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SCP-4207-C: DID THEY HURT YOU
Mia: No, they didn't. I think they're good people.
SCP-4207-C: IF THEY'RE GOOD THEN WHY DID THEY TAKE YOU AWAY FROM ME
Mia: I don't know, Bud.
SCP-4207-C: THEY TOOK YOU AWAY FROM ME [pauses for three seconds] I WAS SO Lonely [pause] Mia [pause] VERY Lonely
Mia: I was lonely, too.
[Unresponsive for five seconds]
SCP-4207-C: AT LEAST YOU'RE BACK IN YOUR Room NOW [pause] WE CAN BE Happy AGAIN
Mia: Oh, no. They said I have to leave for now. They told me you're sick.
SCP-4207-C: HOW CAN I BE SICK [pause] YOU CAN'T LEAVE ME Mia
Mia: That's what the doctors told me. They're good people, Bud. They'll fix you in no time.
SCP-4207-C: Doctors
Mia: Yeah. Doctors fix sick people.
SCP-4207-C: NO [pause] THEY ARE BAD [pause] Doctors MADE ME FORGET SMOKE AND PEOPLE THAT I [pause] Love [pause] THEY WILL MAKE ME FORGET YOU Mia
Mia: You have to trust me, Bud. You'll do just fine. I'm sorry. I have to go now. Bye.
[Subject leaves the room]
SCP-4207-C: NO [pause] Mia WAIT [pause] DON'T LEAVE Mia [pause] Mia [pause] Mia [pause] Mia.. [This repeats for the next three hours]
<End Log>




Addendum 02: On 03/17/████, Junior Researcher Sheen Alvarez requested to personally test SCP-4207-A on a player similar to SCP-4207-B. Site-113 Supervisor Eldin Greene approved the request due to the noticeable cooperation of SCP-4207-C from interactions and considerably low threat to personnel. However, after being inserted, SCP-4207-C immediately reacted in a unique manner, differing from previous interactions. Below is a transcript of the audio log from the incident:

▶ Open Interview Log 4207-03-A

◀ Close


<Begin Log>
SCP-4207-C: WHERE AM I [pause] WHO ARE YOU [pause] I DON'T KNOW YOU [pause] YOU'RE NOT Mia [pause] ARE YOU NOT Mia
Sheen: I'm not. Calm down, please.
SCP-4207-C: WHAT ARE YOU DOING [pause] STOP THIS [pause] BRING ME BACK
Sheen: I'm afraid I can't do that.
SCP-4207-C: WHY NOT [pause] BRING ME BACK NOW [pauses for four seconds] OR ELSE [pause] I WILL CALL THE BIG PEOPLE
Sheen: What do you mean "big people"?
SCP-4207-A: JUST BRING ME BACK [pause] PLEASE
Sheen: Sorry, but I can't really do that yet.
SCP-4207-C: BRING ME BACK [pause] Mia WILL COME BACK THERE
Sheen: I have to leave now.
[Unresponsive for ten seconds]
Sheen: SCP-4207-C?
SCP-4207-C: THEY ARE COMING
Sheen: Who's coming?
SCP-4207-C: THE BIG PEOPLE [silence for two seconds] THEY WILL BRING ME BACK
Sheen: I have to leave. I'm really sorry.
SCP-4207-C: NO [pause] PLEASE [pause] BRING ME BACK [pause] I MISS Mia [pause] PLEASE [pause] PLEASE
[Subject leaves the room]
<End Log>






A mass stranding of 140 cetaceans in ██████, Australia.


Approximately two hours after contact with SCP-4207-C, an estimated 140 whale specimens, from various species of toothed whales (Odontoceti), beached themselves at ████ Bay, ██ kilometers from the coast of Site-113 in ██████, Australia. Two killer whales (Orcinus orca)2 attacked and killed three personnel attempting to sedate them. Site Director Scarlet Winters decided to [REDACTED] so that the whales could be sent back as swiftly as possible to prevent public attention. The incident was successfully neutralized after three hours, with the Foundation experiencing three casualties and six other minor injuries.


