SCP 4812.

Rath

The SCP universe is primarily one focused around humans and the effects that these anomalies have on human life.

There are articles I've touched upon, though, that are about anomalies interacting with other anomalies,

and histories of species other than humans.

History often bleeds into the present, though, and with SCP-48-12, we'll be looking at some

remnants from a couple past kingdoms and setting up for something larger.

SCP-48-12 describes not one, but three separate entities that are collectively designated as

4812.

Conveniently, one of them is classified as safe, one is Euclid, and one is Ketter, so we can

refer to them as S, E, and K for simplicity.

There's also mention of a fourth redacted entity, but we'll get to that one towards the end.

4812-S is a large amorphous entity located in a pitch-black cavern underneath France.

It's attached to the cave walls by a number of long adhesive appendages,

and its body is covered in many more of these appendages.

The entire entity is covered in fine, water-repellant hair.

S's anomalous effect is that any living being that views it, either directly or through

images or videos, will experience a violent, fatal reaction that is similar to covering your

eyes, brain, and nervous system in extremely caustic acid.

This effect is immediate and untreatable once initiated,

leading victims to suffer severe pain,

bleeding through skin and orifices, paralysis,

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