Noting that KOTYAUWU (account age 745 days, site membership 626 days) recently posted the following draft to the concept critique forum, which has multiple indicators of AI-generation:
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-17997674/scp-9472
[[module CSS]]
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[[/module]]
[[div class="lunaria-canon"]]
//Part of the **[[[three-portlands-hub|Three Portlands]]]** setting.//
[[/div]]
[[div class="raisa-notice"]]
[[div class="raisa-title"]]
RAISA Notice — Clearance 5/9472
[[/div]]
[[div class="raisa-body"]]
The full SCP-9472 file is released only at **5/9472 clearance**.
Personnel who contact the object in domestic settings (security, medical, cafeteria) receive abbreviated handling instructions.
[[span class="raisa-red"]]Access to the residential containment protocol does not mean access[[/span]] to the full file, the Incident 9472-1 record, Pangloss data, post-mortem restoration material, or Protocol 9472-T.
[[span class="raisa-small"]]Complete case materials may not be brought into the object's residential sector or into informal-contact areas. The reason is set out in Addendum 9472-A.[[/span]]
[[/div]]
[[/div]]
[[div class="ln-title"]]
[[div class="ln-kicker"]]RAISA Archival Copy[[/div]]
[[div class="ln-name"]]"Luna"[[/div]]
[[div class="ln-crescent"]]☾[[/div]]
[[/div]]
[[include :scp-wiki:component:anomaly-class-bar-source
|item-number= 9472
|clearance= 5
|container-class= esoteric
|secondary-class= thaumiel
|secondary-icon= https://scp-wiki.wdfiles.com/local--files/component:anomaly-class-bar/thaumiel-icon.svg
|disruption-class= ekhi
|risk-class= danger
]]
[[tabview]]
[[tab Main]]
[[div class="lunaria-main-index"]]
[[span class="main-index-title"]]Main index[[/span]]
* [#main-special-containment Special Containment Procedures]
* [#main-description Description]
* [#main-background Background]
* [#main-early-childhood Early childhood]
* [#main-runes-behaviour Behaviour of the runes]
* [#main-people-around-her The people around her]
* [#main-incident-9472-1 Incident 9472-1]
* [#main-reconstruction Reconstruction]
* [#main-discrepancies Discrepancies]
* [#main-working-account Working account]
* [#main-degradation Degradation]
* [#main-pangloss Pangloss]
* [#main-direct-statements Direct statements]
* [#main-theology-reading Department of Theology reading]
* [#main-lost-runic-structure The Lost Runic Structure]
* [#main-first-contact First Contact]
* [#main-anomalous-properties Anomalous Properties]
* [#main-divine-status 1. Divine status (immature)]
* [#main-physical-characteristics 2. Physical characteristics]
* [#main-spatial-distortion 3. Spatial distortion]
* [#main-antimemetic-absorption 4. Anti-memetic absorption]
* [#main-restoration 5. Post-mortem restoration]
* [#main-combat-potential 6. Combat potential]
* [#main-behavioral-profile Behavioral Profile]
* [#main-interorganizational-activity Inter-organizational Activity]
* [#main-classification-rationale Classification Rationale]
* [#main-conclusion Conclusion]
[[/div]]
[[span id="main-special-containment" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
+ Special Containment Procedures
A modified C-2 humanoid residential chamber in the special-containment sector of Zone-19. The chamber has no restraints. This is deliberate. Protocol 9472-T rests on the object's voluntary presence; any attempt at forced restriction voids the agreement, and SCP-9472 leaves the observation area. Three documented cases from the early containment period give a median of 90 seconds from the attempt to her full departure from the monitored zone.
The chamber is furnished as living quarters: a standard bed (a weighted blanket is issued on request), a desk, two chairs, a wardrobe, bookshelves, a sanitary unit with hot water, adjustable lighting. A television with access to the zone media library. No fewer than thirty books, none of which mention SCP-9472. Plush toys of various sizes are added on request after a standard inspection. Items without Foundation insignia or religious markings are preferred — objects carrying a religious marking "lose" it in her hands within two to nine hours (paint fades, embroidery comes apart, engraving smooths over).
A Foundation-issued tablet and phone connect to an isolated segment of the Zone-19 network, with no route to the external internet, administrative databases, security systems, or anything concerning SCP-9472. All correspondence is archived. Device access may be restricted for up to 24 hours by the curator (72 on a repeat violation), but the restriction never touches her books, bedding, sanitary access, or food. When it is lifted she receives a written note stating the reason; she generally ignores verbal explanations.
