SCP-7721

Item #: SCP-7721

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-7721 is to be contained in a locked room where they are assembled on three different shelves. Each essence of SCP-7721 are to be set up on the shelf in numerical order and any additional instance of a repeat number of SCP-7721 is to be ordered right next to the original number to keep the numeric order. Under no circumstances are staff or D-Class personnel allowed to open or view the pages of SCP-7721's books, unless they are asked to do so for testing.

Description: SCP-7721 is a large collection of the original series of Goosebumps books by R.L. Stine. SCP-7721 was originally found when in a book at a garage sale that had about 33 books in there. The person who found it had paid for it and went missing after a few days after the purchase.

SCP foundation members came to the attention of this SCP when police were baffled by the disappearance with no trace evidence to go off of, but a new book was seen next to the collection and added on to the additional 33.

SCP-7721's anomalous properties manifest when someone opens up the pages of one of the books. Within 20 minutes of opening up the book and reading it, people describe feeling ‘under the weather’ as if they had caught a virus. The symptoms of this viral infection are reminiscent of the common strain of sinusitis. Within an hour, the person who is affected by the infection starts to develop words all over their body that looks as if they had been typed up over the top of their skin. After an hour and 19 minutes have passed, the person will no longer be present and in their place is a book that looks exactly like an actual Goosebumps book.

SCP-7721 has now garnered up about 268 instances of itself in containment due continued tests on its anomalous effects. Currently, any of the SCP-7721 instances that were people before the transformation are unable to cause people who read them to go through the same instance as the original batch of 33.