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SCP-016 "la chica del oxido"

CLASE DEL OBJETO: euclid

PROCEDIMIENTOS ESPEIALES DE CONTENCIÓN: debe ser contenido en una habitación hecha de cobre, material anti oxidable

DESCUBRIMIENTO:
Fue descubierta en un basurero especificamente en la parte de materiales metálicos, antes de ser encontrada se habían reportado varias muertes a causa de un misterioso oxido que se encontraba por toda el area cuando se realizaron las respectivas investigaciones se descubrió que el material no era oxido sino una combinación de: plomo, mercurio y arsénico. Esa combinación tan toxica era capaz de derretir cualquier cosa, incluso huesos humanos. Rápidamente intervenimos salvando así miles de vidas ya que el material es de una expansión rápida. Se descubrió posterior mente que el o mejor dicho "la" causante de ese incidente era una forma humanoide femenina, aparentemente amistosa.

PRIMER CONTACTO HABLADO

DR.light: hola


SCP-016: no me interesa nada de lo que digas

DR.light: debería, podemos ayudarte

SCP-016: no, déjame sola (SCP-016 procedío a esconderse en su piscina de oxido, no se ha hecho más contacto)

fin de prueba número 2

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