Spectrogram of SCP-4207-C in 03/21/████.


Addendum 03: For six days, SCP-4207-A was not returned to SCP-4207-B, which consequently affected the behavior of SCP-4207-C. From all the interviews taken, SCP-4207-C was entirely unresponsive. While mostly in a continuous play of white noise, there were certain occasions in which recordings of "waves" and "rain", along with other inaudible noises, were played for several hours at random intervals. On 03/21/████, a series of "clicks" and "pulses" were played for approximately thirty minutes. Auditory analysis suggests a cetacean origin, specifically in the Delphinidae family, although this is highly speculative due to insufficient spectrographic data. This behavior and audio activity continued until SCP-4207-A was finally returned to SCP-4207-B on 03/23/████.
Addendum 04: On 04/02/████, a pygmy killer whale (Feresa attenuata) was found stranded on the coast of New Caledonia, ███ kilometers from Site-113. The specimen expired two hours later due to parasitic encephalitis caused by nematodes. A cassette physically identical to SCP-4207-A was retrieved from the specimen's digestive tract. The tape contains no recorded audio and has no other unusual properties except for an inscription that appears to be laminated:

WE'RE COMING


Footnotes
1. Approximately 14 years since acquisition.
2. Genetic analysis from both specimens revealed that they were from different ecotypes. One was a transient, while the other was a resident. This is highly unusual since both ecotypes tend to avoid each other in the wild.



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[ Title: SCP-4208 is a YouTube account known as ‘Naomi’s Sweetery’.; Genre: Scientific; Tags: 3rdperson; Style: Dark ]
***
Item #: SCP-4208
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: Videos uploaded to SCP-4208 prior to containment are scheduled for deletion 08/03/2018. Videos uploaded to SCP-4208 subsequent to containment are to be uploaded onto a secure hard-drive and deleted.
Note - After risk evaluation, all planned interviews post-09/14/2018 of SCP-4208-1 are postponed indefinitely.
Description: SCP-4208 is a YouTube account known as ‘Naomi’s Sweetery’. SCP-4208 uploads videos biweekly. Videos uploaded by SCP-4208 are listed to be approximately eight (8) to twenty-four (24) minutes long in length. Despite this listing, SCP-4208’s anomalous nature typically prevents viewers from reaching the end of a video uploaded by SCP-4208.
SCP-4208’s videos primarily consist of a young woman of Japanese descent who refers to herself as ‘Naomi’ (designated SCP-4208-1) performing tutorials for baking traditional Japanese desserts. Each video takes place in a standard Japanese house kitchen. SCP-4208’s anomalous properties take place upon viewing any of the videos uploaded by SCP-4208. If viewing any of the content uploaded by SCP-4208 for the first time, the video will begin as normal. Approximately half-way through the listed runtime, SCP-4208-1 will abruptly stop the actions it is currently doing, as well as take the proper safety precautions (eg. turn off the oven, stove, mixer). SCP-4208-1 will proceed to address the viewer, stating that it "hated having to pretend again, but feels that each new viewer needs the proper welcome". SCP-4208-1 will then make its way to the edge of the video screen and pull back a ‘sliding door’. SCP-4208-1 will jump out of the video screen, and begin to interact with the rest of the contents on the screen, continuing to address the viewer.
When SCP-4208-1 reaches the screen outside of the video player, it will be able to perform a range of anomalous effects including:

‘Sitting’ on the edge between the video screen and main screen.
Reading through and rearranging the comments on its videos by ‘hand’.
Jumping into suggested videos, as well as additionally opened YouTube video tabs.
Blending into the environment of other YouTube videos via mimicking the appearance of items in the video.

When revisiting SCP-4208 proceeding to watch a different video, SCP-4208-1 will greet the viewer it recognizes, and thank them for not leaving it alone. SCP-4208-1 will ask the viewer to open another video tab of a video portraying their favorite hobby so it "can learn what its friends like".
Addendum 1: SCP-4208-1 Interview Log-1

+ SCP-4208-1 Interview Log-1

- SCP-4208-1 Interview Log-1

SCP-4207-C: DID THEY HURT YOU

Mia: No, they didn't. I think they're good people.