No escape attempt has been recorded across fourteen months of the current iteration. SCP-9472 may move freely along an approved route through the residential and research sectors without escort unless an alert is declared. Remote observation is permitted. Blocking her route, following close behind her, or giving the impression of pursuit is not. She tends to register an escort before she makes visual contact, and responds by leaving.
She takes meals in the common cafeteria during set hours. Cafeteria staff are not to discuss her appearance aloud or use mealtimes for research contact.
The forms of address "goddess," "saint," "chosen one," "idol," and their variants are prohibited. When one is used she leaves without a word; twice, the anti-memetic effect strengthened within 8–12 m for the following 40 minutes.
If the object dies and restores, the active regime is void. The new iteration is treated as a disoriented subject who remembers only the name "Luna," and contact is rebuilt from the beginning.
[[span id="main-description" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
+ Description
A humanoid entity, female, presenting at roughly 22 years of age, ~170 cm, light athletic build. Fox traits are pronounced:
* Ears — white, fox-type, mobile (around 180° of rotation). They turn toward a sound before her head does. A dark marking sits on the inner surface. She wears small black-metal lunar earrings.
* Tail — long and full, a white-to-violet gradient. Used for balance; in a fight, as a striking element.
* Hair — past the waist, thick, graded from white through lavender into deep violet.
* Eyes — violet, the pupil slightly elongated (visible in certain light).
* Fur is pale, with fine freckling across the shoulders, upper arms, and hips. Claws black and faintly pointed; the feet carry soft lilac pads.
The forearms, abdomen, hips, and shoulders carry celestial-organic tattoos: crescents, stars, stylized flowers. She applied them herself after Incident 9472-1, and they have nothing to do with the lost runic structure. Asked to explain them, she wrote one line: "//Mine. Not theirs.//"
She dresses to conceal the non-human features: a deep hood or headscarf over the ears, long sleeves and gloves, loose dark full-length clothing that hides the tail. In public she keeps a low profile. A recurring motif across her effects: a crescent moon, and the slogan "NO GODS, NO MASTERS."
She moves quickly and economically, changing direction without the preparatory weight-shift a human makes first. Personnel familiar with parkour call her movement "trained."
Around strangers she covers up: hood up, ears tucked, tail wrapped beneath the jacket. She keeps her face off the cameras' direct line, though the anti-memetic effect already prevents stable recording of her features.
In temperament she is withdrawn, blunt, and loyal to the few she has accepted.
The Foundation classifies the object as a young divine entity. The term is a working one. It is prohibited in direct contact.
[[span id="main-background" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
+ Background
[[span id="main-early-childhood" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
++ Early childhood
The civilian name has been removed; the materials are held in the RAISA archive. The subject was born in a town of about 40,000. A maternity record (the original is damaged — the lower third is blank) notes "atypical pigmentation on the left forearm." In an unconfirmed stairwell-camera conversation (2009), the subject's mother tells a neighbour, "her arms were like someone drew on them, we thought it was a birthmark, but the doctors couldn't say what it was."
By age three the pattern had settled: seven large symbols from wrist to elbow, joined by a web of thin lines. It matches no known writing system (checked against the Elder Futhark, Ogham, Old Turkic runes, Glagolitic, Foundation thaumaturgic sigil registries, and fourteen recovered necros from the Wanderers' Library — nothing).
Pediatric note, 2007 (partial, the end of the page blank):
[[div class="lunaria-lost"]]
Pigmentation stable. Biopsy impossible — on a puncture attempt the skin within the marked zone does not take a 21G needle. Referred to the regional dermatology centre.
[[/div]]
The centre's record was never found. The school file mentions a referral, but the visit apparently never happened. Why is unknown; those lines are blurred.
[[span id="main-runes-behaviour" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
++ Behaviour of the runes
It did not behave like ordinary pigmentation:
* Wounds within the marked zone healed at roughly twice the normal rate for her age, and the symbols re-formed without distortion.
* By two accounts (her grandmother and a neighbour), in her early years the runes "glowed faintly" when she cried — visible only in the dark. There is no objective confirmation.
* The runes were warm to the touch. A school nurse, 2014: "her left arm is always a degree and a half, two degrees warmer than the right; we put it down to circulation, but taken together it's strange."
* Under acute stress she reported "tingling and heat" in the left arm — from a diary fragment recovered from the burned house.
