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**Item #:** SCP-9000
**Object Class:** Archon
**Special Containment Procedures:** As SCP-9000 constitutes an ongoing global phenomenon, full containment is impossible. Mitigation and containment procedures vary on a regional basis, depending on the type of manifestation observed.
Regions experiencing SCP-9000-1 manifestations are to be designated as Exclusion Zones and are to be evacuated of civilian populations. In areas affected by SCP-9000-1, Foundation Safehavens have been established in select cities of enduring religious worship. These Safehavens include but are not limited to: Krakow, Granada, Kyoto, New Orleans, Salt Lake City, Cusco and Rio de Janeiro, where limited worship provides partial stability. Where unavoidable, strictly sanctioned human sacrifices may be employed to delay destructive manifestations of SCP-9000-1.
Areas affected by SCP-9000-2 are to be monitored only, as instances display minimal hostility and limited interaction with human populations.
SCP-9000-3 regions, typically concentrated within monotheistic and highly religious regions, are to be kept under close surveillance due to partial manifestations causing localized destruction.
**Description:** SCP-9000 constitutes a metaphysical phenomenon involving the unpredictable manifestation of multiple supernatural entities. The occurrences resemble deities from numerous religions in human history, with these beings exhibiting physical strengths, god-like abilities and characteristics consistent with mythological accounts from varying folklore. As such, instances of SCP-9000 are entirely autonomous in their actions which can lead to consequences that are negative for humanity. As of present, there are three distinct classifications of SCP-9000 instances to group manifestations into, classified as: SCP-9000-1, SCP-9000-2 and SCP-9000-3.
Recorded instances of SCP-9000 strongly suggest that the phenomena has a corresponding relation to the active level of religious practices a region possesses. This in turn determines both the instance’s level of hostility and the instance’s ability to interact with its environment.
In regions where religious worship is low or otherwise negligible, instances of SCP-9000-1 appear. These SCP-9000-1 instances are unrestrained in their activity, being able to traverse freely and impose their will as they please, often to the detriment of local communities. They demonstrate vengeful and hostile intent towards humans, sharing a common objective with other SCP-9000-1 instances on subjugating, eradicating and otherwise dominating human population centres.
Instances of SCP-9000-2 appear in regions where Dharmistic or otherwise polytheistic worship occurs. In these areas, instances of SCP-9000-2 are similarly independent to instances of SCP-9000-1 in their movement and actions, but unlike them, SCP-9000-2 instances appear to exhibit cooperative and non-lethal exchanges with human settlements. Reported instances have not appeared to be inherently docile, as they are more than capable of interacting with humans, however they seem largely uninterested in human affairs.
In the case of SCP-9000-3 instances, visual records have been more scarce compared to the two other instances of SCP-9000. This is purported to be because of the nature of the regions in which SCP-9000-3 instances have influence, which seems to have made them unable to manifest in full. These areas, which follow the trend of continuous adherence to worship and monotheistic belief, are primarily districts of nations which follow one of the three Abrahamic religions, though are not exclusively limited to them. Even as they are still able to cause local destruction, they are not freeroaming and thus are unable to cause damage to the extent of instances of SCP-9000-1.
**Addendum 9000-A:** Initial Manifestations
Date: December 21, 2012
Summary:
Initial anomalous activity coincided with the conclusion of the Mayan calendar cycle.
Reports from Latin America, South Asia, and parts of Central Europe indicated unexplained phenomena, initially attributed to mass hysteria or natural disasters.
Foundation field agents first confirmed SCP‑9000‑1 and SCP‑9000‑2 instances in areas with low religious adherence (primarily urban centres in Central Europe and South America) and polytheistic regions (parts of India and Southeast Asia).
Observed behaviour:
SCP-9000-1 instances: Aggressive, widescale destruction, targeting areas of low religious practice.
SCP-9000-2 instances: Cooperative, non-lethal, interactions largely with temples or religious sites.
Action Taken:
In regions affected by instances of SCP-9000-1, Containment zones established in major cities with partial religious adherence.
Safe havens designated in historically religious cities: Cusco, Rio de Janeiro, Mexico City and Krakow
Early experimentation with limited human sacrifices shown to slow SCP‑9000‑1 noted; effectiveness minimal.