SCP-4207-C: IF THEY'RE GOOD THEN WHY DID THEY TAKE YOU AWAY FROM ME

Mia: I don't know, Bud.

SCP-4207-C: THEY TOOK YOU AWAY FROM ME [pauses for three seconds] I WAS SO Lonely [pause] Mia [pause] VERY Lonely

Mia: I was lonely, too.

[Unresponsive for five seconds]

SCP-4207-C: AT LEAST YOU'RE BACK IN YOUR Room NOW [pause] WE CAN BE Happy AGAIN

Mia: Oh, no. They said I have to leave for now. They told me you're sick.

SCP-4207-C: HOW CAN I BE SICK [pause] YOU CAN'T LEAVE ME Mia

Mia: That's what the doctors told me. They're good people, Bud. They'll fix you in no time.

SCP-4207-C: Doctors

Mia: Yeah. Doctors fix sick people.

SCP-4207-C: NO [pause] THEY ARE BAD [pause] Doctors MADE ME FORGET SMOKE AND PEOPLE THAT I [pause] Love [pause] THEY WILL MAKE ME FORGET YOU Mia

Mia: You have to trust me, Bud. You'll do just fine. I'm sorry. I have to go now. Bye.

[Subject leaves the room]

SCP-4207-C: NO [pause] Mia WAIT [pause] DON'T LEAVE Mia [pause] Mia [pause] Mia [pause] Mia.. [This repeats for the next three hours]

Addendum 02: On 03/17/████, Junior Researcher Sheen Alvarez requested to personally test SCP-4207-A on a player similar to SCP-4207-B. Site-113 Supervisor Eldin Greene approved the request due to the noticeable cooperation of SCP-4207-C from interactions and considerably low threat to personnel. However, after being inserted, SCP-4207-C immediately reacted in a unique manner, differing from previous interactions. Below is a transcript of the audio log from the incident:

▶ Open Interview Log 4207-03-A

◀ Close

SCP-4207-C: WHERE AM I [pause] WHO ARE YOU [pause] I DON'T KNOW YOU [pause] YOU'RE NOT Mia [pause] ARE YOU NOT Mia

Sheen: I'm not. Calm down, please.

SCP-4207-C: WHAT ARE YOU DOING [pause] STOP THIS [pause] BRING ME BACK

Sheen: I'm afraid I can't do that.

SCP-4207-C: WHY NOT [pause] BRING ME BACK NOW [pauses for four seconds] OR ELSE [pause] I WILL CALL THE BIG PEOPLE

Sheen: What do you mean "big people"?

SCP-4207-A: JUST BRING ME BACK [pause] PLEASE

Sheen: Sorry, but I can't really do that yet.

SCP-4207-C: BRING ME BACK [pause] Mia WILL COME BACK THERE

Sheen: I have to leave now.

[Unresponsive for ten seconds]

Sheen: SCP-4207-C?

SCP-4207-C: THEY ARE COMING

Sheen: Who's coming?

SCP-4207-C: THE BIG PEOPLE [silence for two seconds] THEY WILL BRING ME BACK

Sheen: I have to leave. I'm really sorry.

SCP-4207-C: NO [pause] PLEASE [pause] BRING ME BACK [pause] I MISS Mia [pause] PLEASE [pause] PLEASE

[Subject leaves the room]

A mass stranding of 140 cetaceans in ██████, Australia.

Approximately two hours after contact with SCP-4207-C, an estimated 140 whale specimens, from various species of toothed whales (Odontoceti), beached themselves at ████ Bay, ██ kilometers from the coast of Site-113 in ██████, Australia. Two killer whales (Orcinus orca)2 attacked and killed three personnel attempting to sedate them. Site Director Scarlet Winters decided to [REDACTED] so that the whales could be sent back as swiftly as possible to prevent public attention. The incident was successfully neutralized after three hours, with the Foundation experiencing three casualties and six other minor injuries.