[[span id="main-people-around-her" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
++ The people around her
From primary school onward, opinion split. Some children and adults treated her as "special" — sacred, literally. The Foundation recovered fragments of classmate messages (2015–2017): "she's not like us," "like she's out of some other story," and, plainly, "like a goddess."
There was no organized cult. There was a creeping, domestic sacralization — unformed, but persistent. The subject felt it, and it hurt her.
Diary fragment (estimated age 15–16):
[[div class="lunaria-lost"]]
I don't want to be looked at like that. Like I'm not a person. Like I'm not allowed to make mistakes. I never asked for any of this. I want to be left alone.
[[/div]]
From thirteen she wore long sleeves in any weather, kept the arm in her pocket, cut off any talk of the runes. Her attempts at friendship ran the same loop each time: closeness, then the discovery of the "difference," then a shift — admiration souring into envy, or unease into hostility — then the break. By sixteen or seventeen her circle was four or five people held to her by habit.
Her parents took no part in the sacralization. Her mother treated the runes as a medical oddity; her father, by indirect accounts, avoided her. Both died in the fire.
[[span id="main-incident-9472-1" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
+ Incident 9472-1
[[span id="main-reconstruction" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
++ Reconstruction
Evening, the family home, a private gathering — most likely a graduation celebration. Present: the subject, both parents, and six to eight people from her circle. The official investigation closed in three weeks: "cause undetermined, all present deceased." The body identified as the subject was burned past visual recognition; DNA gave a partial match (74%), considered sufficient at that level of damage.
[[span id="main-discrepancies" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
++ Discrepancies
The Foundation reopened the case three years later.
The call came in at 23:47. Neighbours had seen flames around 23:20 — twenty-seven minutes with no call. No one inside phoned; the call came from a passing driver.
The fire investigator logged at least three independent seats of fire: the living room, the hallway (blocking the exit), and the basement stairs. Three seats means arson. The final report, however, reads "single seat, living room, cause undetermined." The draft with three seats survives; nothing in procedure explains the gap between it and the final document.
Of seven listed witnesses, four gave statements. The other three are marked "gave no statement," yet their summons-receipt signatures are on file. They came in, and then nothing.
The diary's last entry breaks off mid-page:
[[div class="lunaria-lost"]]
They're planning something. I can hear [illegible] laughing when they think I'm not listening. Mum said it was fine but her hands were shaking. My arm's been burning since morning.
[[/div]]
[[span id="main-working-account" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
++ Working account
By the indirect evidence, three or four people from her circle set the fire. The motive reconstructs poorly — envy long since curdled into fear, an attempt to be rid of something they didn't understand. The blocked exit suggests they meant to leave before it spread and something went wrong. They all died in the same fire. The details can't be pinned down; the information keeps degrading.
[[span id="main-degradation" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
++ Degradation
The material from the incident is still breaking down. The Foundation has compiled a full reconstruction three times, and each time part of the text was gone within 48 to 72 hours. The more precise the account, the faster it rots. The current version is the most that can be held.
[[span id="main-pangloss" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
+ Pangloss
By SCP-9472's own account — gathered over fourteen months from notes and two short spoken exchanges — in the interval between clinical death and the destruction of her body, she made contact with an entity who named himself Pangloss. The Foundation's Department of Theology identifies the name with a documented primordial entity known as "the Flame." Pangloss is not catalogued under any single SCP designation; he recurs across the canon as a free entity rather than a contained one, and material touching him is collated from many sources. By the established canon, Pangloss is one of the first two gods born out of the Nothingness; he is known for walking among people for ages and aiding the living, leaving short notes from his journal wherever he goes — most famously "Don't let the fire die" at the groves of [[[SCP-1612]]]. Fire, "wonder," and the inscribing of protective runes are all tied to him. There is no independent confirmation of her contact; everything touching Pangloss in the file decays faster than the rest.
[[span id="main-direct-statements" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
++ Direct statements
[[div class="lunaria-note"]]
He didn't call himself a god. He said he was just passing through, helping where he could. He named himself the Flame.
[[/div]]
[[div class="lunaria-note"]]
He said it wasn't meant to happen this way. That I was supposed to become this later. By my own choosing.
[[/div]]
[[div class="lunaria-note"]]
He gave me back something that was always mine and hadn't opened yet. The runes were preparation. A seal. He took it off.
[[/div]]
[[div class="lunaria-note"]]
One condition — don't accept worship. Don't build a religion. He said, "if you let it, you'll lose yourself and become whatever they shape you into." I don't want worship anyway.
