SCP-9881
rating: 0+x

Asset: SCP-9881

Class: Keter

Containment: SCP-9881 is to be contained within a 15 square metre cell at all times, being monitored only twice a day. It prefers to have a low light level in its containment, perhaps because of the place it had stayed before its capture, otherwise it becomes aggressive to those who visit. If anything in the form of a stuffed doll is inside of SCP-9881's cell, it should be immediately terminated in case of resurrection.

About: SCP-9881 is a "Keter" class object in Site 012. It has a spider-like body made out of a sort of metal, perhaps titanium, with a long, spindly neck also made out of the metal. On the top of the neck is the head, which is a white sewn-up bag with buttons for eyes and a mouth that is usually stitched up. It has been known to somehow make balls of yarn appear out of nowhere in its containment, along with other items like fabric and buttons. With these items, it seems that SCP-9881 can create dolls of the people who view it, and then resurrect them. These dolls have been known to attack security and even other SCPs that had breached at the same time. Out of all of them, we have managed to keep one in a separate containment cell, which we then called 'SCP-9881-A'.

Subscript: Most believe that SCP-9881 is related to/has a connection to SCP-1048 and SCP-049, because of its powers of resurrection and the ability to create living things out of nowhere. When brought into the same cell, SCP-9881 and SCP-1048 seemed to play around with each other instead of attacking like we thought it would do. After that, we tried to see what SCP-9881 would do to any Class-D, and we now have the knowledge that it can indeed remove the stitches on its mouth, and after it did, it swallowed the Class-D whole. Soon after, it created a doll in the form of the same Class-D, but it was instantly terminated by a nearby security. Since then, SCP-9881 has weirdly destroyed all of the cameras in its containment, and now we have to run the risk of some new dolls escaping containment every time somebody checks on it.