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   DIR By: anonymous
       Date: March 13, 2022, 12:30 pm
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       Item #: SCP-096
       Object Class: Euclid
       Special Containment Procedures: SCP-096 is to be contained in
       its cell, a 5 m x 5 m x 5 m airtight steel cube, at all times.
       Weekly checks for any cracks or holes are mandatory. There are
       to be absolutely no video surveillance or optical tools of any
       kind inside SCP-096's cell. Security personnel will use
       pre-installed pressure sensors and laser detectors to ensure
       SCP-096's presence inside the cell.
       Any and all photos, video, or recordings of SCP-096's likeness
       are strictly forbidden without approval from Dr.
       ███ and O5-█.
       Description: SCP-096 is a humanoid creature measuring
       approximately 2.38 meters in height. Subject shows very little
       muscle mass, with preliminary analysis of body mass suggesting
       mild malnutrition. Arms are grossly out of proportion with the
       rest of the subject's body, with an approximate length of 1.5
       meters each. Skin is mostly devoid of pigmentation, with no sign
       of any body hair.
       SCP-096's jaw can open to four (4) times the norm of an average
       human. Other facial features remain similar to an average human,
       with the exception of the eyes, which are also devoid of
       pigmentation. It is not yet known whether SCP-096 is blind or
       not. It shows no signs of any higher brain functions, and is not
       considered to be sapient.
       SCP-096 is normally extremely docile, with pressure sensors
       inside its cell indicating it spends most of the day pacing by
       the eastern wall. However, when someone views SCP-096's face,
       whether it be directly, via video recording, or even a
       photograph, it will enter a stage of considerable emotional
       distress. SCP-096 will cover its face with its hands and begin
       screaming, crying, and babbling incoherently. Approximately one
       (1) to two (2) minutes after the first viewing, SCP-096 will
       begin running to the person who viewed its face (who will from
       this point on be referred to as SCP-096-1).
       Documented speeds have varied from thirty-five (35) km/h to
       ███ km/h, and seems to depend on distance from
       SCP-096-1. At this point, no known material or method can impede
       SCP-096's progress. The actual position of SCP-096-1 does not
       seem to affect SCP-096's response; it seems to have an innate
       sense of SCP-096-1's location. Note: This reaction does not
       occur when viewing artistic depictions (see Document 096-1).
       Upon arriving at SCP-096-1's location, SCP-096 will proceed to
       kill and [DATA EXPUNGED] SCP-096-1. 100% of cases have left no
       traces of SCP-096-1. SCP-096 will then sit down for several
       minutes before regaining its composure and becoming docile once
       again. It will then attempt to make its way back to its natural
       habitat, [DATA REDACTED]
       Due to the possibility of a mass chain reaction, including
       breach of Foundation secrecy and large civilian loss of life,
       retrieval of subject should be considered Alpha priority.
       Dr. ███ has also petitioned for immediate
       termination of SCP-096 (see Interview 096-1). Order is awaiting
       approval. Termination order has been approved, and is to be
       carried out by Dr. ███ on [DATA REDACTED]. See
       Incident-096-1-A.
       Audio log from Interview 096-1:
       Interviewer: Dr. ███
       Interviewed: Captain (Ret.)
       █████████,
       former commander of retrieval team Zulu 9-A
       Retrieval Incident #096-1-A
       [glow=red,2,300]<Begin Log>
       [&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;
       &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608; Time,
       Research Area &#9608;&#9608;]
       Capt.
       &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;:
       It always sucks butt to get Initial Retrieval duty. You have no
       idea what the dang thing is capable of besides what jacked up
       information the field techies can scrape up, and you're lucky if
       they even tell you the whole story. They told us to "bag and
       tag." Didn't tell us jackcrap about not looking at the dang
       thing.
       Dr. &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;: Could you describe the mission,
       please?
       Capt.
       &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;:
       Yeah, sorry. We had two choppers, one with my team and one on
       backup with Zulu 9-B and Dr.
       &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;. We spotted the
       target about two clicks north of our patrol path. I'm guessing
       he wasn't facing our direction, else he would have taken us out
       then and there.
       Dr. &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;: Your report says SCP-096 didn't react
       to the cold? It was -&#9608;&#9608;o C.
       Capt.
       &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;:
       Actually, it was -&#9608;&#9608;. And yes, it was butt naked and
       didn't so much as shiver. Anyway, we landed, approached the
       target, and Corporal &#9608;&#9608; got ready to bag it. That's
       when Dr. &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608; called. I
       turned to answer it, and that's what saved me. The target must
       have turned and my whole squad saw it.
       Dr. &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;: That's when SCP-096 entered an
       agitated emotional state?
       Capt.
       &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;:
       Yep. [Interviewed now pauses for a second before continuing]
       Sorry. Got the willies for a second.
       Dr. &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;: That's all right.
       Capt.
       &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;:
       Yeah. Well, I never saw its face. My squad did, and they paid
       for it up the butt.
       Dr. &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;: Could you describe it a little more,
       please?
       Capt.
       &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;:
       [Pauses] Yeah, yeah. It started screaming at us, and crying. Not
       animal roaring though, sounded exactly like a person. Really
       freaking creepy. [Pauses again] We started firing when it picked
       up Corporal &#9608;&#9608; and ripped off his leg. God, he was
       screaming for our help… freakin 'A… anyway, we were blowing
       chunks out of the target, round after round. Didn't do jackcrap.
       I almost lost it when it started [DATA EXPUNGED] him.
       Dr. &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;: That's when you ordered the use of an
       [Papers are heard moving] AT-4 HEDT launcher?
       Capt.
       &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;:
       An anti-tank gun. Started carrying it ever since
       SCP-&#9608;&#9608;&#9608; got loose. I've seen those tear
       through tanks like tissue paper. Did the same thing to the
       target.
       Dr. &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;: There was significant damage to
       SCP-096?
       Capt.
       &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;:
       It didn't even freaking flinch. It kept tearing apart my squad,
       but with half of its torso gone. [He draws a large half-circle
       across his torso]
       Dr. &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;: But it was taking damage?
       Capt.
       &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;:
       If it was, it wasn't showing it. It must have lost all its
       organs, all its blood, but it didn't acknowledge any of it. Its
       bone structure wasn't hurt at all, though. It kept tearing my
       squad apart.
       Dr. &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;: So no actual structural damage. How
       many rounds would you say were fired at SCP-096?
       Capt.
       &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;:
       At the least? A thousand. Our door gunner kept his GAU-19 on it
       for at least twenty seconds. Twenty freaking seconds. That's six
       hundred .50 caliber rounds pumped into the thing. Might as well
       been spitting at it.
       Dr. &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;: This is when Zulu 9-B arrived?
       Capt.
       &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;:
       Yeah, and my squad was gone. Zulu 9-B managed to get the bag
       over its head, and it just sat down. We got it into the chopper
       and got it here. I don't know how I never saw its face. Maybe
       God or Buddha or whoever thought I should live. The jerk.
       Dr. &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;: We have obtained an artist's
       depiction of SCP-096's face. Would you like to view it?
       Capt.
       &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;:
       [Pauses] You know, after hearing that thing's screams, and the
       screams of my men, I don't think I want to put a face to what I
       heard. No. Just… no.
       Dr. &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;: All right, I believe we are done
       here. Thank you, Captain.
       [Chairs are heard moving, and footsteps leave the room. Captain
       (Ret.)
       &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;&#9608;
       is confirmed to have left Interview Room 22.]
       Dr. &#9608;&#9608;&#9608;: Let this be on record that I am
       formally requesting SCP-096 be terminated as soon as possible.
       <End log>[/glow]
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