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BY ORDER OF THE OVERSEER COUNCIL
DO NOT OBSERVE OR INTERACT WITH ANY SCP-5658 LABELED "INACTIVE" UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. IF YOU SEE SOMEONE OBSERVING OR INTERACTING WITH AN INACTIVE SCP-5658, REPORT THE ACTION IMMEDIATELY.
SCP-5658-A: > ACTIVE
SCP-5658-B: > ACTIVE
SCP-5658-C: > ACTIVE
SCP-5658-D: > INACTIVE
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-5658βs are to be stored at Site-ββ, and are to be contained within standard Keter level containment cubes, With 1.5 meters of reinforced lead and copper alloy, and are to be radiated with at least 200 mSv. mSv or Millisieverts is a standard measurement of radiation. For an idea of scale; a banana gives off 0.1 mSv at any point and time, While Chernobyl gives off about 8,000 - 16,000 at any point time. (The most radiated known location on earth.) of Ultraviolet radiation at all times and are to have at least one Level 4 or higher staff on standby to monitor the current activity and radiation levels of all SCP-5658. Under no circumstances are images, explicit descriptions, or illustrations of any SCP-5658 to be shared or distributed among anyone. All images and or explicit descriptions correlated to SCP-5658 must be blurred and easy to dispose of at a moment's notice.
β’ In the event of an SCP-5658 inactivating, All images and explicit descriptions of the SCP-5658 are to be eradicated immediately. This includes images and explicit descriptions found on this file.
β’ In the event of an inactive SCP-5658 becoming active all on-site personnel is to evacuate Site-ββ and are to be contained and examined at Site-95. After incident: Booker-5658 no more individuals inflicted by radiation from any SCP-5658 are to be brought to Site-95, instead they are too be brought too Site-23. and are not to return to Site-ββ under any circumstances.
β’ In the event of an SCP-5658-X-?. Due to the sheer amount of information currently unknown about SCP-5658, any and all humanoids inflicted by SCP-5658's effects shall be deemed an SCP-5658-X-?. "X" being the SCP-5658 who caused the mutation(s), and "?" being the humanoid's new Item#. being created, The SCP-5658-X-? are to be escorted to any available site with an unoccupied lead and copper alloy humanoid containment cell.
ALL INFORMATION REGARDING SCP-5658
Description: SCP-5658βs are abstract art pieceβs that appear to be heavily inspired by modernism paintings between the years 2004 through 2015. According to information provided by SCP-5658-A-2, Presumably, all of the SCP-5658βs are from the βLight may not gaze upon deathβ art collection showcased in the MusΓ©e Toulouse-Lautrec located in Albi, France. As far as the foundation is aware, this art collection has never existed and has never been showcased in any art gallery or museum to date, making the official origins of SCP-5658 currently unknown.
As of right now, handling and observing activated SCP-5658βs has no anomalous effects on the handler or observer. However, If anyone is to observe either a digital or physical copy of an inactivated SCP-5658 without any form of protection or eye wear, the observer will immediately become entranced by the SCP-5658 and will be unable to look away. Approximately 5 minutes after observing, The observer's body will begin to overheat, and their heart rate will begin to rise at an extremely fast rate until eventually, the observer goes into a fatal cardiac arrest, terminating them. Once the observer is terminated the SCP-5658 that was observed will activate, and begin to transmit anywhere between 8,500 and 38,000 mSv in Ultraviolet radiation, stretching into a 14 square kilometer radius from the exact point of the observer's corpse, for approximately 12 hours. Causing concentrated rapid mutations and cell growth to any surrounding material, both organic and inorganic.
The appearance of these mutations varies depending on the materials being mutated. However, they all have a consistent theme of bright vibrant colors becoming more prominent and the material itself stretching out into unrealistic lengths while becoming more glass or metal-like. It is also fairly common for the mutated material to begin to emit a faint aura of phosphorus and other glowing-based chemical compounds. This process of rapid mutation causes the atoms of these materials to become unstable, making any materials extremely radioactive. Despite this more then lethal amount of radiation, any biological life form caught within SCP-5658βs radius will not receive direct radiation poisoning. Instead, they will undergo a slower mutation process similar to that of normal materials mutated by SCP-5658's. (All biological humanoid life forms inflicted by these mutations are classified as SCP-5658-X-?.)
The psychical mutations that an SCP-5658-X-? might receive are usually beneficial, Examples of this include; excessive bone and muscle growth, regenerative properties, controllable adrenaline hormones, and an increase in agility and strength. These mutations however do seem to also affect brain function, causing a majority of SCP-5658-X-? to see signs of severe Psychosis and Depression.
Addendum-1: An SCP-5658 Will only inactivate if it is being damaged in some form or is in an environment with less than 35 mSv present. Using a modified military grade Geiger counter. A device for measuring radioactivity by detecting and counting ionizing particles.on site staff are able predict when an SCP-5658 is about to inactivate.
