CSBGENESIS

Item#:SCP-XXXX

Object Class:Keter

Special Containment Procedures:colonies of SCP-XXXX are to be captured, studied, and handled with extreme caution, whereas SCP-XXXX-1 are to be terminated upon sight¹.

Colonies of SCP-XXXX are to be stored in standard glass containers normally used for containing non-anomalous microbes. The containers are to be stored in brightly lit² rooms and must never be turned off at all costs.See Revision XXXX-1

Tests involving SCP-XXXX in poorly lit³ rooms are forbidden unless agreed by at least one(1) personnel with level 3 clearance.

Description:SCP-XXXX is a strain of bacteria-like microorganisms which live in colonies of 15-30 microbes. Has 3 existing color variants, being red, yellow, and green⁴. SCP-XXXX would normally reproduce in dry, cool environments like normal bacteria. Reproduction of SCP-XXXX is usually associated with a mass production of biofilm⁵. When SCP-XXXX's biofilm come into contact with other living cells it will make said cell lose its adherence to the cells around it. When met with one celled organisms SCP-XXXX's biofilm will encase it, usually rendering them immobile⁶ until an uncertain period of time.

Colonies of SCP-XXXX will continue behaving in the manners explained above until exposed to darkness or if kept in a dimly lit room for long periods of time, in which SCP-XXXX will reproduce extremely rapidly, an event designated as the "Nightfall""Nightbreak" event⁷ and after a certain amount of time colonies of SCP-XXXX will manifest into an amorphous entity formed of their own mass. This entity is designated as SCP-XXXX-1.

SCP-XXXX-1 is an amorphous humanoid entity which manifests in the "Nightbreak" event. It produces mass amounts of biofilm

Footnotes

1. fire based munitions are highly recommended. Napalm is allowed to be used in severe emergencies or when met with large groups of SCP-XXXX-1.

2. above 700 lumens.

3. below 700-800 lumens. 699< is not acceptable.

4. Purple is a rare, but possible, case of pigmentation.

5. SCP-XXXX colonies will usually produce biofilm hundreds of trillions of times larger in volume compared to the mass of its own colony. Surfaces that come into contact with SCP-XXXX biofilm will appear to have been corroded due to the loss of adherence to nearby particles, though not as normally severe as to which would occur to living organisms.

6. Similar to capsule but in an offensive fashion rather than defensive.

7. Because "Nightfall" was too mainstream. -Dr. ■■■■■