SCP Foundation

So, my idea was that the SCP would be two entities. From here on i'll refer to them as SCP-1 and SCP-2 to help keep things organized. Anyways, SCP-1 would be a Four Inch tall porcelain figure, molded into a nude woman lacking any sexual characteristics such as nipples or reproductive features. At major points of movement, as well as areas needed for fine manipulation with fingers and balance with feet, are special joints that appear to be a small porcelain balls the acts as the entities elbows, knees, shoulders, and other locations of articulation.

Entity can be related to a wooden pose able mannequin used for drawing poses, only far smoother and more life like. The head posses two eyes, a small subtle protrusion where a nose would be relative to an actual human, and a smooth painted line where the mouth would be that separates a protrusion that looks like a pair of lips to give the appearance of an actual mouth.

SCP-2 is a porcelain eggs that is 1 and a half inches tall attached to a stand that holds it .5 inches above the ground on three gold legs, each roughly one centimeter wide and two millimeters thick. There is a seem around the thickest part of the eggs lined with gold and a flower shaped button in the middle of it. Along the rest of the eggs form are painted images of blue flowers and plants. On the back of the egg, in this instance on the exact opposite side of the egg from the flower shaped button, is a gold hinge that allows the upper half of the eggs body to open up to reveal the inside of the egg.

SCP-2 is completely unanamolous at when not set into active state by SCP-1.

SCP-1, once it was set into it's active state, has yet to return to dormant state. SCP-1 is capable of autonomous movement, and through close observation has been determined to be sentient. When SCP-1 interacts with SCP-2, the second becomes unable to be opened for a time between 3 days to 1 week. Through a process still unknown to Foundation scientists, a prepubescent copy of SCP-1 will appear inside, showing relative capabilities of a child of 6 years to 8 years of age. This new Instance of SCP-1 does not always come out as an exact copy of the original, and has only a 70% chance of copying the original. It then has a 15% of appearing as a broken and inactive instance. another ten percent chance is a broken, but still active Instance, which seem to be taken care of by healthy instances with more attention then unbroken ones. However, these broken ones have been seen as the first to be terminated when tools are needed and no supplies are present. 5% of the time, this New instance will be a dark red hue instead of the standard white. This instance is immediately designated as SCP-3 and requires immediate termination.

Once the time needed for development passed, SCP-1 will attempt to open SCP-2 and retrieve the new instance of SCP-1. If unable to retrieve this new instance within 2 days, not only will the new instance expire, but the original will take on a more aggressive and hostile attitude to the one it perceives as the one who prevented it from retrieving it.

SCP-1, since it's acquisition, has made a total of 300 new instances, however there are currently only 153 still active, the rest have been terminated by ether foundation personnel, death while attempting to breach containment, or by another instance of of SCP-1 for use as pieces for needed tools.

Before termination and destruction by themselves or other instances of SCP-1 began, SCP-1 instances were pleasant and rather welcoming of Foundation Personnel. When an instance came into contact with personnel, they would immediately move closer and attempt to interact with the subject. Until the subject interacted with them, instances of the entity would dance, clap their hands, or enter field of vision of personnel for roughly 3 to 10 minutes, before losing interest and moving on to a different activity. When interacting with foundation employees, the entity would try to communicate using written language. While initially only being able to write in characters and language unseen by foundation personnel they quickly adapted and were able to communicate with the written language of the facilities Personnel, which in this case was American English.

Conversations with SCP-1 lead to the discovery that the entities saw human beings as gods, seeing the massive size and relative strength as divine. Initial tests used this knowledge for easier interactions with the Instances. Testing went on uneventfully, the instances given small amount of resources that allowed them to create shelter and tools, both of which were reviewed by security personnel to avoid containment breach without protest by the instances. However, when 7 instances of SCP-3 were born, and were only mildly observed, circumstances changed.

Referred to as "Guardians" by instances of SCP-1, SCP-3 were capably of growing to and astounding 3 feet, dwarfing any instances of SCP-1. Until full size is achieved, SCP-3 will act and behave like SCP-1, helping with testing when asked and integrating with SCP-1 communities. However, once full size was achieved, SCP-3 immediately became hostile, and using sharpened pieces of porcelain that it would create from it's own body, broke containment and immediately began killing foundation personnel. It took security teams roughly 2 hours to subdue all instances of SCP-3, who all seemed to posses incredible tactical knowledge and martial skills.

After this event, all instances of SCP-1 showed fear towards foundation personnel, avoiding them at all cost and clustering around SCP-2. After reviewing the report of the incident involving SCP-3, head of security immediately requested that SCP-2 was to be kept in a separate container from any Instance of SCP-1. This was approved and carried out. During retrieval however, nearly all instances of SCP-1 took on hostile action to the retrieval team, throwing tools and chunks of material at the subject. All of this did little and SCP-2 was retrieved and moved to a new area.

After retrieval, all instances of SCP-1 became openly hostile towards humans, even when not part of the foundation. using their tools and other materials, around 57 instances of SCP-1 escaped containment and killed the head of security and retrieved SCP-2. These instances were discovered near gate C with said egg attempting to exit the facility, but were unable to operate the door. These instances were terminated to prevent knowledge of the facility to spread among the other entities and SCP-2 was moved to a secure locker, and containment procedures were reevaluated to prevent another containment breach. SCP-1 instances have since been attempting to break Containment since then, assumed to be trying to retrieve SCP-2 as it is their only means of reproduction.