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SCP-4925
Item #: SCP-4925
Object Class: Euclid Keter
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-4925 is contained at Area-122. SCP-4925 is to be kept in a three-meter-by-three-meter containment chamber at all times. SCP-4925 has to be checked 3 times a day by three members with knowledgeable consent and understanding of the Special Containment Procedures. SCP-4925 may only be tested on if approved a member of the O5 Command. A maximum of one subject can be exposed to SCP-4925 at a single moment of time.
Description: SCP-4925 is an indigenous life form that was captured on ██/██/18██ after a recovery mission on the uninhabitable indigenous facility known as "X" or "X+ +". The specimen was soon transported to an allocated space inside Site-122. SCP-4925 is made out of an armoured and adamant metal. It runs on a influence crux which is constructed from an obscure substance. No one has made provisional contact with this crux, because the radiation levels run at an immense level which has been deemed perilous for interaction.
SCP-4925's influence core or crux is displayed in a hole inside the torso of SCP-4925, around 10cm in width. The crux is immovable, but it does not seem to stay inanimate when SCP-4925 changes position.
Subjects have to wear a radiation suit to enter SCP-4925's containment. However, they can stay no longer than 2 minutes in SCP-4925 containment, because the radiation levels are unbelievably high. After 2 minutes the subject begins experiencing tremendous body pains and rise of body tempature until they begin releasing their own body waste from the rectum and the mouth, after a short time the subject in question's body will begin to shutdown until eventually the rise in radiation inside of the body begins breaking down the cells inside and eventually causing heavy irritation until they relinquish life.
SCP-4925's Crux as recorded by a D-Class Personnel
It is known that SCP-4925 saunters around when there are no subjects that are relinquished to the SCP, but when a subject enters the containment zone, the specimen becomes naturally immovable and stops moving, and then the subject begins the process.
Incident 4925-1:
SCP-4925 eluded containment on ██/██/19██ by shattering an aperture with his bipeds through a wall. SCP-4925 was walking around the site courtyard and killed two Level-1 personnel by exposing high levels of radioactivity towards them, after being immovable for two hour the SCP was re-contained by Mobile Task Force Operatives. SCP-4925 had to be transported to a new containment.
Addendum 4925-2:
SCP-4925's power core releases about 50.000 mSv every few seconds. The level of radiation is so immense that the subjects never make it through testing progress.
Addendum 4925-3:
SCP-4925's containment has been modified. The walls of the containment now have: 3 thick layers of tin, 3 thick layers of antimony and 3 thick layers of bismuth. The thickness of the walls are approximately 2.5 meters. The viewing area has layers of thick glass and thick hard plastic.
Test 4925-1 - ██/██/19██
Subject: D-1393
Procedure: D-1393 was given a radiation suit to try prevent getting radioactivity from the core of the SCP. D-1393 had to go as close as possible to the core. Also, if D-1393 was able to, he had to try and touch and interact with the core.
Results: D-1393 didn't even make it half way through, the radiation levels were abnormally high. D-1393 passed out and died.
Analysis: The core of the SCP is extremely radioactive and dangerous.
Test 4415-2- ██/██/19██
Subject: D-6918
Procedure: D-6918 was given a three-inch kitchen knife to attempt to penetrate the armoured body of the SCP, the subject was not given a radiation suit as it was expected to go quickly.
Result: D-6918 did not successfully managed to implode the knife into the armour of SCP-4925, and soon succumbed to the process approximately two minutes later.
Analysis: SCP-4925's armoured body is presumed to be impenetrable, but more testing is required to determinate.
Test 4925-1 - ██/██/19██
Subject: D-9165
Procedure: D-9165 was given a 50 caliber AE round and a Desert Eagle with a string attached to the side of the safety mechanism and the subject was instructed to shoot at SCP-4925
Results: D-1393 did not manage to penetrate the armoured body of SCP-4925, and the bullet managed to rebound of the armour and into the wall behind. D-9165 then died to the process shortly after and the body was cleaned by the janitorial division.
Analysis: The body of SCP-4925 has been tested and is presumed to be impenetrable to any form of human knifes, sharp objects and bullets.
