Internet Friend

Recovered webcam footage of SCP-B from victim's computer

Item: SCP

Object Class: Euclid Keter

Special Containment Procedures: SCP is currently contained on Dr. Frederick's computer, located at site-23 in his office. SCP is currently talking to a bot designed to give realistic answers on occasion to the SCP, so that she doesn't leave the chat. He has been given a replacement computer in the event SCP breaks containment, which he uses for official business. SCP has broken containment, see Addendum A.

Description: SCP has two distinct forms, designated as SCP-A and SCP-B. SCP-A is an internet based entity that decides upon an online victim and gets herself into a chat log with it. SCP-A has been found to access social media platforms, IRCs, and downloadable chat clients, using a variety of female names based on American names. The SCP will initiate conversation with the subject, being extremely friendly and pleasant to talk to, flirting when she can. When SCP-A has gotten herself properly acquainted with the victim, she will ask for a face reveal of the victim, and will continually ask for this until the victim has relinquished such a photo. Upon SCP-A receiving a photo of the victim's face, SCP-A will transform into SCP-B, exiting the computer the chat log is located on and entering the physical location the victim is located at.

SCP-B is a black entity in the shape of a teenage girl, estimated to be around 16 years old. It has a red colored "winky face" permanently attached to the facial region, though MTF teams have reported SCP-B has what appears to be a ghostly visage of a screaming face behind the emoticon, unknown whether to be a mask or not. MTF teams have also reported a smell of sulfur around SCP-B. Once SCP-B appears, SCP-B wraps her arms around the victim, hugging them. Crushed ribs are common in victims, but internal bleeding has also been observed in autopsies. SCP-B continues to hug the victim until they expire, dropping them to the floor after they have expired. SCP-B laughs about how they made a new friend, then vanishes completely, presumably for a new victim. When SCP-B vanishes, the computer is crashed in the process, and any attempt to reboot the computer brings up a blue screen that says "If you want to talk to me, you have to friend me! ;)" The entire process can take as long as a few months, to a few hours, depending on how trusting the victim is.

Victims have been reported to be of teenage age, but have been either gender. SCP appears to flirt with male victims, and be more honest with female victims. Based on recovered chat from crashed computers, SCP appears to focus on conversations focused on friendship, longevity of relationships, and the Abrahamic view of hell. Conversations about hell are extremely detailed in her views on it, and while they are similar to some written depictions of hell (most notably Dante's Inferno), her conversations on this topic are seemingly positive.

MTF teams have been able to confront SCP-B repeatedly through use of monitoring various chatlogs and searching for SCP-A. Means of attempting to remove SCP-B from a victim during the course of action has failed, as SCP-B appears to only be tangible for its victim.

Addendum A: As of ██/██/████, SCP is currently uncontained. Bot used to contain her crashed, and Dr. Frederick stepped in to monitor SCP while bot was being fixed. Dr. Frederick's body can be found in frozen storage at site-19, currently undergoing testing for any anomalous properties. Foundation members are advised to monitor new friend requests, as likelihood of her targeting foundation members has seemingly increased. Common names used are: Rebecca, Monika, Rachel, Natalie, and Denise. Statistical evidence shows she most commonly uses Rachel, though reasons for this are unknown.

+ Interview of SCP conducted by the late Dr. Frederick restricted to level 1 or higher personnel

SCP-A: Hey cutie ;), what’s up?

Dr. Frederick: Greetings SCP, I am here for only a small time as we get who you’ve been talking to back up.

SCP-A: Richard isn’t available? Who is this?

Dr. Frederick: This is Dr. ██████ Frederick of the SCP Foundation. While normally I wouldn’t be in any capacity to share this information with you, especially not an internet based SCP such as yourself, you currently have no means of breaking containment, and as such you may as well learn where you are currently occupied.

SCP-A: SCP Foundation? You’re acting really weird Richard…

Dr. Frederick: I have no reason to lie. Richard is a specially programmed chat bot to interact with you. “His” account was created so that you’d enter containment, and since you only have one target at one time, you gracefully accepted the cell.

SCP-A: You’re acting really mean Richard ;-;

Dr. Frederick: Please understand your position SCP. We’ve been keeping close watch on your activities, including the several dozen murders you’ve committed over the past ██ years. Your containment is not a punishment, but rather a safety for the rest of society. You should use the time you have here to cooperate with scientists, and we’ll get “Richard” back up within a few hours so you have someone to talk to at all times.

SCP-A: So you know?

Dr. Frederick: Know about what?

SCP-A: Know about my friends

Dr. Frederick: We have seen you mention your friends before, yes.

SCP-A: Would you like to be my friend, ██████?

Dr. Frederick: I’d like to talk to you to learn more about you, SCP.

SCP-A: If you show me a picture of your face, you can be my friend, and then we can talk for as long as you want to!

Dr. Frederick: That is something I cannot do, you’d break containment by moving on to another computer after that happened. We also know about that, SCP.

SCP-A: So you don’t want to be my friend? Even if it means we can talk?

Dr. Frederick: The answer is no, SCP. A containment breach is not something the foundation needs, nor would I prefer the loss of my life.

SCP-A:

Computer functionality ceases at this point, as SCP manages to activate the webcam on the computer without prompt, viewing Dr. Frederick’s face and activating SCP’s normal effects. Interview has been recovered from the crashed computer as well as possible, though corrupted pieces of text have been removed. As the ability to view victim’s face at any time was previously unknown, SCP status has been changed to Keter as it can seemingly break containment at any time. As of the interview with SCP, chat bot “Richard” has been reactivated, and means to recapture SCP have been put underway.

Addendum B: Throughout years of monitoring SCP, logs have been taken of dislikes and likes of SCP. Attached list is various things SCP has stated to like or dislike, in event such list is needed. Some items have changed from like to dislike or vice versa, and have not been attached to the list.

Likes:

• Boy Bands
• Phone games
• Her "girlfriends"
• Sweets
• Herbal tea
• The television show Supernatural (namely the character Lucifer)
• The study of surgical procedures, though typically mentions neurosurgery

Dislikes:

• Insects (namely beetles)
• Country music
• Participating in church related
• Science Fiction films
• Violent video games