Quazmo

Quazmo's SCPs:

Sculptor SCP

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Sculptor SCP Draft

-SCP-#### is a humanoid entity, 180cm in height, bearing the appearance of a human male with extremely pale skin
-The people chosen by SCP-#### seemingly share a taste for art, although no other links between victim's has been seen so far and requires further investigation.
-Upon physical contact inflicts a substance that paralyzes and decreases the victim's vascular pressure , probably related to SCP-#### desire to keep his 'surgeries' clean. SCP-#### will then start removing the victim's organs and bones in order to sculpt something to the victim's liking. The victim will remain conscious during the proccess and SCP-#### will constantly consult them, asking for direction and if they like it so far. Victims have shown no sign of distress so far and have directed SCP-#### to make all sorts of objects, from abstract pieces of art to pencil holders. If the object requested requires something impossible to make with their organs - such as a lamp - SCP-#### will kindly decline and ask for them to do something else. When finished, SCP-#### will ask if the victim is satisfied with the sculputure, if the answer is negative SCP-#### will continue to request directions, but if its positive SCP-#### will say "Thank you, you can go now." and the victim will expire.
-After producing a sculpture, SCP-#### will remain for 2 weeks in a docile state until he starts asking for more content to produce.
-Its been observed that the longer SCP-#### is kept withouth killing anyone, the more it craves for it and will become more agressive towards scientists to produce another one of its sculptures. It will constantly try to force its way out of its contaiment cell and convince personnel that its best if they let him out already. When in this state, SCP-####'s victims will be in constant pain during the production and SCP-#### will not follow the victim's directions. Instead of thanking the victim when he is done, SCP-#### will direct a message towards personnel in the area, saying "Look at what you've made me do."