SCP-Break idea that revolves around a maybe "immortal" person who corrupts and slowly dismantles the nation/sovereign group he resides in.
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Was considering this for the contest but I'm having trouble writing it in terms of the given cliches to write about. Also since this is stage-0, in the ideas phase. I don't know if this is too similar to another SCP on the site.
So the idea is a person who corrupts any sovereign group or nation he resides in. When regarding him and SCP, this makes him anti-SCP generally, as I'm not sure if that's an observed cliche nowadays.
How I could write this is with his story revolving around a list of given evidence of all nations he has resided in the past, as they have been shown to either fall, dismantle, surrender, become partitioned, corrupt immensely or generally worsen conditions. Upon his discovery and examination of his effects, the organization realized he couldn't be contained for the sake of the organization getting destroyed.
His "containment procedure" could be the organization complying to his interests and convincing him to reside in international waters, which broadens his unholy "aura" so much that since he isn't residing in any sovereign group, he corrupts the Earth in a global scale instead. IT forces the Earth as a whole to slowly but surely dissolve into disarray, chaos, bad luck, etc. For the greater good, all nations share the bad luck he emits.
He could be an explanation to all destruction and negatives about the history of humanity, with all positive things coming to an end. Although it doesn't have to be this "big" of scale I'm describing it with. I wouldn't count on making him immortal, more so just long lived over centuries.
EDIT: Also something that I forgot about completely was the idea of termination. I could use suggestions for working around that, and as to why the SCP can't just outright terminate him.