SCP 7376

Kain and Havel

Over the years, the SCP universe has developed its own mythology of characters, locations, and events.

While nothing is concretely canon, this fluidity has allowed recurring concepts to be reused

and reinterpreted by a variety of different authors in a variety of different ways.

SCP 7376 takes two different well-known entities in the SCP universe,

Kane and Abel,

and combines them with two well-known religious groups of interest

to create a new interpretation of their histories.

While the lack of canonicity can get occasionally confusing,

as this article has nothing to do with any

other interpretation of these characters and groups, such as the Cactusverse.

It does allow for fresh takes to continue to pop up over the years.

Let's take a look at Ceyn and Havel and their ancient rivalry.

We're first given a memorandum from director Gene Carlyle Actis, explaining that this

anomaly is of the multiplex class, meaning that it's a group of two or more discrete

anomalies that are inextricably linked to such

a degree that describing them separately is either inadvisable or impossible.

When trying to access the first section of the article, however, Section A, were informed

that it's currently being edited, so on to section B.

SCP 7376-B is a living nalkin, or sarkic, structure called a chiroch, generally used by sarkites as a temple, composed of living organic material, including bone,

chitin, skin, etc. It's located beneath the Upper Taz Nature Reserve in the Russian Federation,

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