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Item#: SCP - 4357 - "Depression"
Object Class: Keter
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-4357 Is to not be viewed as It is being contained, If 4357 is being viewed by guards in ANY way, 437 must be contained in a Large 60m x 60m Large padded room, 70 surveillance cameras should be hidden around the room, about 3 centimeters wide and 5 centimeters tall, When being viewed, SCP-999 MUST be in the same room as the surveillance area, or there will be major difficulties with keeping SCP-4357 to remain in the room, only Omni/O5 are permitted in the surveillance room. no fewer than 5 guards OUTSIDE the chamber.
Description: SCP-4357 is a 9ft (3 meters) tall Pitch black male, the only details physically about this SCP is the Face, It seems to have a yellow tint glow coming from its eyeholes, no current data on it having a normal pair of eyes, in fact, it's been determined that the eyes of 4357 are glowing yellow spheres.
Moved to Site-002
SCP-4357 is a very Hostile Item. When viewed, it has the control to give said viewer depression, then is able to possess the viewer into opening its cell, This is why SCP-999 must be inside the surveillance area, within a 3-hour period, SCP-4357 will then inflict as much depression on the said that they will then commit suicide.
Additional: SCP-4357 was found in a Florida Beach, it was a burnt skeleton at the time, the year it was found in 20██.
Addendum 4357-01: SCP-4357 caused a Breach in 20██. The viewer had NEARLY died due to the depression after the breach viewer was demoted to Class-D, The Breach was successfully concluded, unfortunately about 278 guards killed due to SCP-4357's Depression.
Addendum 4357*02: SCP-4357 caused probably the most effective breach yet, once again Viewer had been demoted to Class-D, but then terminated by depression later on. SCP-4357 had somehow gotten control of the intercom system and imitated Dr. Le███ to lure about 90% of the guards to SCP-4357's trap. 90% of the guards were terminated, and then 10% somehow re-contained Him.
Dr. Le███'S note: "I've experienced the depression and survived, but what I had seen was unforgettable."