**Addendum 9000-B:** Global Expansion
Dates: 2013-2015
Summary:
SCP‑9000 manifestations spread globally; SCP-9000-1 instances proliferated across North America, Western Europe, Oceania and Eurasia, primarily in secular regions.
SCP-9000-2 instances observed across Dharmic and polytheistic regions; interactions included ritualistic feeding, temple-based cooperation, and avoidance of human conflict.
SCP‑9000‑3 instances began appearing in strongly monotheistic areas (Middle East, Saharan and Subsaharan Africa), though physical manifestation remained incomplete.
SCP-9000-1 instances increasingly destructive; major urban evacuations initiated in New York, Los Angeles, and Sydney.
Foundation notes the emergence of “Law of Worship”: increase of hostile manifestations proportional to decline in religious adherence.
Action Taken:
Expansion of safe havens to include Granada, New Orleans, Salt Lake City, Santa Fe and Kyoto.
Implementation of strictly sanctioned ritual interventions (limited human sacrifices) to slow SCP-9000-1 instances.
SCP-9000-3 instances placed under observation only; direct intervention discouraged to prevent escalation.
**Addendum 9000‑C:** Rogue Actor Activity
Dates: 2016-2017
Summary:
Independent state actors, notably the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Russian Federation, began localized SCP‑9000 management protocols outside Foundation supervision.
Observed effects:
Iran: coordinated religious festivals used to stabilize SCP‑9000‑3 manifestations, though in some regions, limited destruction occurred due to incomplete rituals.
Russia: partial containment in Siberia and the Arctic; Norse/Tengrist manifestations showed unpredictable incursions.
Diplomatic and operational tensions arose between Foundation and rogue states, as unilateral interventions occasionally exacerbated SCP-9000-1 manifestations elsewhere.
Action Taken:
Foundation established liaison zones with neutral nations to monitor global activity.
Limited sharing of research on SCP-9000-2s and SCP-9000-3s to minimize uncontrolled escalation.
**Addendum 9XXX‑D:** Societal Collapse Phase
Dates: 2017-2024
Summary: Secular regions underwent near-total depopulation due to SCP-9000-1 manifestations.
Foundation safe havens became primary hubs of human survival.
SCP-9000-2 manifestations remained cooperative in polytheistic regions.
SCP-9000-3 manifestations caused localized destruction but were constrained by continuous monotheistic worship.
Current list of Foundation Safe Havens:
Kraków, Rome, Istanbul, Granada, Kyoto, New Orleans, Salt Lake City, Cusco, Rio de Janeiro, Mexico City, Santa Fe, Singapore
Notable Observations:
Arctic and Antarctic research outposts intermittently attacked by SCP-9000-1 manifestations tied to Polynesian, Mapuche, and Norse deities.
Global trade and communication limited to safe haven network and state actors independent of the foundation.
Net worship deficit strongly correlates with urban collapse rates.
Action Taken:
Safe havens fortified; human activity strictly monitored to maintain minimal provocation of SCP-90001-1 instances and SCP-9000-3 instances.
Ritual interventions in SCP-9000-1-affected areas continue under strict authorization.
**Addendum 9XXX‑E:** Current Observations
Dates: 2024-2025
Summary:
Humanity persists primarily within Foundation safe havens, the cities of still functioning nation-states and isolated religious enclaves.
SCP-9000-1 manifestations roam uncontrolled outside safe zones.
SCP-9000-2 manifestations remain cooperative; limited interaction with Foundation personnel.
SCP-9000-3 manifestations partially manifested; local destruction possible but mitigated by worship.
Rogue states maintain small-scale localized containment operations; minimal communication with Foundation.
Conclusion:
SCP‑9XXX remains globally uncontrollable; human survival depends on adherence to natural religious patterns.
Law of Worship continues to dictate manifestation behavior, distribution, and intensity.
Foundation strategy prioritizes preservation of safe havens and avoidance of provocation of SCP-9000-1 and SCP-9000-3 manifestations.
Footnotes:
Attempts to force worship in secular regions have consistently resulted in catastrophic escalation of SCP-9000-1 activity.
Foundation safe havens maintain ongoing religious ceremonies and monitoring as indirect containment measures.
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Summary:
Humanity persists primarily within Foundation safe havens, the cities of still functioning nation-states and isolated religious enclaves.
Conclusion:
SCP‑9XXX remains globally uncontrollable; human survival depends on adherence to natural religious patterns.
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