However, the mask itself is bright white, almost new looking. The leather of the straps of the mask are very worn. SCP-7654 is round and while with a simple smile painted on in black. This case has been the only known item to hold SCP-7654 safely.ĪTTENTION: New containment procedure, see Addendum 7654.3 for more. The hinges of the box containing SCP-7654, including the clasp on the front of it, are rusting. This case is old and must be handled with care. Along the top of the box are engravings of an unknown language. The case is a dark walnut wood case with a red velvet interior. The box is 30 centimeters by 30 centimeters and 10 centimeters tall. Dr.SCP-7654 is to be kept in its found case at all times. It appears that SCP-647 needs to process a complete organism, but does not object to a corpse less than two days old. Note: Similar tests with multiples of a single body part, headless rats and headless cadavers produced similar aggressive behavior. SCP-647 attacked objects within room with caustic fluids. ██/██/19██: Fifty-five kg of ground beef placed within SCP-647. ██/██/19██: Sixty dead lab rats, total mass 50 kg, TOD + 12 to 24 hours placed within SCP-647. ██/██/19██: One dead human body, TOD + 12 hours placed within SCP-647. After a ten-day search, Agents located the source of the decline, SCP-647, as it was feeding in a drainage culvert. Ĭircumstances of Retrieval: A sharp decline in the number of indigent persons with no correlating increase of admissions to homeless shelters in was noted by routine data-mining. When set on fire, SCP-647 will let out a loud, human-like shriek and attack any subject in range, while the surface will. Fibrous tendrils will grow across any tears, taking on the appearance of duct tape after approximately one hour, and appearing as cardboard matching the rest of the surface after twenty-four hours.
If blocked, it will spray a caustic liquid similar to its digestive juices onto all nearby objects (including walls), causing them to dissolve over fifteen to twenty minutes depending on composition and mass. In addition, after eight days, SCP-647 will attempt to relocate. Time periods of more than 7 days between feedings.Attempts to remove extra components manifested by SCP-647.Attempts to damage SCP-647 (including sample retrieval).SCP-647 has also been know to actively attack a subject rather than waiting for them to enter on their own. Locomotion is achieved by means of movement of the flaps. After feeding two or three times, SCP-647 will relocate, usually during the night. SCP-647 chooses one spot, usually in the corner of an alleyway, out of direct view of main streets. Its natural habitat is an urban environment. Analysis of the oil-like liquid is ongoing.Īs the time since the last feeding increases, the transformation becomes more elaborate, including a blanket and lining of newspaper (after two days), cans of food (after three days) and bottles of alcoholic beverages (after five days). The waste is ordinary water, mixed with a fluid visually similar to motor oil. The entire digestive process takes approximately ten minutes. a bush or high grass) or over low fences. In the wild, the solid waste will be expelled into a source of cover (e.g. Once the subject is completely dissolved, the liquids are absorbed by SCP-647, and undissolved elements (e.g.
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Once the flaps close, SCP-647 will secrete a digestive fluid that is absorbed by the subject's skin and dissolves soft tissues from the inside out. In testing, the flaps resisted a force in excess of 30 kN. When a subject enters SCP-647, the flaps of the box will close and are unable to be opened. If multiple subjects are within 1.5 meters, the dimensions will adjust to be most appealing to the subject with the most disheveled appearance. When a live human being (hereafter "subject") is within 1.5 meters of the object, SCP-647 will change its dimensions such that the subject can fit inside it easily. SCP-647, when observed via video feed, is a cardboard box appropriately sized for a 35-cm CRT-type television.
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