How 173 Got to Site-19

Moved to Site-19 1993. Origin is as of yet unknown. It is constructed from concrete and rebar with traces of Krylon brand spray paint. SCP-173 is animate and extremely hostile.

Universe 5643-Gamma-Orange-Delta
The Foundation
Universe 7392-Epsilon-Blue-Lima

Item #: SCP-173

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-173 is to be kept in a modified containment chamber at Site-91. Said chamber is to be equipped with a sprinkler system. The sprinkler system is to be activated fortnightly to dispose of waste materials formed in the chamber. If personnel are required to enter SCP-173's chamber, at least 3 personnel are to be present. At least 1 of those individuals must maintain direct visual contact with SCP-173 at all times while inside the chamber.

Description: SCP-173 is a statue constructed of concrete and reinforcing steel with traces of spray paint. It is animate, although it may only move when no individual observes it visually. When animate, SCP-173 tends to attack surrounding individuals in the vicinity. Common methods of attack include strangulation or snapping one's neck.

About once per day, waste materials are spontaneously generated around SCP-173's vicinity. Chemical analysis of waste materials indicates that they are formed from a combination of faeces and blood. The mechanism in which SCP-173 generates waste materials is unknown.

SCP-173 was brought into Site-91 on ██/██/2008 CE by Foundation agents. Information of SCP-173 prior to containment by the Foundation is unknown.

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Addendum 173-746: On 04/10/2045 CE, SCP-173 and other SCP objects were transferred from Site-91 to [REDACTED]. See Document 91/04-10-2045 for more information.

Excerpts recovered from the email account of Dr. James Long

FROM: Alexandra Nala, Administrative Assistant, Office of the Overseer Council
TO: Dr. James Long, Director, Site-91
RE: Relocation of SCPs

Greetings, Dr. Long. Writing to inform you that a number of SCP objects held at Site-91 are slated for relocation from Site-91 to an undisclosed location for safer containment; see Attachment for a list of affected SCP objects. The Department of Extra-Universal Affairs shall be in charge of the operations of transfer, therefore please allow them to complete their task. Date of transfer is on the 4th of October this year, 2045 CE.

If you have any queries regarding the operation, please contact Senior Agent Sven Kisch of the Multi-Universal Department. This operation is approved unanimously by the Overseer Council (13:0 ratio).

Secure. Contain. Protect.
Alexandra Nala
Administrative Assistant, Office of the Overseer Council

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FROM: Dr. James Long, Director, Site-91
TO: Alexandra Nala, Administrative Assistant, Office of the Overseer Council
RE: RE: Relocation of SCPs

Hi, Alexandra. I've noted your email on the relocation effort. In light of massive logistics involved in the effort, I would like to request more data on the site in which the affected SCPs shall move into.

Thank you in advance.

Regards,
Dr. James Long, PhD
Director, Site-91

FROM: Alexandra Nala, Administrative Assistant, Office of the Overseer Council
TO: Dr. James Long, Director, Site-91
RE: RE: RE: Relocation of SCPs

Greetings, Dr. Long. Noted your enquiry. Unfortunately, you are not cleared for the information requested.

Secure. Contain. Protect.
Alexandra Nala
Administrative Assistant, Office of the Overseer Council

FROM: Dr. James Long, Director, Site-91
TO: Senior Agent Sven Kisch, Head, Acquisitions Division, Department of Extra-Universal Affairs
RE: Relocation of Site-91 SCPs

Hi, Agent Kisch. I am Dr. James Long, Director of Site-91. I am aware that you're my point-of-contact for the transfer of SCPs from Site-91. As the operation involves essentially every SCP currently in my site, I would like specifics as to this operation.

Hope you will reply soon.

Regards,
Dr. James Long, PhD
Director, Site-91

FROM: Senior Agent Sven Kisch, Head, Acquisitions Division, Department of Extra-Universal Affairs
TO: Dr. James Long, Director, Site-91
RE: RE: Relocation of Site-91 SCPs

Hello, Dr. Long. I apologise for the late reply. From my understanding, the specifics behind our transfer operations are reserved strictly to members of the Multi-U and O5 Council. All that you're allowed to know is that the affected SCPs will be transported to a secured location where their threat to normalcy is significantly reduced.

I hope to see you at Site-91 soon.

Sincerely,
Senior Agent Sven Kisch
Head, Acquisitions Division
Department of Extra-Universal Affairs

An exchange between Dr. James Long and Researcher Nurul Shafiqah binte Ahmad Ibrahim, recovered from Dr. James Long's iPhone

Shafiqah

James, what's with you spamming me with SMSes. Don't you have work to do, Mr site director?

Not since most of the skips were transferred out. The staff and I at 91 are dying of boredom here.

Let me guess, the Multi-U came along.

Yeah.

Shaq, are you sure you're not anomalous?

LOL! Call it a woman's intuition.

But jokes aside, my friends from sites 17 and 754 had told me about the Multi-U clearing skips from those sites. They'll even visit my site next week, I think.

Is everything gonna be alright? There're rumours going on in my site's lounge and cafeteria, that some of us may be laid off.

I don't think so. I hear nothing of the sort from my side.

I will check with the other directors or the O5s and get back to you.

Thanks

But since we're on the topic, you have any idea why it's happening?

Dunno

You don't know or you can't tell me?

I'm not even cleared for info on where they're heading to. Just know the transfer is done and that's that.

So much for your Level 4 clearance, huh?

But look at the bright side, things will be less lethal in this industry for now.

Addendum 2317-58: On 15/12/2045 CE (U 5643-Γ-Orange-D), SCP-2317 has successfully breached containment at Area-179. The following transmission was intercepted prior to destruction of Area-179.

WARNING! Containment breach at A-179. SCP-2317-K escaping SCP-2317-Prime. Breach is imminent. SCP-2317 lockdown initiated. Response team prepare to engage SCP-2317-K. Area-wide lockdown initiated. Prepare detonation of onsite nuclear arsenal. SCP-2317-K is not to escape. Impending XK-class end-of-the-world scenario should SCP-2317-K escape from A-179.

Observation of SCP-2317's activities and its effects on U 5643-Γ-Orange-D shall commence. All remaining Foundation assets in U 5643-Γ-Orange-D have been ordered to focus on collecting the aforementioned data. No engagement with SCP-2317 is required.

Yes sir, all targeted SCP objects formerly housed in Universe 5643-Gamma-Orange-Delta have been recovered prior to SCP-2317's emergence. The remaining objects are either not in the Foundation's possession or deemed impractical or unsavoury for transportation. – Sr. Agent S. Kisch

Thank you for your report. We'd expect you to clean up these SCPs' documentation prior to their redistribution. – O5-10

Of course sir. The usual protocols. – Sr. Agent S. Kisch

An email from Dr. Jack Bright, dated ██/██/1993 AD

FROM: Dr. Jack Bright, Director, Site-19
TO: Dr. William Moto, Euclid Specialist, Site-19
RE: New SCP in Site-19

Moto, we got a new skip in 19 today. It's housed in Euclid Wing, Cell 2. It's supposedly hostile, so bring at least 2 D-class and a research assistant with you.

Also, update on any findings you have on the skip. Its profile is barren right now. Your clearance level for that skip is Level 4/173, for your information.

Jack Bright
Director, Site-19

Hours later, Dr. William Moto had concluded his first day with the new SCP object. Accessing his account on the Foundation database to catalogue his findings for the day, Dr. Moto browsed over whatever that was present in the document.

Item #: SCP-173

Object Class: [PENDING]

Special Containment Procedures: [DATA EXPUNGED]

Description: [DATA EXPUNGED]

"No no, this won't do." he thought while shaking his head, "I don't even know where it came from or who brought it in…"

Dr. Moto began deleting the expungements and typed in whatever is known of the newly-found anomalous object.

Description: Moved to Site-19 1993. Origin is as of yet unknown.