered SCP-8762 inside of the temple, shortly after SCP-8762 was taken to Site-██ where it is kept now. The temple seems to have no anomalous properties and is only visited once every 2 months by foundation personnel to see if anything has changed.
