Little Girls :P

SCP-134 - Star-Eyed Child

by Skali Sharpnose, Voct, and an unknown author

kanatsune ame (entropic float): he literally has star pupils!

scp-134 aka the star-eyed child aka stella (scp foundation): Her eyes show a view of stars and galaxies from far away in deep space. The only official picture I could find does not show the stars, sadly. To learn more, you can read about her here

999 (”The Tickle Monster”) plays with everyone of course

The kids have lessons together - Iris (105) and 166 (”Teenage Succubus”, two first names attested) are about the same age, and there are several eight-year-olds and even more elementary schoolers

2662 (”Cthulhu f’uck off!”) sometimes hangs out in Iris and 166′s lessons due to also being an adolescent and wanting company, is resistant to 166′s effects in a turn of events that ultimately shouldn’t have been surprising, gets kicked out due to constantly goofing off

Mr. Fish (527) hangs out in the cafeteria a lot

Zena (2599, “Not Good Enough”) is introduced to 166 who’s considerate enough to phrase everything to avoid her compulsion to obedience

The courtyard near the cafeteria becomes a play yard every day after lunch

Stella (134, “Star-Eyed Child”), who is blind, sits quietly with Abigail (706, “Perfect Porcelain Doll”), who is too fragile to run and play, at first, but as she learns the courtyard she joins the other kids and makes sure Abigail is included

Zena teaches Stella Korean, and Stella learns her birth name and decides to make it her middle and last name, just like a lot of other Koreans do (I think Stella’s from Korea??)

Sigurros (239, “The Witch Child”) is a big hit with the other kids for her magic, as is 191 (”Cyborg Child”)

Everyone introduces themselves by their SCP numbers at first, but someone always says their name, and everyone else follows - “Sigurros Stefansdottir,” “Meridiana Epon, I don’t have a last name” (one of them being her middle name means both names get billing, and “Meri” was used in 4231), “Iris Thompson”, “Cameron Travers”, “Blaine Veers”, “Jasper Ramirez”, “Zena Cho”, “Abigail”, “Emily”, “Timmy”, “Abbie”...

In a quiet corner of the facility, yet another Abigail - Abby (053, “Young Girl”) - plays with the young children of researchers, unsupervised. She is content.