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SCP Number: SCP 7633 and SCP 7633 - 2
Class: Euclid
SCP 7633 resembles something of a worm, with four elongated tendrils deriving from corners of its mouth. Its texture resembles that of the common earthworm but a darker shade brown. The tips of the tendrils have teeth that measure something of three inches and when near a human emit white gas which cover all glass and blind the naked human eye.
When interacted with a human he blinds the subject then bites into the leg or arm and cannot be removed. SCP 7633 then begins to start pumping its own blood into said subject. Then the upper half of the human body seems to melt to the floor from the brain, leaving only the subjects legs. SCP 7633 then lets go of the human host with its tendrils and curls to the floor, neutralized.
The remnants of the dead subject start wriggling. Brown curling roots start forming from the remnants. In this form harming the roots have no effect, even flames. If left for 15 minutes, the roots twist around each other, if left for 30 minutes the roots form the subject who was present to 7633 but that of which that fell to wax from the human is reformed in root binding.
This is subject 7633 - 2 when in contact with a subject the roots open up implode through subjects body getting bigger and slower. If burnt SCP 7633 - 2 suffers efficiently.
SCP 7633 can be contained in a titanium case.
SCP 7633 - 2 can be contained in a small room with a high base temperature and flames for containment breach procedure.
