Koi Painting

Object Class: Euclid

Special containment: Scp4945 is to be kept in a standard cell inside of a glass case under constant heat. No, come in contact with it other than D-Class assigned for testing. If any

Description: Scp 4945 Is a Japanese origin painting of a koi on a previously white piece of paper turned yellow from age. The other side is completely blank other than Japanese charters that when translated comes out to be ¨Swim Away¨.

If someone comes in contact with the painting or the wall it is hanging on the koi will swim off the picture and swim on the wall and into the being who came in touch with its mouth. When this happens the being becomes paralyzed and dies shortly after of poisoning.

The koi painting was found in a Buddhist monastery. It was contained using a compact heater. This proved to be the only way to neutralize the painting We believe the heat tactic worked because it temporarily dried the ink and stopped it from moving.