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RusalkaName: The Converter #416
Age: Unclear, appears to be adult
Species: Foreign Dimensional Visitor
Origin Location:OC
Object Class: Euclid (Pending Keter)
Containment Procedures: Must be contained within a 50ft×50ft×50ft glass cube, with light filling the room at all times.
Personality: Hostile when communicating with those it deems "unworthy". Exact parameters are unknown, research ongoing. Pacified when the moon is dark, reasons have yet to be determined.
Powers/abilities: Can travel through darkness, exceptional strength, retractable tendrils. Hypnosis effect on those who interact with it or linger in it's gaze for (on average) 5 minutes. Those who succumb are considered SCP #416-1, and refer to the entity as "The Enlightened". Subjects will attempt to free the anomaly though any means possible. Most effects appear to lessen after being removed from it's line of sight, however #416-1 victims will constantly attempt to negotiate for it's release for a time. Once the effect wears off, the victim will have little to no memory of the incident. Commicates telepathically, the tone and sound of the voice appearing to change according to the subject.
Appearance:
Backstory: SCP 416 was discovered in a small village deep in the mountains of [Redacted]. It appeared to be the subject of a strange religion the locals called "The Enlightening". Followers appear to be very docile and timid, except for any mention of the Converter. Positive references are met with joy and welcome. Negative references are met with scorn, shunning, or even outright violence for the worst offenses. Initial contact with the entity resulted in the first containment unit to turn on one another after the entity took offense at their "disrespect", resulting in the death of several locals and containment team personnel. The entity was finally contained after promises of new "faithful followers", after which the creature followed the task force of it's own free will.
Extra Info: Keeps a book written in an unknown language, with a odd shifting symbol on the cover
Age: Unclear, appears to be adult
Species: Foreign Dimensional Visitor
Origin Location:OC
Object Class: Euclid (Pending Keter)
Containment Procedures: Must be contained within a 50ft×50ft×50ft glass cube, with light filling the room at all times.
Personality: Hostile when communicating with those it deems "unworthy". Exact parameters are unknown, research ongoing. Pacified when the moon is dark, reasons have yet to be determined.
Powers/abilities: Can travel through darkness, exceptional strength, retractable tendrils. Hypnosis effect on those who interact with it or linger in it's gaze for (on average) 5 minutes. Those who succumb are considered SCP #416-1, and refer to the entity as "The Enlightened". Subjects will attempt to free the anomaly though any means possible. Most effects appear to lessen after being removed from it's line of sight, however #416-1 victims will constantly attempt to negotiate for it's release for a time. Once the effect wears off, the victim will have little to no memory of the incident. Commicates telepathically, the tone and sound of the voice appearing to change according to the subject.
Appearance:
Backstory: SCP 416 was discovered in a small village deep in the mountains of [Redacted]. It appeared to be the subject of a strange religion the locals called "The Enlightening". Followers appear to be very docile and timid, except for any mention of the Converter. Positive references are met with joy and welcome. Negative references are met with scorn, shunning, or even outright violence for the worst offenses. Initial contact with the entity resulted in the first containment unit to turn on one another after the entity took offense at their "disrespect", resulting in the death of several locals and containment team personnel. The entity was finally contained after promises of new "faithful followers", after which the creature followed the task force of it's own free will.
Extra Info: Keeps a book written in an unknown language, with a odd shifting symbol on the cover