Item #: SCP - C
Object Class: Keter
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-C is confined to a 12x12 foot cell, 250 feet below sight-[Redacted]. The 12x12 foot cell can only be accessed by a small elevator and a 12x4 inch shaft to deliver food from sublevel - 13. The cell is surrounded by thirteen particle accelerators with a 1-mile circumference. These accelerators constantly accelerate particles of element-301 towards targets made out of element-26, iron, this process constantly creates miniature black holes that creates a fluctuating density field around the cell. These fluctuations are believed to disrupt SCP-C-2’s abilities and senses. The cell is also equipped with a system of ten reality anchors with at least four activated at any time. All of the containment systems are contained within a plasma generated force field in case of an accelerator malfunction or other subsequent containment breach.
Description: SCP-C is a human entity with two identities SCP-C-1 also known as Dr. Slack is a minor foundation agent, and SCP-C-2 an entity nicknamed Dr. Cranium. When in the Dr. Cranium form the entity has translucent skin and muscular tissue and it’s blood is black with white, yellow, red, orange, green, and purple particles floating in it. The blood is made of unquantifiable elements and it is unknown how the entity produces it. The entity has a litany of powers including anomalous levitation, telekinesis, density manipulation, organic manipulation, and kinocytosis (See addendum: SCP-C-2-017-ab). SCP-C-3 is described as “an amorphous blob of sinews, flesh, eyes, trapezoidal shapes, tetrahedral orifices, and rainbows.” SCP-C-3 is believed to be the original body of SCP-C-2, as SCP-C-1 lives within that body while SCP-C-2 parades around in his. Containment is unlikely at least until the entity is located. SCP-C-4 was also a human researcher who worked for the foundation, they were the first to interview SCP-C-1. He, unfortunately, listened to the Cognitohazard SCP-C-1-102-cf whereupon SCP-C-4 disappeared and hasn’t been seen since. SCP-C-4 is theorized to have the same abilities as SCP-C-2.
The first recorded instance of SCP-C-2 was when junior researcher Dr. Atticus Slack was asked to transport SCP-[Redacted] for testing. Another staff member reported when Dr. Slack came into contact with SCP-[Redacted], he collapsed to the floor, his eyes faded to black, and his skin and muscular tissue shifted to a transparent shade. SCP-C-2 then caused a containment breach, and the other staff member died shortly after giving the report.
SCP-C-2 is recorded to have travelled around the world, oddly, doing little to no damage to human infrastructure. However SCP-C-2 is believed to be responsible for the destruction of an apartment building in [Redacted], Japan. A Sarkic village in Northern Georgia, and a Madagascar based paramilitary organization compound. After the latter base was destroyed SCP-C-2 dived into the Indian ocean and, presumably, absorbed the energy from the ocean currents. SCP-C-2 remained under the ocean for [Redacted] days, whereupon SCP-C-2 launched itself into the exosphere, and the foundation lost contact with SCP-C-2 for [Redacted] days.
SCP-2399 Barrier Satellite Transmission: September 29, [Redacted]. SCP-2399 Barrier Satellite 01-34 recorded footage of SCP-C-2 approaching Jupiter. SCP-C-2 approaches and enters the phenomenon known as The Great Red Spot. SCP-C-2 is inside of the maelstrom for three minutes until it comes outs with a small metal sphere, speculated to be part of SCP-2399. The sphere’s purpose is still unknown.
SCP Foundation Earth Orbit Satellite Transmission: January 15, [Redacted]. A Coronal Mass Ejection erupts from the southern pole of the sun. The solar flare appears to have been deflected by some sort of transparent spheroidal barrier. The flare then takes the shape of the Thaumaturgical Symbol TS-1817. Finally, a small ball of fire explodes around the spheroidal barrier.
SCP Foundation Earth Orbit Satellite Transmission: December 13, [Redacted]. SCP-C is finally detected hurtling towards the Earth where it lands near Monticello, [Redacted].
Mobile Task Force Tau-5 “Samsara” Retrieval Report:
Dr. Kaid: Report December 13, [Redacted].
Captain: December 13, [Redacted], Location: Monticello, [Redacted]. Retrieval successful, subject was unconscious and had lost its translucency. We were able to get in and out without attracting any unwanted attention. Mission could have probably been completed by a more insignificant Mobile Task Force. That is all.
Dr. Kaid: Thank you. You are dismissed.
Interview Log SCP-C-1.1:
Interviewer: Dr. Slack could you please describe your experience?
Dr. Slack: Oh, yeah… Of course. Where should I start?
Interviewer: Maybe start when you were transporting SCP-[Redacted].
Dr. Slack: Okay. Well, I was following all the standard safety protocols and transporting it to the experiment wing of sight-[Redacted]. SCP-[Redacted] was slipping off of its containment dish and I went to push it back onto the dish, but when I touched it I blacked out…
Note: Subject became noticeably uncomfortable and shuddered.
Interviewer: What happened after you blacked out, Doctor?