[[/div]]
[[span id="main-theology-reading" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
++ Department of Theology reading
One hypothesis, held by part of the Department of Theology and disputed by the rest: the runes were a containing seal on an inborn potential, and the entity she calls Pangloss lifted it rather than made anything. Pangloss is documented as a wanderer who aids the living, not as a maker of gods. The account is unverified and rests almost entirely on her own statements.
On this reading the release was premature — a violent death, an unfinished process — which would be consistent with the unstable Akiva and the absence of any cult tie. A figure of twenty-five to thirty has been floated for a "natural" completion; it is an estimate with no corroborating data. The department records only that the observed behaviour is consistent with the hypothesis, not that it confirms it.
Akiva: at the fire, the nearest station (Ψ-14, 73 km) logged a rise from 0.3 to 114 mAk over eight minutes. The profile is wrong for a mature deity, which holds a steady 200+ mAk field. Background near the object now runs 8–15 mAk at rest, 40–60 during active anti-memetic work, 90+ in combat (estimated; her effect on the instruments makes combat readings unreliable).
[[span id="main-lost-runic-structure" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
+ The Lost Runic Structure
Reconstruction of the exact pattern has been attempted six times. Four witnesses who said they "clearly remembered" drew four different sets of symbols. Asked again a week later, they drew yet other versions, each certain it was the same drawing. The effect is stable, and reads as anti-memetic absorption: the exact pattern is information that could be used to reconstruct the mechanism of her initiation, so it is consumed.
What the four agree on: seven large symbols along the forearm; thin connecting lines; "something round" near the wrist; an overall deep violet, "like it was tattooed from under the skin."
Best guess at function lines up with the protective-rune practice documented for Pangloss elsewhere: the pattern was a seal, holding inside the mortal body a potential meant to open in its own time. Pangloss's help in the fire lifted the seal and triggered the release; once it released, the fixator was no longer needed, and it vanished.
[[span id="main-first-contact" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
+ First Contact
SCP-9472 was first registered by Zone-19 systems at 03:14 local. The spatial disturbance lasted six seconds. Within it: the gap between two checkpoints in Sector D (normally 14.2 m) briefly read 9.7 m; three cameras dropped out in sync (3, 7, and 11 seconds); ambient noise fell 18 dB. A humanoid not listed in the databases stood in the disturbed zone.
[[div class="lunaria-protocol"]]
**03:17** — MTF Lambda-5, four operators, reach Sector D.
**03:17:40** — L5-1: "I see the subject. Humanoid, female. Sitting by the wall. Not moving. Unarmed."
**03:18** — L5-3: "Does she have… ears?"
**03:18:10** — L5-1: "Confirm nonhuman traits. Fox ears, tail, white hair. She's looking at us, not getting up."
**03:18:30** — L5-1, to the subject: "Do you understand me? Identify yourself."
**03:18:45** — Subject, quiet: "…Luna."
**03:19** — L5-2: "I can't describe her face. I'm looking right at her and I can't."
**03:19:20** — L5-4: "Same. If I close my eyes I won't remember."
**03:19:50** — L5-1: "Anti-memetic contact confirmed. Do not approach."
**03:22** — Base orders standard restraint — cuffs and net.
**03:22:30** — L5-1 and L5-3 begin to close in.
**03:22:47** — Both stop at 4.7 m. L5-1, later: "I don't remember why. My legs just wouldn't go."
**03:23** — A line appears on the control-post glass (15 m away). No one saw it appear:
[[/div]]
[[div class="lunaria-note"]]
Don't hold me.
[[/div]]
[[div class="lunaria-protocol"]]
**03:24** — Restraint order rescinded. The subject hadn't moved. The unrememberability effect eased over the next two minutes.
**03:30** — Contact moved to writing.
[[/div]]
[[span id="main-anomalous-properties" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
+ Anomalous Properties
[[span id="main-divine-status" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
++ 1. Divine status (immature)
Taken together, the signs let the object be classified as a young divine entity: restoration after death, unstable Akiva spikes, local spatial distortion, a projected anti-memetic effect. The structure is immature — no settled myth, cult, or ritual base. The object does not depend on worship; exposure to it correlates with intensified defensive effects and termination of contact. The Department of Theology treats worship as a fixation risk. The mechanism is not confirmed.
[[span id="main-physical-characteristics" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
++ 2. Physical characteristics
From test 9472-P/1 (voluntary):
[[table]]
[[row]]
[[hcell]]Parameter[[/hcell]]
[[hcell]]Value[[/hcell]]
[[hcell]]Norm (F, 19–23)[[/hcell]]
[[/row]]
[[row]]
[[cell]]100 m[[/cell]]
[[cell]]~8.1 s[[/cell]]
[[cell]]11–13 s[[/cell]]
[[/row]]
[[row]]
[[cell]]Standing jump[[/cell]]
[[cell]]~4.4 m[[/cell]]
[[cell]]1.8–2.3 m[[/cell]]
[[/row]]
[[row]]
[[cell]]Hearing threshold[[/cell]]
[[cell]]~5 dB[[/cell]]
[[cell]]~20 dB[[/cell]]
[[/row]]
[[row]]
[[cell]]Reaction (sound)[[/cell]]
[[cell]]~80 ms[[/cell]]
[[cell]]150–200 ms[[/cell]]
[[/row]]
[[row]]
[[cell]]Smell (butanol)[[/cell]]
[[cell]]~0.002 ppm[[/cell]]
[[cell]]~0.04 ppm[[/cell]]
[[/row]]
[[/table]]
The ears are a full organ with about 180° of rotation. Staff note that "her ears react to footsteps behind the door three or four seconds before she turns." Sharp sounds, ultrasound above 22 kHz, and flashbangs disorient her.
The tail handles balance and, in a fight, delivers a strike (~300 N, test 9472-P/3). Damage to it produces a strong pain response and loss of coordination.
Her sense of smell distinguishes blood up to six hours old, sub-threshold chemical concentrations, and individual people by scent (up to 15 m indoors). Smoke, aerosols, and sterile environments dull it.
[[span id="main-spatial-distortion" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
++ 3. Spatial distortion
The effect is passive and scales with how alarmed she is.
At rest (the chamber, the cafeteria): a slight blur on facial detail, and the distance to her reads a little long.
As strangers close in: distance reads 30–50% long, observers' reactions slow by 0.3–0.5 s, and electronics within 3–5 m start to fail — artifacts, audio dropouts, drifting timestamps.
In combat (recorded twice): total loss of orientation for observers within 20 m, sound suppressed to about 15 dB around her, and no way to fix her exact position even on direct visual contact.
[[span id="main-antimemetic-absorption" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
++ 4. Anti-memetic absorption
SCP-9472 generates and controls an anti-memetic field that acts on the meaning of information rather than its physical carrier.
Consumed, by priority: full descriptions of her anomalous properties; methods of physical restraint; her routes and tactics; neutralization plans; anything usable to build a cult around her; the circumstances of Incident 9472-1 (the fastest decay of all); data on her vulnerabilities.
Preserved: the designation and containment status; basic handling rules; the contact format; her domestic habits; the bare fact that she has anomalous properties (without the mechanism); the name "Luna."
Decay scales with how operationally usable the information is. In test 9472-M/7, a document describing hypothetical restraint methods lost 62% of its text in four hours. A control document of her domestic preferences lost nothing in the same window.
Mnestics: Class-W agents keep the fact of contact but don't restore the core. Class-Z (experimental) buys about 20 minutes, after which the effect returns at double strength. Routine use is not recommended.
[[span id="main-restoration" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
++ 5. Post-mortem restoration
Confirmed episodes: two. Probably another two or three before containment, but those records decayed.
The mechanism is unknown.
Preserved: physical form (the fox traits, appearance, abilities), speech, basic skills, the use of her properties (with reduced control for the first 7–14 days), the name "Luna."
Lost: every memory — events, people, places, agreements; emotional bonds; control over the effect's intensity, which returns gradually. Languages appear to carry over (the first restored iteration spoke the same ones), which may mean they are innate.
The interval between death and discovery has run 5 to 14 days across two confirmed cases. Where she reappears looks random.
[[span id="main-combat-potential" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
++ 6. Combat potential
SCP-9472 avoids fighting. The two recorded cases show what it looks like when she doesn't.
Physically: speed, claws, and tail laid over the spatial distortion. The opponent loses orientation, can't fix her position, and takes hits from directions that shouldn't be possible. Recorded injuries: lacerations, contusions, fractures from impact against a displaced obstacle.
Mentally: personnel come out with memory gaps (30 seconds to four minutes), scrambled sequence, flattened affect. [[[antimemetics-division-hub|Anti-Memetics Division]]] screening is mandatory afterward.
Tactics: no lethal outcome is recorded across her containment to date. Whether that reflects restraint or a limited sample is unsettled. She breaks a group's coordination — its comms and shared picture — and leaves.
[[span id="main-behavioral-profile" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
+ Behavioral Profile
Quiet, withdrawn. She reads — fiction, history, linguistics; she stays away from theology. She keeps a notebook, though pages are blank by the time anyone inspects them.
She communicates by gesture (a nod, a point, a head-shake), by short phrases (one to five words), by note, by a sketched route, and by correcting other people's documents — taking the page, crossing out the error, handing it back. A full conversation has happened three times in fourteen months, each with her curator, Dr. Savelyeva.
What sets her off: religious address, forced contact, materials about her in her own area, sharp sounds, attempts to trade on rapport.
What lowers her guard: books, plush toys, SCP-999 (the only subject she allows physical contact), quiet, writing, and a few specific staff — Dr. Savelyeva and lab technician Zhang.
[[span id="main-interorganizational-activity" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
+ Inter-organizational Activity
SCP-9472 does not belong to the Foundation. She leaves information, warnings, and physical help for whoever's aims line up with hers at the time. One thing holds steady: she works against anyone who uses living people as material, vessel, or source. Whose flag the rescue flies under doesn't interest her.
**Episode 9472-GOI/1 ([[[goc-hub-page|GOC]]]).** Prague, 20██. The GOC was eliminating an anomaly that used people as batteries. The strike team found a note giving the coordinates of a second site holding twelve more people — inside the team leader's sealed case, delivery method unknown. The handwriting is hers.
**Episode 9472-GOI/2 ([[[serpents-hand-hub|Serpent's Hand]]]).** ███████, 20██. The Serpent's Hand was extracting a group of children from an anomalous zone. By intercepted correspondence, "someone" had disarmed three traps along the exit route ahead of them. One agent: "I saw a white tail around the corner. Half a second. Then nothing."
**Episode 9472-GOI/3 ([[[marshall-carter-and-dark-hub|Marshall, Carter & Dark]]]).** MC&D were preparing an auction with a living lot — an anomalous subject held immobile. Forty-eight hours out, warehouse security found the restraint system destroyed, the subject gone, five cameras dropped out, and a note on the empty plinth:
[[div class="lunaria-note"]]
People are not lots.
[[/div]]
Languages: she is fluent in at least twenty-five, dead ones included (Latin, Ancient Greek, Old Church Slavonic, Sanskrit, Demotic Egyptian). She doesn't disclose the full list, and several attributed languages could not be reconfirmed on retest.
[[span id="main-classification-rationale" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
+ Classification Rationale
The secondary class Thaumiel was assigned for her ability to prevent incidents the Foundation can't detect by standard means — where memory and records stop working. Seven confirmed cases, three to forty-odd lives saved. The review committee contests it: she cooperates with rival organizations, the Foundation holds no leverage over her, and the day their aims part she will simply go.
O5 ruling: class retained, flagged "conditional, reviewed annually." The basis is the working channel with the current iteration.
[[span id="main-conclusion" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
+ Conclusion
SCP-9472 is contained by consent. The Foundation keeps her domestic life stable and receives, in return, limited and unpredictable help — occasionally irreplaceable, in situations where ordinary observation and record-keeping fail.
She decides what survives in the record about her. Cooperation has not correlated with organizational allegiance; intervention correlates with civilian exploitation or forced biological use. The channel holds while aims align, and ends when they do not. Destroying her settles nothing: a new iteration restores with no memory of the last, and the whole protocol has to be rebuilt with a subject who owes no one her cooperation.
Recommendation: retain Thaumiel under strict observance of Protocol 9472-T and an absolute refusal of forced containment.
[[/tab]]
[[tab Protocol 9472-T]]
[[span id="main-agreement" class="lunaria-main-section"]][[/span]]
+ The Agreement
For the first 36 hours SCP-9472 was held in an isolated observation area. She would not hold a spoken conversation: asked aloud, she turned away, flattened her ears, went quiet. She answered notes, in short phrases, often one or two words.
On the third day, on the observation glass:
[[div class="lunaria-note"]]
> I will not stay in a cage.
> But I can help.
> As long as you don't lie.
[[/div]]
The negotiation, in writing, took eleven days. The result was **Protocol 9472-T**, an agreement on limited voluntary interaction. Her terms:
# No physical restraint.
# No forced study of her body.
# No religious address, ritual, or ceremony.
# The full file is not brought into the contact zone.
# The right to end contact without explanation.
# The right to decide how much about herself is kept.
# A residential regime.
The Foundation accepted all seven and got a channel in return. The arrangement is a contact channel only: no containment guarantee, no leverage. It persists at her discretion.
[[/tab]]
[[tab Addenda]]
[[div class="lunaria-addenda-index"]]
[[span class="addenda-index-title"]]Addendum index[[/span]]
* [#addendum-9472-a Addendum 9472-A — the file and the contact zone]
* [#addendum-9472-b Addendum 9472-B — "The Complex"]
* [#addendum-9472-c Addendum 9472-C — restoration (case 9472-R/1)]
* [#addendum-9472-d Addendum 9472-D — SCP-999]
* [#addendum-9472-e Addendum 9472-E — working dialogue]
* [#addendum-9472-f Addendum 9472-F — archival interest]
* [#addendum-9472-g Addendum 9472-G — negative results]
[[/div]]
[[div id="addendum-9472-a" class="lunaria-addendum-section"]]
+ Addendum 9472-A — the file and the contact zone
Test 9472-D/4: a folder with the full file (47 pages) was brought into the corridor next to her chamber. After eleven seconds, "the text is spreading." Result: 38% of pages blank, 24% unreadable fragments, 38% service text — dates, signatures, numbers. The damaged sections were precisely appearance, the fire, the anti-memetic mechanism, restraint methods, routes, combat characteristics. On the last page, in her hand:
[[div class="lunaria-note"]]
Don't bring the whole file.
[[/div]]
Control test 9472-D/7, three months later: a folder of domestic data (schedule, books, food) sat in the same corridor for six hours, unchanged.
[[/div]]
[[div id="addendum-9472-b" class="lunaria-addendum-section"]]
+ Addendum 9472-B — "The Complex"
Fourteen civilians went missing in an abandoned industrial complex (████████, Central Europe). Area cameras dropped out for up to 40 minutes. Witnesses couldn't recall who had sent them there.
Under Protocol 9472-T, a folder was left at an agreed point: a floor plan, photographs, the list of the missing, and a blank sheet.
Four hours and twelve minutes later the folder was open. Three marks on the plan. On the blank sheet:
[[div class="lunaria-note"]]
> They're still alive.
> Lower level.
> Don't listen to the metal.
[[/div]]
The response team breached a concealed lower sector. Inside was a mechanized node that had integrated organic tissue into a metal structure, emitting a 28 Hz infrasound that made people want to approach and stay. Of the fourteen, nine were alive — partly integrated, but extracted. The node was neutralized.
She was not visually confirmed, but three security mechanisms had been disabled before entry, two rooms held zones of suppressed sound, and arrows marked the route. On the lower-sector door:
[[div class="lunaria-note"]]
Now it won't assemble them.
[[/div]]
[[/div]]
[[div id="addendum-9472-c" class="lunaria-addendum-section"]]
+ Addendum 9472-C — restoration (case 9472-R/1)
SCP-9472 died halting an anomaly in Sector ███ that caused irreversible bone restructuring within 30 m. She entered the affected zone voluntarily and without warning, localized the source in about 90 seconds, and took multiple fractures doing it. Death was confirmed at 14:07.
Seventeen minutes later the morgue operator noted the body's outline "going blurry" on the monitor. At thirty-one minutes the chamber was empty, with a recording gap from 14:31 to 14:36 and no physical trace on the table.
Nine days later, in an abandoned building 214 km from Zone-19: a humanoid matching her description, sitting in a corner, ears flattened, disoriented. She didn't recognize the staff and didn't respond to "Lunaria."
[[div class="lunaria-protocol"]]
> — What's your name?
> — …Luna.
> — Do you remember anything else?
> //(Silence. A shake of the head.)//
[[/div]]
Shown the signed Protocol 9472-T pages, the text decayed in the staff member's hands — exactly the parts about "limits of trust" and the previous iteration's behavior. Contact was suspended for 48 hours. Re-establishing the protocol took nineteen days.
[[/div]]
[[div id="addendum-9472-d" class="lunaria-addendum-section"]]
+ Addendum 9472-D — SCP-999
[[[SCP-999]]] is the only subject around which SCP-9472's defensive reactions reliably drop.
With SCP-999 present, the anti-memetic effect falls 60–80% (cameras work, her face is memorable); she lowers her hood; she lets 999 play with her tail, touch her ears, move across her. A smile has been recorded (otherwise vanishingly rare), and laughter once.
Her one spoken remark in 999's presence, to lab technician Zhang:
[[div class="lunaria-note"]]
He's not trying to understand me. He's just glad. That's enough.
[[/div]]
Using SCP-999 to draw her out or lower her guard for research is prohibited.
