Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be contained in a 5 x 5 ventilated pen with 1 m thick concrete walls and steel door. The pen contains a large cotton dog bed and 2 bowls for feeding. Ventilation of the pen is mandatory before any contact with SCP-XXXX and personnel are required to wear gas masks when working with SCP-XXXX. Any alcoholic beverage is forbidden within Facility █████████, unless it is authorized for sedating SCP-XXXX by Level 4 personnel. No more than 4 personnel are allowed to be in contact with SCP-XXXX when it is being sedated. SCP-XXXX can be fed with any assortment of food scraps that come from the site cantina, while its water must be spiked with a trace amount of alcohol to ensure SCP-XXXX will remain hydrated.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a black pig weighing 82.5 kg and stands at 55 cm at the shoulder. SCP-XXXX refuses to drink any liquid that doesn’t contain alcohol, despite its otherwise normal eating habits. This diet seems to cause no harm to SCP-XXXX, though it is unknown if SCP-XXXX is incapable of consuming any non-alcoholic liquid.
When SCP-XXXX consumes alcohol, it goes into a drunken state and becomes more docile. In this state, SCP-XXXX behaves similarly to how drunken humans behave, with an exception of it having an unnatural smile for a pig. SCP-XXXX also exhumes SCP-XXXX-2 in this state from the pores in its skin. SCP-XXXX remains in this state for around 5 hours before becoming sober. In this state, SCP-XXXX becomes irritated and starts to refuse food. When being kept in this state for more than 4 days, SCP-XXXX begins to seek out alcohol, exhibiting a destructive amount of strength and intelligence in its endeavors, resulting in various changes to its containment (see Incident Reports).
Addendum: SCP-XXXX-2
SCP-XXXX-2 is an invisible gas emitted by SCP-XXXX, found to be produced from the alcohol it consumes. The gas has been determined non-toxic, but when inhaled by humans, SCP-XXXX-2 causes people to exhibit drunken behavior and have a desire to drink alcohol. People intoxicated by SCP-XXXX-2 remain in a drunk state for around 2 hours after being in contact with SCP-XXXX, then are afterwards completely fine, though they have trouble remembering anything happening after they first contact SCP-XXXX.
When 5 to 9 subjects are intoxicated by SCP-XXXX-2, they become sexually aroused and try to [DATA EXPUNGED]. SCP-XXXX tends to stay out of the intercourse, as it prefers to observe with interest. When 10 or more subjects are intoxicated by SCP-XXXX-2 at one time, they become more violent in their acts and [DATA EXPUNGED]. SCP-XXXX has been noted to change its interest to enjoyment when the effects of SCP-XXXX-2 turn to this intensity. Autopsies of subject casualties have shown that SCP-XXXX-2 concentrates itself solely in the subject’s brains, most notably the front and mid sections, though the correlation between SCP-XXXX-2 and the amount of people it affects is unclear.
The SCP Foundation has restricted testing of SCP-XXXX-2 and its effects due to personnel injury and other unfavorable outcomes.
Date: __ - __ - 20__
SCP-XXXX was found in Munich, Germany in a back alleyway during Oktoberfest. SCP-XXXX was surrounded by a group of citizens who were [DATA EXPUNGED]. SCP-XXXX was in a drunken state, but was noted to having a far more sinister smile than usual cases. The task force removed SCP-XXXX while keeping the area clear of other civilians.
Date: 10-09-2008
Dr. Coleman traced SCP-XXXX related incidents of liquor store break-ins and citizen orgies across Europe to a farm stead in Kokkinopilos, Greece. He interviewed the owner of the farm, who'll be referred to by the name "Lukas", about his encounter with SCP-XXXX, a record of which is translated here.
[Begin Log 10-09-2008]
Dr. Coleman: "So, Mr. ███████, I've heard from some of the townsfolk that you've had a strange… occurrence some yea-"
Lukas: "Bah! And they probably told you that I was raving buffoon! But I swear by God that every word I've told those fools was the truth!"
Dr. Coleman: "Do you mind telling me what happened?"
Lukas: "If you’re willing to think and listen, then I'll be happy to have someone who'll give an intelligent ear. So, it was a few years back when I was coming back home from feeding my animals. I found that my front door had been forced open."
Dr. Coleman: "Of course, you must've had it locked."
Lukas: "And a lot of good that did. The door was in two pieces, its bottom corner snapped off from something… er, pushing it way through! So, I came in, immediately grabbed my rifle and went into the living room, expecting whatever intruder to be rummaging through my cabinets, but there was nobody in sight. That's when I heard noises coming from my cellar. The door there was still in one piece, but there were marks that I guess meant it was forced open, too. I usually keep it open, but…"
Dr. Coleman: "Never mind that. What else was odd?"
Lukas: "I remember that the air smelt like wine one the way down the stairs, so I thought that whoever it was must've been getting into my wine store I kept for special occasions, for whatever reason. I still wasn't going to let them get away with it, though, so I got off the stairs and pointed my rifle into the room, and there it was. A big, black pig slurping wine straight from the bottle. And… and…"
Dr. Coleman: "…And? What happened?"
Lukas: "I… I really can't remember… My memory isn't clear on it, but…"
Dr. Coleman: "Surely you remember something that happened afterward."
Lukas: "Well, yes. I woke up in the cellar, God knows when, feeling perfectly normal but covered in splashes of my wine. I was surrounded by empty bottles, but the pig was gone."
Dr. Coleman: "And is that it? The pig was gone."
Lukas: "The pig was gone, but that was not it. When I came back upstairs, there was a knock at the door. I was going to change my clothes, but it wasn't even a few seconds until he was rapping on the door. I decided to answer it, since he was clearly too impatient to wait."
Dr. Coleman: "Who was there?"
Lukas: "I have no idea. He was a tall, blond man in a very fine hooded coat with odd looking sandals. He looked me up and down and said it was obvious that I had met a pig he was searching for and asked if I knew where it went. I told him no, and he just sighed and closed the door himself, saying that he "hoped the two of us had fun". I opened the door back up to ask him what his issue was, but all that was there was a cloud of dust trailing into the distance."
Dr. Coleman: "… Very, very interesting. Well, thank you for your time, Mr. ████████."
Lukas: "Hold on. You don't believe me, do you?"
Dr. Coleman: "Well, I can say I have good reason to believe you, but that's about all I can say. Good day."
[End Log 10-09-2008]
Experiment: SCP-XXXX was not administered alcohol for an extended period of time to test its dependence on it.
1st day: Little change, though noted to becoming irritated and restless.
2nd day: Became more irritated and began to refuse its regular food. Personnel were advised against forcing SCP-XXXX to eat.
3rd day: Continued to refuse food. C-Class personnel injured in the shin after trying to entice SCP-XXXX to eat by waving a carrot in front of its nose. SCP-XXXX responded by kicking them with its hind legs.
4th day: SCP-XXXX stayed near the far end of its containment, ignoring all personnel. Dr. Coleman requested a small shipment of alcohol be brought to the site after a researcher doing a health check on SCP-XXXX found it to be suffering from its starvation. When the shipment arrived at noon, SCP-XXXX charged at the observation window without warning, breaking it and busting through the containment door. A breach alarm was set off and the corridor doors were quickly sealed, yet SCP-XXXX began to tackle one of the sealed doors. It had made considerable damage and nearly broke through before Dr. Coleman gave SCP-XXXX some whiskey he had kept in a flask to sedate it and allow it to be safely put back into containment.
Conclusion: Observation window has been removed, walls of containment have been thickened, and door has been replaced with a steel model.
Dr. Coleman notes that SCP-XXXX suffered no external damage from breaking through the glass and tackling the doors. He also notes that SCP-XXXX seemed to be in good health directly after being returned to containment, concluding that either SCP-XXXX's health is dependent on alcohol, or that it was simply feigning starvation in order to get more alcohol.
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