Spectrogram of SCP-4207-C in 03/21/████.

Addendum 03: For six days, SCP-4207-A was not returned to SCP-4207-B, which consequently affected the behavior of SCP-4207-C. From all the interviews taken, SCP-4207-C was entirely unresponsive. While mostly in a continuous play of white noise, there were certain occasions in which recordings of "waves" and "rain", along with other inaudible noises, were played for several hours at random intervals. On 03/21/████, a series of "clicks" and "pulses" were played for approximately thirty minutes. Auditory analysis suggests a cetacean origin, specifically in the Delphinidae family, although this is highly speculative due to insufficient spectrographic data. This behavior and audio activity continued until SCP-4207-A was finally returned to SCP-4207-B on 03/23/████.

Addendum 04: On 04/02/████, a pygmy killer whale (Feresa attenuata) was found stranded on the coast of New Caledonia, ███ kilometers from Site-113. The specimen expired two hours later due to parasitic encephalitis caused by nematodes. A cassette physically identical to SCP-4207-A was retrieved from the specimen's digestive tract. The tape contains no recorded audio and has no other unusual properties except for an inscription that appears to be laminated:

WE'RE COMING

Footnotes

1. Approximately 14 years since acquisition.

2. Genetic analysis from both specimens revealed that they were from different ecotypes. One was a transient, while the other was a resident. This is highly unusual since both ecotypes tend to avoid each other in the wild.

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[ Title: SCP-4208 is a YouTube account known as ‘Naomi’s Sweetery’.; Genre: Scientific; Tags: 3rdperson; Style: Dark ]

***

Item #: SCP-4208

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: Videos uploaded to SCP-4208 prior to containment are scheduled for deletion 08/03/2018. Videos uploaded to SCP-4208 subsequent to containment are to be uploaded onto a secure hard-drive and deleted.

Note - After risk evaluation, all planned interviews post-09/14/2018 of SCP-4208-1 are postponed indefinitely.

Description: SCP-4208 is a YouTube account known as ‘Naomi’s Sweetery’. SCP-4208 uploads videos biweekly. Videos uploaded by SCP-4208 are listed to be approximately eight (8) to twenty-four (24) minutes long in length. Despite this listing, SCP-4208’s anomalous nature typically prevents viewers from reaching the end of a video uploaded by SCP-4208.

SCP-4208’s videos primarily consist of a young woman of Japanese descent who refers to herself as ‘Naomi’ (designated SCP-4208-1) performing tutorials for baking traditional Japanese desserts. Each video takes place in a standard Japanese house kitchen. SCP-4208’s anomalous properties take place upon viewing any of the videos uploaded by SCP-4208. If viewing any of the content uploaded by SCP-4208 for the first time, the video will begin as normal. Approximately half-way through the listed runtime, SCP-4208-1 will abruptly stop the actions it is currently doing, as well as take the proper safety precautions (eg. turn off the oven, stove, mixer). SCP-4208-1 will proceed to address the viewer, stating that it "hated having to pretend again, but feels that each new viewer needs the proper welcome". SCP-4208-1 will then make its way to the edge of the video screen and pull back a ‘sliding door’. SCP-4208-1 will jump out of the video screen, and begin to interact with the rest of the contents on the screen, continuing to address the viewer.

When SCP-4208-1 reaches the screen outside of the video player, it will be able to perform a range of anomalous effects including:

‘Sitting’ on the edge between the video screen and main screen.

Reading through and rearranging the comments on its videos by ‘hand’.

Jumping into suggested videos, as well as additionally opened YouTube video tabs.

Blending into the environment of other YouTube videos via mimicking the appearance of items in the video.

When revisiting SCP-4208 proceeding to watch a different video, SCP-4208-1 will greet the viewer it recognizes, and thank them for not leaving it alone. SCP-4208-1 will ask the viewer to open another video tab of a video portraying their favorite hobby so it "can learn what its friends like".

Addendum 1: SCP-4208-1 Interview Log-1

+ SCP-4208-1 Interview Log-1

- SCP-4208-1 Interview Log-1