Illyrias-Acolyte

Item #: SCP-xx

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-xx should be monitored by security personnel, and all traffic should be redirected away from its location. Any trespassers or urban explorers should be administered amnestics.

Description: SCP-xx refers to an abandoned hospital in rural New York which experiences an annual anomalous event. The phenomenon takes place over a period of roughly nine months1, and is roughly the same during every occurrence.

SCP-xx-1 refers to docile hostile entities within SCP-xx which superficially resemble a harlequin fetus with sharp, elongated teeth which rest outside the mouth. Instances are able to climb vertical surfaces and have typically been observed on the ceiling of SCP-xx. They are normally sedentary, but when distressed, they can travel at speeds as high as 105 km/hr. Foundation personnel participating in exploration or research of SCP-xx should avoid instances of SCP-xx-1 if possible, as they appear to remain undetected in dark corners of SCP-xx and are quick to form packs if threatened.

UPDATE: Following the initial exploration of SCP-xx, instances of SCP-xx-1 have been observed to "molt" the patches on their skin, producing secondary entities (SCP-xx-2) which are able to sprout cilia for ambulatory purposes. This behavior has only been observed when SCP-xx-1 instances are experiencing extreme distress, such as when under attack by explorers or during the third trimester of an SCP-xx event (days 230-269). As such, it is theorized they evolved this ability as a hunting technique.

Exploration: While transcripts and video footage regarding the exploration were lost destroyed2, the autopsy of D-8845 remains. His cause of death was asphyxiation, and 236 unknown specimens3 were recovered from D8845's stomach, esophagus, throat, lungs, and mouth. ██ specimens were listed as missing the following day. They have yet to be recovered.

Timetable: A timeline of SCP-xx is outlined below for the benefit of researchers participating in further exploration and study of the events in question.

Day 1: