[[>]] [[module Rate]] [[/>]] **Item #:** SCP-9046 **Object Class:** Euclid **Special Containment Procedures:** SCP-9046 is to be contained in a standard humanoid containment cell at Site-██. The subject is to be provided with 3–5 meals per day. Under no circumstances should personnel attempt to remove SCP-9046’s plate while food remains on it. Doing so will trigger a rage state, during which SCP-9046 becomes extremely hostile and will inevitably kill and absorb the offending individual. **Description:** SCP-9046 is a ██-year-old male of ██████ origin. The subject possesses the anomalous ability to consume any form of matter, including but not limited to: metals, wood, stone, and radioactive materials. Internal scans suggest the presence of a gravitational singularity (a black hole) within SCP-9046’s abdominal cavity, estimated to have a diameter of approximately 50 cm. This singularity was first observed during Incident 9046-R1, when SCP-9046 entered a rage state and screamed at Researcher ██████, who was wearing a body camera. The gravitational pull generated during this event was sufficient to prevent intervention by armed personnel. --- **Addendum 9046-1-A** **Test Log A** **Participants:** - Dr. ██████ - 2 Agents of MTF Epsilon-11 - D-27495 **Procedure:** D-27495 was instructed to deliver a plate containing food items (wood and metal) to SCP-9046 and retrieve the plate once the subject had finished. **Results:** SCP-9046 consumed the contents of the plate without incident. Upon approach, SCP-9046 embraced D-27495 and returned to its bed. No hostile behavior was observed. --- **Addendum 9046-1-B** **Test Log B** **Participants:** - Dr. Miller - 2 Agents of MTF Epsilon-11 - D-35478 **Procedure:** D-35478 was instructed to deliver a plate containing screws and a plastic helmet to SCP-9046, and to retrieve the plate once the screws had been consumed. **Results:** SCP-9046 initially displayed positive affect and began eating. Upon removal of the plate before the helmet was consumed, SCP-9046 entered a rage state. The subject screamed (notably similar to SCP-096) and violently attacked D-35478. The gravitational pull from the singularity prevented intervention. SCP-9046 subsequently opened its abdomen and absorbed D-35478’s remains. The subject then exited the room without further incident. --- **Interview Log 9046-1** **Interviewer:** Dr. Madelin **Interviewed:** SCP-9046 > **[BEGIN LOG]** > **Dr. Madelin:** Can you talk? > **SCP-9046:** Yup, I sure can. *[giggles]* > **Dr. Madelin:** That’s good. Would you mind answering some questions? > **SCP-9046:** Depends on the type of questions… *[plucks at arm]* > **Dr. Madelin:** Where did you come from? > **SCP-9046:** Uuuum… I think I was born in ██████. I was raised in a building similar to this one. > **Dr. Madelin:** How was your time there? > **SCP-9046:** Cruel. >**[SCP-9046 begins to express sadness]** > **Dr. Madelin:** How come? > **SCP-9046:** The scientists were testing ███████████████ on us. Every day. > **Dr. Madelin:** *Us?* There were more people? > **SCP-9046:** Yes. Unfortunately, there were more like me. I was the only one who made it out alive. > **[Gravity spike detected]** > **Dr. Madelin:** I think it’s better if we end this interview here. > **SCP-9046:** I'm fine with that. > **[END LOG]** > **Note:** > Following this interview, SCP-9046 refused to communicate with Foundation personnel for a period of two days. --- > **Further Research Notes:** > Requests for further testing involving SCP-9046’s singularity and emotional triggers are pending approval from Site Command. Psychological evaluation is recommended. **Addendum 9046-2-C Test Log C – Unauthorized Material Ingestion Trial Participants:** Dr. Halvorsen (Lead Researcher) 2 Agents of MTF Epsilon-11 D-88214 (Test Subject) **Objective:** To determine whether SCP-9046 can safely consume high-density uranium alloy and whether ingestion affects its gravitational singularity. **Procedure:** D-88214 was instructed to deliver a plate containing a uranium-tungsten alloy cube (approx. 