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Item #: SCP-6291 ( yes i know this scp is taken )
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures:
SCP-6291 is to be contained by being in a closed perimeter of 12 meters x 12 meters, whilst SCP-6291 is contained in the chamber, a magnetic field with a force of 5 tons to counteract the affects of SCP-6291.
All attempts to terminate SCP-6291 have been unsuccessful. Non-permanent containment procedures to contain SCP-6291 have been discovered but due to SCP-6291’s capability to adapt they have grown almost useless.
Description: SCP-6291 is contained in Area-██
Senior Researcher, █████ was unfortunately terminated within the testing period of, █/██/2012.
SCP-6291, is described as a humanoid figure approximately 4 feet tall, with a goal to make contact with creatures. SCP-6291 is thought to mimic a childlike humanoid which is expressing sadness as an emotion to lure it’s victims.
SCP-6291 has not been observed to do any actions after making contact with humans other than showing more emotional discomfort as usual, once making physical contact with a human, SCP-6291 will show more emotional discomfort until breaking into an emotional state as where it is aggravated at everything in its path.
SCP-6291, is not allowed any physical contact, contact with SCP-6291, will lead to the following, loss of consciousness along with confusion, within 5 minutes of contact with SCP-6291, will lead to an uncontrollable emotional set-off, within 15 minutes of the emotional set-off, the victim will soon fall into cardiac arrest. If SCP-6291, exits the containment zone, it will affect within a 2 mile radius, affecting all humans within the radius.
It has been shown that SCP-6291 has been adaptive to its surroundings, such as when it is completely dark inside the containment zone, SCP-6291 has shown to have full capability to sense, as well as it does in the light. But as when SCP-6291 is exposed to short bursts of light SCP-6291 will be disoriented. It has thought that SCP-6291 will soon never be able to be contained as it is fully adaptive to its surroundings.
