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SCP-XXXX.

Item#: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: A common field mouse infected with SCP-XXXX is to be contained within a quarantined isolation cell, the door is to remain sealed and air-locked at all times. The mouse is to be fed regular supplements every 3 hours. Should the specimen hosting Scp-XXXX show a decline in health a new host must be introduced to the containment cell. All staff dealing with an infection of SCP-XXXX should keep in mind SCP-XXXX-1 is merely a hallucination and cannot cause harm in any way. All members of staff must report any sighting of SCP-XXXX-1 to staff with 3/XXXX clearance or higher and should immediately report to the onsite medical staff.

Description: SCP-XXXX is an airborne sentient virus that effects the patient's occiptal lobe. Any patient infected with the virus reports having contact with a Scandinavian female, described to have ginger hair, freckles and brown eyes. All test subjects have confirmed that this woman bears resemblance to a 'Zoey ███' upon viewing a photograph of her. This entity is documented as SCP-XXXX-1.

The virus uses the personification of SCP-XXXX-1 in an attempt to completely pacify a subject. The entity achieves this through direct interaction with the subject and will usually try communicating with them. Once a discussion begins, it has been noted that the entity remarks on recent events and decisions made by the subject. The virus will remain compliant if the subject remains passive in nature. SCP-XXXX-1 reacts negatively to any change from passive behaviour. Some common reactions include: judgement, the entity's visible distress, and attempts to scare the subject into becoming passive. Subjects are advised to ignore SCP-XXXX-1 until they are no longer infected.

SCP-XXXX-1 appears to possess knowledge of previous infected individuals and events that occurred while the virus had infected them. SCP-XXXX seems to channel all of its sentience into SCP-XXXX-1, who then tries to convince the subject that it is real.

Containment Procedures are as such to avoid extinction of the virus, due to SCP-XXXX-1s' nature of constantly trying to reach out and infect more people with SCP-XXXX. Without an active subject, the virus will remain airborne and eventually die out. SCP-XXXX has not yet been neutralised due to the Ethics Committee voicing their interest in the input SCP-XXXX-1 may have on certain scenarios.

The infection can be cured with a concentrated mixture of honey and macrolide tablets. This was first discovered in the town where the virus originated, when a local suffering from seizures recommended it to Research Team Gamma. Tests came back positive for complete neutralisation of the virus.

Discovery log: SCP-XXXX first came to the Foundation's attention when mass reports of a 'strange ghost woman' began circulating around Aberdeenshire, Scotland in November, 2010. Research Team Gamma was dispatched to investigate. Upon arrival, Research Team Gamma experienced instances of SCP-XXXX-1. They reported that the entity appeared to them, questioned them about who they were, and later judged upon small actions of violence, which developed into Dr. Sanchez's Pacifist Virus theory, which was later confirmed. The town was quickly quarantined, and the news and residents were told that an unusual hallucinogenic substance was in the water system. After a thorough area sweep and a brief air test to confirm, the virus had been contained to one specimen - a small field mouse. This field mouse was brought back to Site 6 and was contained in a quarantined isolation cell.

WARNING: THE FOLLOWING FILE IS LEVEL 4/XXXX CLASSIFIED


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