1.2 kg), a small lead sphere, and a standard food item (boiled rice) to SCP-9046. The subject was informed that the plate would be removed after 5 minutes regardless of consumption status. Results: [00:00] – SCP-9046 accepts the plate and begins consuming the rice, followed by the lead sphere. No anomalous behavior observed. [00:03] – SCP-9046 picks up the uranium-tungsten cube and inspects it. The subject hesitates, then begins to chew slowly. [00:05] – D-88214 approaches to retrieve the plate. SCP-9046 growls audibly and clutches the cube tightly. [00:05:12] – Upon attempted removal of the plate, SCP-9046 enters a rage state. The singularity expands to an estimated 1.5 meters in diameter, causing immediate gravitational collapse of the test chamber’s eastern wall. [00:06] – D-88214 is pulled into the singularity and absorbed. SCP-9046 begins emitting high-frequency vocalizations resembling seismic tremors. [00:07] – Emergency lockdown initiated. MTF Epsilon-11 attempts containment but is repelled by gravitational forces. One agent is lost to the singularity. [00:09] – SCP-9046 exits the test chamber and proceeds toward the reactor wing. Radiation sensors spike as the singularity begins absorbing shielding materials. [00:12] – Dr. Halvorsen activates Protocol “Black Maw,” flooding the wing with inert gas and electromagnetic dampeners. SCP-9046 slows, then collapses to the floor, whispering: //“It’s too heavy…”// [00:15] – SCP-9046 is sedated and returned to containment. The singularity retracts to its baseline diameter. Casualties: D-88214: Absorbed 1 MTF Agent: Absorbed 3 personnel injured due to gravitational trauma Reactor Wing: Partial collapse, radiation leak contained > **Secure Containment Procedures Foundation > Site-██ Internal Memorandum > Date: ██/██/████ > From: Dr. Madelin, Senior Researcher > To: Site Director ███████ > Subject: Reclassification Proposal – SCP-9046 (Euclid → Keter)** > > **Overview:** > Following recent behavioral incidents and analysis of SCP-9046’s anomalous capabilities, I am formally proposing a reclassification of SCP-9046 from Euclid to Keter. While current containment protocols have proven effective under controlled conditions, the potential for catastrophic failure remains unacceptably high. > > **Arguments for Reclassification:** > > > **Lethality and Unpredictability:** > > Incident 9046-2-C demonstrated SCP-9046’s sudden changes in behavior if someone were to take something that’s his. The subject’s ability to absorb individuals via a gravitational singularity renders standard containment breach responses ineffective. > > > > Containment Fragility: > > The singularity within SCP-9046 is estimated to exert gravitational forces sufficient to distort local spacetime. Should SCP-9046 enter a sustained rage state, containment infrastructure may be compromised beyond recovery. > SCP-9046 has shown the ability to exit its cell post-absorption events without resistance, suggesting containment is conditional on its emotional state. > > > > Potential for Mass Casualties: > > If SCP-9046 were to breach containment in a populated area, the singularity could result in mass absorption events, gravitational collapse, or localized black hole formation. > Intervention by MTF units has proven ineffective during rage states due to gravitational interference. > > > > > Psychological Instability: > Interview Log 9046-1 reveals a traumatic past involving unethical experimentation. This trauma may contribute to unpredictable emotional triggers, increasing the risk of spontaneous rage events. > > > > Counterarguments (Euclid Retention): > > SCP-9046 has demonstrated cooperative behavior when protocols are followed precisely. > Rage states are avoidable with strict adherence to feeding procedures. > No containment breaches have occurred outside of test environments. > > Conclusion: > > While SCP-9046 can be managed under ideal conditions, the consequences of deviation are extreme and potentially uncontainable. The presence of a gravitational singularity within a humanoid entity, combined with emotional volatility, places SCP-9046 within the scope of Keter-class anomalies—those that are exceedingly difficult to contain and pose a significant threat to global security. > I recommend immediate review by the Site Ethics Committee and Containment Oversight Division. > > Signed, > Dr. Madelin > Senior Researcher, Site-██ [[=]] << [[[SCP-9045]]] | SCP-9046 | [[[SCP-9047]]] >> [[/=]]