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Item #: SCP-702
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-702 is to be contained in a crate lined with mundane packing materials. The crate is to be kept in a standard security locker with armed guards at all times. If the crate is breached, under no circumstances are any personnel to touch the SCP without wearing a pair of standard insulated gloves and an insulated coat. The slated destruction of SCP-702 is indefinitely postponed due to the unknown effects on SCP-702-1 and possible containment breaches.
Description: SCP-702 is a simple red vase of unknown design. Human contact with the vase causes an entity (herein referred to as SCP-702-1) to emerge from the vase and initiate contact with the individual coming into contact with SCP-702. The method of detection seems to be thermal in nature, as SCP-702-1 emerges when contact is established through thin, heat-transmitting materials, but does not emerge when contact is established through an insulated material. SCP-702-1 is a sapient gas-based life form that communicates through coordinated vibration of the air around it. A sample has been impossible to gather due to SCP-702-1's tendency to react violently to anyone coming into physical contact with it. Upon emergence, SCP-702-1 greets the subject establishing contact with SCP-702, and attempts to persuade the subject to give it a gift. If the subject refuses, the entity [DATA EXPUNGED] and takes a single object or part from the remains. Some objects are rejected by SCP-702-1, claiming that it "already has one", and demands a new gift, returning the offered object. If SCP-702-1 accepts the offered gift, it returns an object of roughly equal value to the subject and disappears. See Experiments 702-001 through 702-004 for a transcript of successful transactions with SCP-702.
Addendum:
Transcript Log of Experiment 702-001:
Subject D-5567 was issued a freshly sharpened #2 Ticonderoga pencil.
Subject D-5567: So, I just touch it?
Dr. █████████: That's right, D-5567. You have the object ready, correct?Subject D-5567: Yeah, 's just a damn pencil, don't really see what I'm gonna do with it, though.
Dr. █████████: Don't worry about that, just touch the vase.
Subject D-5567: Alright, alright.
[a sound of rushing air is heard]
Subject D-5567: What the HELL?
SCP-702-1: Greetings, corporeal one! I presume you are here to deal?
Subject D-5567: I, uh, ah, uh…
Dr. █████████: The pencil, you idiot!
Subject D-5567: Uh, yes, sir! H-here you go…
SCP-702-1: Thank you, bodybound! Here is your object. That will be all.
[An intake of air is heard]
Subject D-5567: A… an eraser?
Dr. █████████: Very good, D-5567, proceed to debriefing.
Transcript Log of Experiment 702-002:
Subject D-1699 was issued a crystalline sculpture of ██████████████, procured by the Psychological Ward from a patient.
Dr. █████████: D-1699, proceed.
[A sound of air rushing is heard]
Subject D-1699: Aaaah!
SCP-702-1: Is it time to trade so soon? How delightful!
SCP-702-1: Well, you are clearly the one who bothered me, speak up!
Dr. █████████: Talk to it!
[Subject D-1699 gibbers incoherently]
SCP-702-1: You waste my time, fool. We shall not deal.
[DATA EXPUNGED]
Dr. █████████: Subject D-1699 was killed by SCP-702-1. The sculpture was recovered.
Transcript Log of Experiment 702-003
Subject D-1010 was issued a crystalline sculpture of ██████████████, procured by the Psychological Ward from a patient.
Dr. █████████: Go ahead, 1010, we haven't got all day.
Subject D-1010: No, what's it gonna do? You gotta tell me first, doc!
Dr. █████████: Subject D-1010, I remind you that deviation from protocol will result in immediate termination by Foundation security staff.
Subject D-1010: I… I… fine.
[a sound of rushing air is heard]
SCP-702-1: Your kind again! I do so love new pieces for my collection!
Subject D-1010: Oh God, collection? I don't want to die!
SCP-702-1: I have only a short time, slow one, and you waste it. Do you desire trade, or no?
Subject D-1010: Tra- you want this fucked up statue?
Dr. █████████: SCP-702-1 appears to be considering the statue and is emitting a humming sound.
[Note: Harmonics testing later indicated a frequency associated with deep thought.]
SCP-702-1: How very…interesting. Here is my response.
[an intake of air is heard]
Subject D-1010: A… wow, that's heavy.
Dr. █████████: Proceed to debriefing, 1010.
[long period of silence, recording clicks off and clicks on again]
Dr. █████████: SCP-702-1 issued a two point eight kilogram jar of an unidentified liquid. The jar appears to be made of glass. The liquid is clear, but I amnot removing the lid to identify odors. The jar will be sent to the labs for chemical analysis.
Transcript Log of Experiment 702-004:
Subject D-8133 was issued a vial containing a sample fromSCP-158.
Subject D-8133: So I touch the vase with this in my hand and give it away if I can?
Dr. █████████: That is correct, D-8133. Please listen to briefings in the future.
Subject D-8133: Awright, doc, don't get your panties in a knot.
Dr. █████████: Just proceed with the experiment, D-8133.
[a sound of rushing air is heard]
Subject D-8133: The fuck?
SCP-702-1: Those of flesh and blood, sinew and bone again! Your kind always has suchfascinating trinkets, and trade has never been so brisk!
Subject D-8133: Here, take this and let me outta here.
Dr. █████████: SCP-702-1 is emitting a hum, as in Experiment 702-003.
[Note: Harmonics testing later indicated a frequency associated with fear.]
SCP-702-1: Absolutely not. I am tempted, but I cannot possibly afford that. Good day.
[an intake of air is heard]
Subject D-8133: So, uh, can I leave?
Dr. █████████: Absolutely, Subject D-8133. Head to the debriefing room, and well done.
Addendum: Any further experimentation on SCP-702 is to be appended toExperiment Log 702 in the abbreviated style outlined therein.
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