Addendum-2: If someone observes an SCP-5658 and they are removed fast enough, they are in fact able to be recovered before they reach the cardiac arrest phase. Thus stopping the activation process. However Therapy may have to be applied to the observer afterwards.
Addendum-3: While it is not yet tested, illustrations and vivid thoughts of an inactivated SCP-5658 may possibly cause activation. This method may also be able to manifest or create new SCP-5658. This however has also not been tested.
Addendum-4: SCP-5658-X-?'s appear to have extremely unpredictable personalities and motives (See incident: Booker-5658.) Along with this they seem to know a great deal of history involving SCP-5658's.
Discovery: On 2019/01/04 at 15:43 pm, Dr. Boletus received coordinates Via Instant messenger on a private social media account from one: "TLRF#9809." The foundation was made aware of this as a potential anomaly and began to run an investigation on the account. However exactly 4 minutes after the investigation began, the account was deleted along with any and all information regarding said account, thus leaving no evidence of its existence.
On 2019/01/11 at 5:03 am, a small MTF team was sent out to the coordinates sent to Dr. Boletus. There, they discovered 4 paintings concealed with what appeared to be bed sheets. These paintings would eventually be brought to Site-ββ and would later be classified as SCP-5658-A, SCP-5658-B, SCP-5658-C, and SCP-5658-D respectfully.
Incident: Amelia-5658
Location: Site-181, βββββββββββAnomalies involved: SCP-5658-A, SCP-5658-A-1
Total number of casualties: 18. After incident: Booker-5658 it is now believed that SCP-5658-A-1 and SCP-5658-A-2 where both staff at Site-181. Therefore the originally reported 18 casualties has now been recounted as 16.
Damage report: Site-181 has undergone several major mutations causing intense structural damage and layout changes threw out the building. Due to this the entire west wing of the building has collapsed. And the basement has become flooded with an unknown radioactive liquid.
Incident: On 2019/01/22 at 1:22 am, a test was being conducted by Dr. Boletus in testing chamber F-2, only 18 staff where within the building at the time. The experiment was to have D-4593 create an illustration of SCP-5658-A and SCP-5658-B. Approximately 15 minutes into the experiment (1:37 am) SCP-5658-A reactivated, causing D-4593 to enter a cardiac arrest, This cardiac arrest quickly resulted in her death. The cause of the reactivation is currently unknown.
Shortly after her death SCP-5658-A began to emit 21,909 mSv. Rapidly mutating the west wing of the building causing walls and floors to momentarily become electrified from an unknown source.
After another 15 minutes (1:52 am) Dr. Boletus, Dr. Kultyas, and Dr. Hench attempted leave the testing chamber's main observatory room. While leaving Dr.Hench took it upon himself to record footage of this event on his cell phone. The recovered footage shows Dr. Kultyas and Dr. Boletus running from the testing chamber's observatory, as they failed to navigate the now altered layout of Site-181. They progressed down the hallway towards the newly located north wing only to be stopped on the emergency stairwell by an unknown humanoid entity. (Presumably an SCP-5658-A-1) Once stopped, the unknown entity begins to flinch and writhe in unpredictable fast jerky movements, before lunging at Dr. Hench breaking the cell the phone, stopping the recording.
Approximately 4 days later (2019/01/26) The 05 council decided it was in the foundations best interest to attempt to retrieve SCP-5658, and samples of any byproducts created. On 2019/01/26 7:35 am, MTF Beta-7 was sent out to Site-181 on a containment/exploration mission. However due to the dangerous levels of radiation the mission only lasted 28 minutes. During the mission they where able to successfully discover and collect SCP-5658-A, SCP-5658-B, SCP-5658-C, and SCP-5658-D in various locations threw out the building, along with various material samples and radiated items, including Dr Hench's phone. The bodies of Dr. Boletus, Dr. Kultyas, and Dr. Hench where never found, nor was the unknown entity seen on the footage. At 8:03 am the mission was concluded and was deemed as a success.
Incident: Booker-5658
Location: Site-95, ββββββAnomalies involved: SCP-5658-A-2
Total number of casualties: 1
Damage report: Site-95's standard keter class humanoid containment cell has received radiological burns on both the interior and exterior of the cell. Along with this, the cells original steel and bronze alloy has become mutated into a new unknown radioactive substance, emitting radiation of about 65 mSv.
Incident: After the events of Amelia-5658 Site-181 became a research ground for anomalous radiation research and SCP-5658 experiments. On 2019/02/13 14:14 pm, a junior research staff member on site had spotted a humanoid entity roaming the north wing of the building. The siting was reported and approximately 17 minutes later (14:31 pm), MTF Beta-7 returned to Site-181 to contain the entity. Once the MTF team arrived the entity in question was waiting for them by the front entrance of the north wing, assuming a surrender position.
