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'Buried Treasure'
Item #: SCP 4458
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP 4653 is to be kept in a minimum-security room with hollow, wooden floors, under which a layer of dirt is to be placed. The walls will be the same way. Subject is to be provided with toys and a comfy place to sleep, and will regularly receive food and water.
4653’s room is to be cleaned or a regular basis, with the subject safely out of the room first. Short visits may be allowed, but must be limited to a maximum of 15 minutes, as to minimize the chance of someone getting injured from its anomalous properties
4653's chamber is to be scanned and inspected hourly to fish out any items generated from it's anomalous properties. This includes it's food dishes, bedding, and all toys as well as the structure itself.
Description: SCP 4653 is a male member of the species Canis familiarus, specifically an Australian Shepherd. Exact age is currently undetermined. Its coat color is the standard for the breed, as are its eyes. Strangely enough, it has no heartbeat, nor most other bodily functions at all. It seems to react to the name 'Treasure'. Displays normal canine behavior, and is likely not sapient.
4135’s anomalous properties show after random intervals of time, in which suddenly, and with no explanation, small objects of value will become embedded in various objects and surfaces around 4153. These include, but might not to be limited to, rings, necklaces, old coins, statuettes, and, in one case, a perfume bottle. The object these objects materialize in show no signs of damage other than right where said object appeared in.
The dangers of these properties become more apparent when living organisms are in the range of its effects. This was first observed when 4653 was first reported, having been recently found, and adopted, by a relatively reclusive couple in living near the [REDACTED] region. Less than a few hours later, both were dead. When autopsies were preformed, the husband was found to have a 20.6 mm golden ring embedded in his [REDACTED], while the wife had an entire antique diamond necklace in the [REDACTED]. This was brought to the foundations notice, and after throughout investigation, the dog, and it's properties, were discovered.
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