PLAGUEDOCTORCHAKRAGUNDAM

Item Number: SCP-5490

Object Class: Keter

Special Containment Procedures: Each access point to SCP-5490 is currently disguised by a cover that mimics the surrounding terrain. Each access point will remain under constant surveillance. Surveillance teams are cleared to terminate all unauthorized individuals that access SCP-5490 with extreme prejudice. Research into SCP-5490’s history is ongoing.

Description: SCP-5490 is an enormous automaton buried approximately 100 meters below ground. Its head is known to be located under Tiruchirappali, India, and the base of its spine has been located in Montauban, France. Exploration of the structure and interviews with SCP-5490-1 through -6 confirm a human body plan, suggesting that SCP-5490 is around 16,400 kilometers long.

Access to SCP-5490 is granted via any of seven hatches located throughout Eurasia. The location of each hatch corresponds to one of the seven chakras in Hindu spiritualism1. Each manhole is labeled from "Cockpit-01" through "Cockpit-07", and additionally features the phrase “DEPARTMENT OF ABNORMALITIES”.

Each access point to SCP-5490 leads to a cockpit of varying shape, size, and purpose. The cockpits have further exit hatches that have enabled limited exploration of the structure’s limbs, spine, and head. All but one of the cockpits are inhabited by entities catalogued as SCP-5490-1 through -6. These entities are sapient and capable of communication through various means.

SCP-5490’s origins, methods of operation and construction, purpose, and reason for burial remain unknown. Interviews with SCP-5490-1 through -6 have provided contradictory and incomplete information.


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Cockpit-07 corresponds to the Muladhara chakra and is accessed underneath an ossuary in Montauban, France. It is constructed from dense, compacted soil that is comprised mostly of cremated human remains and waste. The chamber resembles multiple Indian lotus flowers clumped together in a vaguely polyhedral shape. The remains of various endangered European plants were found throughout the chamber; these plants had died from lack of light. The chamber's water source is unknown, though it is hypothesized to draw water from the soil outside the chamber.

Various controls, constructed out of human bone, protrude from the centers of their respective lotuses in a full circular radius around the center of the cockpit. A seat made of bone, covered in a moss lining, is located at the center of the floor lotus. The seat can rotate to allow access to each control. Cockpit-07 was evidently designed for interaction with a human-like entity. However, it was empty when the Foundation located it.

The entity meant to inhabit Cockpit-07 has been tentatively designated SCP-5490-7. Follow-up interviews with SCP-5490-1 through -6 offered an unprecedented level of consistency: each entity agrees that the Department of Abnormalities forcibly removed SCP-5490-7 at some point in the past, and its presence is required to activate SCP-5490.

SCP-5490-7's current whereabouts are [DATA EXPUNGED].