[[/div]]
[[div id="addendum-9472-e" class="lunaria-addendum-section"]]
+ Addendum 9472-E — working dialogue
Curator: Dr. Savelyeva, clearance 4/9472. The recording was checked against backup observation; some of her lines are reconstructed from notes.
[[div class="lunaria-protocol"]]
> **Savelyeva:** Do you ever think about who you were before?
> **9472:** //(a pause; writes)// Sometimes. Fragments. The smell of smoke. A voice. But that's not me. That was her.
> **Savelyeva:** How do you feel about being called a goddess back then?
> **9472:** //(writes in the margin)// "Goddess" was something other people made me. I never asked.
> **Savelyeva:** And now you really are close to it.
> **9472:** //(writes)// That's why I hide. If someone starts worshipping me, I lose myself. He said so.
> **Savelyeva:** You help us. You help others too. Why?
> **9472:** //(writes)// Not you. The ones who'd be used otherwise. I was used. Once. I don't want others to be.
> **Savelyeva:** And if our goals diverge?
> **9472:** //(twelve seconds. Then one word:)// I leave.
> **Savelyeva:** Will you come back?
> **9472:** //(stands, leaves)//
[[/div]]
Part of Dr. Savelyeva's notebook page was blank by the end of the day — the line about divergence had dropped out. The backup recorder behind the glass kept the audio in full.
[[/div]]
[[div id="addendum-9472-f" class="lunaria-addendum-section"]]
+ Addendum 9472-F — archival interest
SCP-9472 takes a limited interest in a few contained anomalies. She doesn't try to establish a lasting connection; she reads the archive material and leaves short notes.
**[[[SCP-682]]]**
[[div class="lunaria-note"]]
It hates differently than living things do. It has no choice.
[[/div]]
How she reached the terminal is unknown; the observation record for the period has gaps.
**[[[SCP-073]]]**
[[div class="lunaria-note"]]
You remember too much. Does it get in the way of living?
[[/div]]
**[[[SCP-076]]]**
[[div class="lunaria-note"]]
A weapon remembers being held, too.
[[/div]]
[[/div]]
[[div id="addendum-9472-g" class="lunaria-addendum-section"]]
+ Addendum 9472-G — negative results
Not every contact produces a usable result. Recorded for balance.
**9472-N/1.** A note left at a suspected trafficking site named the wrong building. The team cleared it; the real site was two streets over and emptied before reacquisition. Whether the error was hers or a misread of degraded handwriting is unresolved.
**9472-N/2.** During the ███ incident she went silent for nine days mid-operation — no note, no contact. Two of the people the Foundation was tracking did not survive the gap. The silence is unexplained.
**9472-N/3.** A direct request for assistance — civilian hostages, anomalous captor — went unanswered. She was located on-site afterward and had not intervened. Asked why, she wrote: //"Wrong ones to save."// The remark is uninterpreted.
**Control.** The anti-memetic effect is not fully under her command. On at least four occasions it activated under stress and consumed information she appeared to want kept — including, once, the location she was trying to pass on.
[[/div]]
[[/tab]]
[[/tabview]]
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[[table class="raisa-endfile-table"]]
[[row]]
[[cell]]
**END OF FILE** // RAISA ARCHIVAL COPY // FULL DUPLICATION PROHIBITED IN SCP-9472 RESIDENTIAL SECTOR
[[/cell]]
[[/row]]
[[/table]]Excerpts of note:
Anomalous Properties
1. Divine status (immature)
Taken together, the signs let the object be classified as a young divine entity: restoration after death, unstable Akiva spikes, local spatial distortion, a projected anti-memetic effect. The structure is immature — no settled myth, cult, or ritual base. The object does not depend on worship; exposure to it correlates with intensified defensive effects and termination of contact. The Department of Theology treats worship as a fixation risk. The mechanism is not confirmed.
Conclusion
SCP-9472 is contained by consent. The Foundation keeps her domestic life stable and receives, in return, limited and unpredictable help — occasionally irreplaceable, in situations where ordinary observation and record-keeping fail.
She decides what survives in the record about her. Cooperation has not correlated with organizational allegiance; intervention correlates with civilian exploitation or forced biological use. The channel holds while aims align, and ends when they do not. Destroying her settles nothing: a new iteration restores with no memory of the last, and the whole protocol has to be rebuilt with a subject who owes no one her cooperation.
Recommendation: retain Thaumiel under strict observance of Protocol 9472-T and an absolute refusal of forced containment.
Permanently banned, PM sent.