ANOMALY, EUCLID, KENEQ, DANGER, SENTIENT, 049

SCP-049 // "The Doctor"

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Anomaly Classification System (ACS)

Euclid: The item requires moderate Special Containment Procedures and is difficult to contain.


Keneq: The foundation does find it somewhat difficult to reduce the item's anomalous effects, but is not impossible. The disruption caused by this anomaly could be extended to a city at best.


Danger: The anomalous effects of the item are significant, but the object is not not 100% lethal.


Revision 05/09/19██ | Special Containment Procedures

ANOMALY, EUCLID, PAGNUM, EXSEQUI, HUMANOID, 049


SCP-049 is to be kept in an Advanced Anomalous Entity Chamber inside Cleanrooms, Chamber 06, at Paragon Research Facility. Standard free-roam has been given to SCP-049.


Subject is to be provided an advanced chamber as a part of physiological conditioning. Subject's containment chamber consists of the following:

05/09/19██ A picture provided by External Researcher █████ ███████ as they assisted in Initial Classification of SCP-049.

12/12/19██ A picture of SCP-049's Containment Chamber known as the anomaly's laboratory. 


Hand-to-skin contact with SCP-049 is strictly prohibited. The combative personnel that is escorting SCP-049 may give an exception if it's deemed necessary to keep SCP-049 in a docile state.


Luxury items such as Class-D personnel or Foundation Personnel may be provided by the escorting combative as a reward for psychological conditioning.


SCP-049 is to be treated with caution, as SCP-049 can be considered armed at all times, however not hostile to human life in a docile state. SCP-049's preferred killing* method is to touch a subject, causing them to fall limp, to then SCP-049 resurrects the subject, turning them into what SCP-049 refers to as "cured".


SCP-131-PPL is to not be allowed near SCP-049 at any time. Combative personnel have been instructed to deter SCP-131-PPL from SCP-049 if they're spotted near each other.

Termination of SCP-049's "cured" is to be done out of sight from SCP-049 and only by combative personnel ordered by MTF Eta-9 "Wardens".

Description

SCP-049 resembles a 17th century medieval Plague Doctor, first illustrated by the physician to King Lousie XIII of France. Upon personnel asking SCP-049 about their past, SCP-049 will respond that their past is simply unimportant.


SCP-049 displays incredibly high intelligence, with the ability to communicate via English with Foundation Personnel. SCP-049 is relatively cooperative with subjects that involve the advancement of science and research.


The subject is very fond of researching a disease only known to SCP-049. The symptoms of this "disease" are currently unknown.

If SCP-049 is annoyed a great amount, such as personnel shooting at the subject, SCP-049 will enter an enraged state which then SCP-049 is considered breached. During an SCP-049 breach, personnel are ordered to evacuate the sublevel and follow all combative orders. Mobile Task Force Eta-9 "Wardens" will be the primary lead of re-containment with SCP-049.

SCP-049 has demonstrated the ability to kill personnel upon a touch with SCP-049's hand. It is currently unknown how SCP-049 does this, but the touch is always 100% lethal.

SCP-049 "cured" instances have been seen to take direct orders from SCP-049, and can be commanded to do a multitude of tasks.

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Addendum 049.1 | Chemicals

Lavender Spray: SCP-049 can be pacified using lavender spray, but only whenever he is at a mediate level of anger, typically shown by amber eyes. You must ask him beforehand, however. Scientific Personnel may utilize this during at the request of ETA-9.


Cure Inverse and Cure Squared: SCP-049 will not appreciate the use of these chemicals or the cured instances that they produce as a result. ScD Command recommends that you should only use these chemicals when SCP-049 is not on-site if you don't want to stir up any issues. Honey's horrible grammar

Addendum 049.2 | Past

049's past has been confirmed to be the following, by Dr. Sekiryo. 

It has been placed into a bulletin for ease of access, along with the test log in question.