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Item #: SCP-4356
Object Class: Safe Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-4356 should be kept in a locked, and passcode protected bullet-proof box, stored in a secured storage locker in storage wing B-12. Following incident ████ SCP-4356 should be kept encased in frozen fluids emitted from SCP- ███ and stored in its own containment cell. Away from any interaction with sentient beings.
Description: SCP-4356 is a standard size pack of slightly damaged playing cards. Recovered from [REDACTED] Vancouver, SCP-4356 was found under a loose floorboard in the basement of a Mr. [REDACTED] G. Callaghan.
The playing cards, after being within approx. 1m within range of a sentient being, the being is then locked into 5 standard games of cards with the next nearest entity. As discovered by Dr. ██████ if there are no entities in the immediate proximity of SCP-4356, a seemingly genderless, featureless being appears, taking on the role of the other player. Each game of cards played with SCP-4356, results in 2 outcomes. If the challenged entity were to win all 5 games. They would earn freedom, and the ability to walk free from SCP-4356. If the entity were to lose a game, they would lose one of their 5 vital organs (Brain, Heart, Kidneys, Liver and lungs, but not in any particular order). After losing a game, the entity locked into the card game, would continue to play, despite missing vital organs.
Upon the autopsy of D-3457 (the one who played), he appears have lost his lungs and lungs, but no incisions or scars remained.
Interview:
The interview was held by engaging a D-class into a game of cards with SCP-4356, while Dr. Wales spoke with the appearing entity.
Interviewer: Dr. Alexander Wales, Site 53
Interviewee: SCP-4356
[BEGIN LOG]
Dr. Wales: Hello there, do you speak?
SCP-4356: (Inaudible) occasionally.
Dr. Wales: I’m sorry, could you speak up?
SCP-4356: Oh, but can’t you see I’m playing a game of cards?
Dr. Wales: I apologise, the faster we get through this, the faster you can focus on your game.
SCP-4356: Very well.
Dr. Wales: Much appreciated
Dr. Wales: Q1. Do you have any association with these cards?
SCP-4356: (Giggles to itself) Oh you could say that.
Dr. Wales: Care to elaborate?
SCP-4356: (Giggles again)
Dr. Wales: Q2. What are you? Do you have an origin story?
SCP-4356: I am what I perceive to be. My past is a blur, much like my future.
Dr. Wales: You really don’t like being specific, do you? Or making sense for that matter.
SCP-4356: For it depends how you interpret my words.
Dr. Wales: ..Sure, Q3. What do you do with the organs gathered from your little game?
SCP-4356: Oh, this and that. They’re very nutritional you see.
Dr. Wales: So… You eat them?
SCP-4356: Less eat, more absorb.
Dr. Wales: Huh, interesting.
Dr. Wales: Next question, how do you extract. The organs from your victims’ body?
SCP-4356: If you don’t mind, I’m focusing on the game.
(Site Manager Over the Intercom): We have an agreement SCP-4356. Answer the question.
SCP-4356: Ugh, I’m bored. This one sucks at cards.
SCP-4356 then proceeds to fade away.
[END LOG]
