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Item #: 4092
Object Class: Safe Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-4092 is to be contained within a large metallic locker, and be allowed to freely roam during the hours of 13:00 to 16:00 as it shows no signs of danger and poses no threat See Incident Report 4092-A. SCP-4092 is to be kept in a reinforced titanium holding cell with a vault door as the only entryway, a surveillance TV has been put into the cell to keep SCP-4092 occupied, as it enjoys watching routine procedure and shows no harm in wanting to do this, the temperature within the room must stay below 266.483 degrees Kelvin to stop SCP-4092 from attempting to break containment due to being close to melting. No liquids are allowed to be within reach of SCP-4092 under any circumstances. If it breaks containment, Plan "Cryogene-F" Shall be enacted to re-contain it.
Description: SCP-4092 is an ice sculpture depicting a male humanoid figure holding a flute, it is approximately 2.4 meters tall and has a rather small frame. It's features are all like that of a humanoid in their early twenties, except for the fact that it is made of ice. The only strange parts about it are its inhuman speed and ability to make everything within 10 meters of it freeze, these features reveal the danger behind it, as it could freeze anyone during testing and waltz out, freezing everything else on the way out. It was discovered on [DATA EXPUNGED] in North Carolina. It likes being called [REDACTED] by all personnel. It's allowed to recieve video calls from Dr. Torrington on it's TV, and it is normally only passive when in the presence of Dr. Torrington, and seems to be romantically attached to her. It may also be passive during testing.
SCP-4092-B is a standard flute composed entirely of ice. Personnel attempts to play said instrument have all failed, and it is very very resistant to all attempted damage. It is to be kept in possession of SCP-4092 at all times other than testing. When the flute is seperated from SCP-4092 for longer than twenty minutes, SCP-4092 becomes very distressed and bangs on the walls of its chamber.
Incident Report 4092-A: On [REDACTED] 2004; SCP-4092 was walking around, talking to Dr. Torrington, when it decided to tell her that it loved her, Dr. Torrington laughed and jokingly told it; "not a chance freak show!" SCP-4092 responded by freezing everything within 10 meters of itself, with the exception of Dr. Torrington, this caused many other containments nearby to become compromised, it screamed "SYLVIA!" and lunged at Dr. Torrington, her screams causing the Security team to dispatch and [DATA EXPUNGED], resulting in the loss of 5 security personnel and the new procedures and class of SCP-4092. Dr. Torrington survived and still monitors SCP-4092, despite her last "encounter" with it.
Interview Log 4092-07-2111
Interviewed: SCP-4092
Interviewer: Dr. Miller
Foreword: Dr. Miller interviewing SCP-4092 to determine the reasons behind its actions and why it exists.
Begin LogSCP-4092 is escorted to the room and takes a seat
Dr. Miller: "I've requested for you to come here so i can speak to you about some things."
SCP-4092: "Okay Doc."
Dr. Miller: "Do you know anything about your manifestation in this world?"
SCP-4092: "No sir, I don't."
Dr. Miller: "Well, do you know how to play that instrument in your hand?"
SCP-4092: "Yes sir" SCP-4092 begins playing a chromatic scale of many notes, the notes sound perfect and well tuned
Dr. Miller: "But what I really wanted to ask you today was, why are you attached to Dr. Torrington, and why did you attack her three weeks ago?"
SCP-4092 remains silent
Dr. Miller: "Please answer the question."
SCP-4092: "Because she is very kind to me, and she broke my heart, but I still enjoy her presence, as it makes me feel like i'm not in prison, that i'm sort of free…"
Dr. Miller: "You realize that you will never be able to touch her again, right?"
SCP-4092 stands up
Dr. Miller: shuffles some papers and asks one last question "Who are you made to resemble?"
SCP-4092: "[DATA EXPUNGED], A world renowned flautist"
Dr. Miller: "Thank you for your time."
SCP-4092 is escorted out of the room
End Log
Closing Statement: After the interview SCP-4092 entered a state of depression, where it tried multiple times to break itself by plunging its flute through its chest, requiring security personnel to restrain it, this state lasted for 3 weeks and was only fixed when communication with Dr. Torrington was restored for safety purposes.
