#scp-706

Little Girls :P

Oh yeah, we hang out with the kid SCPs sometimes - we saw Zena (that’s SCP-2599) and told her that she’d actually been there for a long time, and when she didn’t reality bend everything to oblivion they stopped wiping her memories, you’re welcome - and when that worked out well, they started letting them play with each other! I’m the only one who can hang out with Zena because I don’t talk much and I’m really good at never saying commands by mistake. Chara and Asriel are working on it. SCP-191 named herself Mettette because it’s like Mettaton but female, which I guess makes sense if you’re like 3 or however old she’s supposed to be! (Or if you’re Asgore, I’m sure.) And the lab rat, SCP-1166, is Abigail’s - that’s SCP-706 - therapy rat when he isn’t being tested on, which I guess is better than him getting no human interaction? As for SCP-2805, the wizard and the catgirls, I think Papyrus might be trying to arrange an escape for them! But don’t tell anyone! - Frisk -_-

SCP-706 (10/1/2017)

The Porcelain Doll (Object Class: Euclid)

A twelve-year-old girl with skin made entire out of porcelain. She regularly eats kaolin and pieces of china, and she obsesses over looking at herself in the mirror. Her skin can shatter just like regular porcelain, but it heals like skin.

She was born and raised in Texas with her mother and abusive alcoholic father. She was home-schooled and hidden in her house to keep the neighbors from seeing her. One day, when she was twelve, her father came home in a drunken rage, and after the mother tries to defend herself by pointing a gun at the father, both parents end up getting killed. (It’s not certain exactly who was shooting who and when.) When police came and discovered the girl, the SCP Foundation was called because of her anomalous properties. 

She now lives in a padded room with lots of mirrors to see herself in and with kaolin and china to eat. She gets regular visits from a therapist, and although she is not likely to hurt anyone else, she has tried to kill herself before. She also like to intentionally break off pieces of her skin to get rid of any undesired features.

She’s my favorite non-mainstream SCP. I just want to give her a big hug. (Not too big to break her, though.) Imagine growing up with fragile skin so different from everyone else’s that you had to hide from the rest of the world, and on top of that, you live in a really unsafe home. And then after both of your parents get killed, you’re sent to this strange place where you’re put in a little room where doctors interview you all the time. And on top of that, it sounds like she’s developed dermatillomania and OCD. No wonder this girl has tried to kill herself. :( 

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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.