The entity was then placed into a portable lead containment cell and delivered to Site-95. While at Site-95 the entity was placed within a standard keter class containment cell within the basement of the facility. The entity in question was then analyzed and classified as SCP-5658-A-2. At the time of its containment SCP-5658-A-2 was very docile and appeared to be incapable of speech, complicated motor function, and proper understanding of its surroundings. After 6 days of somewhat idle behavior and no attempts to escape, eat food, or even sleep, SCP-5658-A-2 was announced brain dead.
However, On 2019/02/26 13:29 pm, SCP-5658-A-2 suddenly entered a panicked state and began banging and scrapping its hands against the cell walls. Director Higgins was then quickly notified of SCP-5658-A-2's extreme behavioral switch, however Director Higgins decided it was "too dangerous to allow anyone to enter the cell, let alone calm SCP-5658-A-2 down." And so staff where only permitted to only observe, and nothing else. After 8 minutes (13:32 pm) of this behavior, SCP-5658-A-2 began to burn several messages into its cell with some type of radiological heat emitting from its hands. The following is every tangible message that was burned into SCP-5658-A-2's cell:
"How much longer?"
"Not enough time."
"..The paintings are from france, the MusΓ©e Toulouse-Lautrec…Light may not gaze upon death collection.."
"I am not a monster."
"Then what are you?"
"Stop struggling."
"Who are you?"
"Stop."
"Why must you deny me."
"Its so hot."
"Stop laughing."
"Why are we here?"
"Why are you inside?"
"Inside of what?"
"The paintings are too strong for you all to contain."
"You are all murderers."
"do you exist?"
"How many of you are there!?"
"You can't fight me."
"I'm not trying to fight you."
"Who's fighting what?"
"I'm not fighting either you."
"Are you?"
"CALM DOWN."
"You never answered my question, who are you?"
"James."
"James Boletus?
"Yes?"
"WHY IS IT SO HOT!?"
"…The painting of purple and sharp lines isn't made by man nor woman…"
"How do you know that?"
"The lines."
"SHUT UP!"
"Cathy is that you?"
"You all need to silence."
"Light may not gaze upon death."
Shortly after the final message was burned, SCP-5658-A-2 began to smash its face against the wall with enough force to make indents into the cell. It was at this point that Director Higgins decided too send in 3 armed guards to prevent SCP-5658-A-2 from taking its own life. However it was of no use, On 2019/02/26 13:41 pm, SCP-5658-A-2 had terminated itself with extreme blunt force trauma to the head. SCP-5658-A-2's corpse was then taken to Site-ββ for further autopsy and investigation, And Site-95 was deemed: "Too inept to secure even the most basic of SCP." By the 05 council.
Incident: Camila-5658
Location: ββββββ, BermudaAnomalies involved: SCP-5658-D
Total number of casualties: 1,094
Damage report: [REDACTED]
Incident: [REDACTED]
Current status: ACTIVE
Item#: SCP-5658-A
Total number of causalities caused: 16
Total number of SCP-A-1's created: 2
Description: SCP-5658-A is an oil panting approximately 24x16 inches, painted with high concentrated Sennelier brand oil paint. Heavily insinuating that SCP-5658-A has some type of European origin. The painting itself appears to be a humanoid mask or face shrouded in a void of miscellaneous shapes and vibrant pastel colors. The painting appears to have a consistent theme of repeating subtle patterns and shapes threw out the piece. However Strange jagged and irregular shapes also appear, having certain angels and strokes that are almost too precise for human creation, combined with the information provided by Dr. Boletus's recovered research, it is believed that SCP-5658-A is not man-made.
Current status: ACTIVE
Item#: SCP-5658-B
Total number of causalities caused: 0
Total number of SCP-5658-B-1 created: 0
Description: SCP-5658-B is an abstract oil pastel painting approximately 22x12 inches baring light shades of blue and white, to form basic shapes with terrain like textures. Unlike other SCP-5658, SCP-5658-B rarely repeats shapes and patterns and seems to lack any obvious humanoid like imagery. However, several researchers claim to see multiple humanoid eyes subtly hidden within the painting, these claims have been written off as Pareidolia.
Current status: ACTIVE
Item#: SCP-5658-C
Total number of causalities caused: 8
Total number of SCP-5658-C-1 created: 2
Description: SCP-5658-C is an abstract phosphorescent painting, approximately 20x20 inches baring only 3 colors, that being red, black, and white. The painting itself has been interpreted as several different images, however the most common interpretation being that of a blood red clown missing chunks and segments of its face. This specific SCP-5658 has caused the fastest cardiac arrest phase out of any other SCP-5658.
Current status: INACTIVE
Item#: SCP-5658-D
Total number of causalities caused: 1,094
Total number of SCP-5658-D-1 created: N/A
Description: [REDACTED]






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