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Object Class: Euclid
The specimen is to be contained within a 10 x 10 meter cell, with two armed guards by the entry. A figurine/model should be placed within the cell and replaced once a week, with notecable difference to the figurine/model. Only high level security is permitted.
The specimen appears to be ordinary slime. It's colourations are white with small splashes of blues and pinks, and acts as normal slime. Subjects who come in contact with the slime claim it is slightly warm and sticky, but it was nothing special.
This slime, however, appears to have sentience as well as shapeshifting powers. It is aware of people around it and its current surroundings. Research has determined the specimen's intelligence and behavior match that of a young child with developmental delay. Its most common form is that of a 3 foot 5 inch humanoid child with long pigtails. However, its colours remain the same, and the hair appears to be piled slime. The eyes and mouth it mimics are pitch black voids, and the specimen remains mute.
The specimen appears to be docile most of the time, preferring to play with the security guards that enter. However, the specimen becomes highly aggressive should more than one person enter the room, and impossible to calm while more than one person is present unless the other people leave, or more dangerous methods are used to pacify the specimen.
It's shapeshifting abilities appear to have no end, with it being able to mimic anyone and any object around it. Testing revealed that the specimen preferred to mimic living people, as being inanimate appeared to be 'no fun' for the specimen.
_Test Log - ████████_
Subject: Class D Female, Middle Age
Procedure: Specimen was asked to change into the Class D Personnel.
Result: Specimen became an identical copy of the Class D Personnel with no distinguishable differences. On closer inspection, it was found that the shirt of the specimen was a shade off the colour of the Class D Personnel's
Researcher's Note: If it weren't for behavior and someone else's keen eye, I would've just had to terminate them both.
_Test Log - ███████_
Subject: SCP-2006
Procedure: Specimen was asked to become SCP-2006
Result: Specimen became very confused, looking back and forth between the researcher and the SCP in question. The specimen then sat on the ground, tracing the ground.
Researcher's Note: Maybe it's just they can both change forme? I'm honestly not sure.
