Class: Keter

Special quarantine measures:


Do not have a physical interaction with SCP-106 has a physical interaction with SCP-106 must be approved by the Board Dir. O5. At least two-thirds Such actions must be done under security measures AR-II levels. After all non-essential personnel out of the center then. All employees (guards researcher class -D etc.) away from the detention of at least six meters at a time. Except in the case of a containment breach.

SCP-106 is to be stored in sealed containers made of reinforced steel lead. The container is then sealed in a wall made of the same material by the 40 layers, each layer separately, a gap of at least 36 cm leg walls of each floor will be installed as a model uncertainty. The container uses electromagnetic ELO-IID pull it away from any surface not less than 60 cm

The second floor contained a circular room 16 floors, which are filled with liquids of different internal and surface with legs braced a mess. The detention of the second floor will be installed lighting system. Which can project light more than 80,000 lumens over the area without human control. The detention of the two is a 24-hour surveillance.

If the symptoms of decay on the wall of the detention staff or other parts of the center within two hundred meters of SCP-106 be reported to the security department immediately. Employees or lost with SCP-106 is to be Lost or died. There will be no attempt to help or keep coming back no matter in any case.

Note: The study further confirmed that SCP-106 is "confused" when faced with a complex structure and disorganized. It was halted long enough during the in and out of the structure. It's also not like the glare WAP as well. Although there are no signs of any injuries It traces the issuance of. "The dimension small" on the surface of the object.

This, when combined with the lead against it and confuse it with the liquid. Reduces mean that it has reached 43% and escape the containment area, it can be repaired when needed recovery measures ██ -███ -█ observations continue.