Dr. Slack: I woke up and my eyes burned the space around me was incomprehensible. I couldn’t understand it and it hurts just… thinking about it. It was hard to comprehend at the time, but I think I was just staring into space, but my brain was receiving information it didn’t know how to interpret.
Note: Subject goes quiet for a brief moment, looks at the floor and asks for some aspirin. Interview is continued a few minutes later.
Interviewer: So you woke up in what seemed to you as deep space, but it was different than regular space. Instead of a black void with white stars what did you see?
Dr. Slack: I’m pretty sure it was regular space, I think I could perceive more wavelengths of light than I can now. The stars were all sorts of different colors and some of them emitted large streams of energy out of each pole, and some of them pulsed in regular intervals. I didn’t see this all at once though. It took me awhile to be able to open my eyes without pain. I could only take small peeks. After a while I guess my brain started to understand the information it was being fed and it stopped hurting to look.
Interviewer: Did you recognize any constellations?
Dr. Slack: I couldn’t tell ya my knowledge on regular and hypothesized constellations is rather limited.
Note: Have Dr. Slack study all of the foundations information on constellations, hypothesized or otherwise.
Interviewer: What happened then?
Dr. Slack: I took a nice long look at my body…
Interviewer: What did it look like.
Dr. Slack: Well… I was an amorphous blob of sinew, flesh, eyes, trapezoidal shapes, tetrahedral orifices, and… Rainbows.
Interviewer: Wait, what?
Dr. Slack: I know that’s what I thought, but that is really the best way I can describe it. I tried to move, but I had so many limbs it was hard to distinguish which limb was which and where the sensations were coming from.
Interviewer: How long did you feel like you were in this body?
Dr. Slack: Uh… five or six weeks maybe. A few days to open my eyes, and about a week to figure out how to move.
Interviewer: What did you do with the rest of your time there?
Dr. Slack: There was a planet nearby. 2,000,000 miles away or so, but I didn’t really have any reference for size or distance so… I headed towards the planet by swimming through the void, kind of. I think I was also releasing gas through some orifices on my back. Anyway that took a couple weeks.
Interviewer: What happened when you got to the planet? Or did you make it to the planet?
Dr. Slack: No, no I made it to the planet. It was pretty insane, I could see every detail of the planet. I could see every pebble, no every atom of the planet. It hurt my eyes for a bit, but I got it relatively quickly.
Interviewer: What was the planet like; baren, were there any signs of life?
Dr. Slack: The planet was inhabited by a littiny of animal and, what appeared to be, fungal species. Although, there were a couple of sentient species, a mammalian mole like species who live underground, and an insectoid species with six legs and about a dozen small arms, radially symmetrical, and two heads, each with a couple dozen eyes. After that, one of my appendages, which was different to most of my other limbs, started to vibrate, and weirdly I heard a voice in my head. I think the appendage was some sort of receiver and my mind could somehow interpret the vibrations.
Interviewer: What did your hear?
Dr. Slack: I heard, “[Redacted] [Redacted] [Redacted] [Redacted] [Redacted] [Redacted] [Redacted] [Redacted] [Redacted] [Redacted].”
Interviewer: Odd.
Dr. Slack: I tried to interpret what it meant for a while, but I couldn’t ever find a meaning behind it. However, I did have another appendage that was similar to a trumpet, so I used it to make a bellowing, screaming, moist, sound. My receiver appendage started vibrating again, and it said the same thing, so I just kept on tooting my horn. This went on for a few hours with no change to the message, but eventually I stopped receiving messages.
Interviewer: Did anything else happen over the planet?
Dr. Slack: Well, no I just watched the residents of the planet live their lives for a few hours, but then I blacked out and woke up between Earth and The Moon. I think I suffocated after that the next thing I knew I woke up in this cell.
Interviewer: Is that all?
Dr. Slack: Yes
Interviewer: Thank you Doctor, I will take this to the head researcher and I’ll see if I can’t get you a television or something.
Dr. Slack: Okay, thank you.
Log End
Addendum: SCP-C-2-017-ab: Kinocytosis: the anomalous ability to take kinetic energy and absorb it into the cells for future use.
Addendum: TS-1817-V7: Known as the 12 Holy Owls of Serrinithium; origin among humans unknown. When the symbol is affixed to a weapon or object used with the intent to harm, any entity killed by the weapon will annihilate the immediate space around it. The size of the annihilation zone is proportional to the size of the entity killed. This annihilation zone has no effect on materials reinforced with TS-381.
Addendum: SCP-C-1-102-cf: The transmission SCP-C-1 claimed to receive from the insectoid aliens is a Cognito Hazard, and is not to be read, heard, or read in braille. The interviewer, who heard it first, disappeared from Foundation surveillance eight hours after the interview.
Security Log - Sight [Redacted] - January [Redacted], [Redacted] 18:43: Cognitohazard SCP-C-1-102-cf is seen repeating on SCP-C-1’s television. SCP-C-1 disappears, and the security feed cuts out. Sight-[Redacted], along with a one mile radius around the sight, is obliterated, presumably by SCP-C-2. SCP-C-2 and SCP-C-4 have not been detected since.






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