Item #: SCP-349
Object Class: Euclid Neutralized
Special Containment Procedures: A surveillance and research site is currently located underground within SCP-349, hidden from the indigenous population. The site is to be always staffed with thirty (30) research personnel and thirty (30) security personnel. SCP-349's surroundings are to be patrolled by five (5) to ten (10) Foundation guard boats twenty-four hours a day depending on SCP-349-2 activity with no less than three (3) persons per boat. Manifestations from SCP-349-2 are to be immediately reported to Site Command and one (1) person must be fed to SCP-349's volcano in order to contain SCP-349-2. Following Event 349-GAMMA, no Special Containment Procedures apply to SCP-349 (see Event Log 349-GAMMA).
Description: (Description remains unmodified for archival purposes.) SCP-349 is a tropical island roughly 5km x 5km in size located in the Pacific Ocean at coordinates -██.████N, -███.████E. Its most notorious features are a volcano and a local indigenous population, denominated by on-site staff as "Worshippers", and hereon referenced to as SCP-349-1. SCP-349-1 consists of over 200 people, including children and elders. SCP-349-1 presents no anomalous properties by itself. SCP-349-1's indigenous language has been almost fully translated, and nearly lucid conversations can be held between trained Foundation interviewers and SCP-394-1 subjects (see Interview Log 349-1). SCP-349-1-1 appears to be the tribe's leader, being a man of 93 years of age according to tissue samples willingly provided by the subject. SCP-349-1 is located in a single large village within the island's north shore and day-to-day activity has been observed for a week and recorded (see Addendum 349-A).
Notoriously, SCP-349-1 subjects have been observed to worship an entity they call "King God" (roughly translated) at 1200 hours every day before eating. The entity is said to reside within the island's volcano and demand "human offerings" every now and then. When not given offerings, the volcano will stir but never erupt; instead, smoke will rise from it and take on five distinct humanoid forms (SCP-349-2-A through SCP-349-2-E), which will begin terrorizing and attacking indigenous population in an attempt to subdue them. All attempts to destroy SCP-349-2 were futile; the only known way to get rid of SCP-349-2 is to provide a living human offering directly to the volcano. While SCP-349-2 has similar properties to real charcoal smoke, and as such cannot be "destroyed", all of its instances have been observed attempting to choke-hold human victims together; upon success, they toss the choking victim into the volcano, and then disappear. SCP-349-2 seems to only be interested in attacking the indigenous population, as no Foundation personnel to this day has been recorded to have been attacked by it. Staff has attempted to contain an instance of SCP-349-2, and while containment procedures were successful, subject dissipated into the air upon appeasing of the volcano. Whispers can be faintly heard when being attacked by one or multiple instances of SCP-349-2.
Interview Log(s) 349-1
What follows is a series of three interviews conducted by on-site interview director Dr. Amanda Langdon with SCP-349-1-1 (elderly man, 93y/o, apparent leader), SCP-349-1-197 (young boy, 10y/o) and SCP-349-1-89 (young woman, 30y/o, mother of SCP-349-1-197), respectively. Interviews are translated for convenience. Undiscovered words are left untranslated.
Addendum 349-A:
The following is an observation log detailing hour-to-hour activities generalized based on observation of twelve (12) SCP-349-1 families for a week. Results may not be 100% conclusive.
Event Log 349-GAMMA:
The following log details the events that happened on ██/12/20██ after a few months of no unusual activity. Event 349-GAMMA caused SCP-349 to be seemingly stripped of all anomalous properties along with its population.
At 17:00, all instances of SCP-349-1 (except children) converged upon the edge of the volcano's crater. A ritual with as of yet no known meaning was carried out under Foundation supervision. SCP-349-1-1 spoke out in gibberish as the rest of the population watched. As SCP-349-1-1 spoke, SCP-349-2 instances equal in amount to the SCP-349-1 population began to emerge. Each grabbed one member of SCP-349-1 and dragged them into the volcano. No more anomalies were detected as of 18:00. Child instances of SCP-349-1 were not found in subsequent searches. On-site personnel believe this is a common occurrence for the island and child instances of SCP-349-1 resurface years later as adults and cause SCP-349's anomalous properties to return. Provisionally, SCP-349 has been reclassified from Euclid to Neutralized. Following the event, 80% of research and guard staff has been relocated off the island and fauna has been subsequently identified.






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