Mimetic Gargoyle
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Item#31: Mimetic Gargoyle 1, B
Size 4.5 M Type Animated statue
Living Yes Conscious Partially
Hazards Attacks on Insurgency personnel Gear Standard Protective Equipment, Biological Protection Equipment
Location Warehouse for Anomalous Weaponry, Base-7 Anomaly Anomalous Animation and Camouflage - Anomalous Biological Agent Dispersion

Usage

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The Article during the attack on Site-██ during the Foundation Civil War.

The Item must be contained in a 10mm thick 10x7 meter long steel chamber with only one automatic entrance which will contain an adjacent decontamination chamber. The entity does not need any kind of maintenance. Only Beta Level personnel and above may be allowed to remove the entity for release using assigned equipment and carrying out suggested biohazard security measures, including deploying it only during the day. When deployed, it must be transported in a 4x4 meter titanium container with an automatic door that opens by remote control. Containing will be placed in the assigned area1 and the Article will be released. No Insurgent personnel should be more than fifteen meters and upwind. Any member showing symptoms of FOAS will be considered lost.

Report

It is a humanoid entity in the shape of a classic gargoyle from the Middle Ages, humanoid and bipedal in appearance. She has a feral shaped face with a wide open mouth, sharp claws on both arms/legs, and large bat wings that protrude from her back below the shoulder blades. She is animated and is made of granite as well as various other minerals, including a mixture of solid granite, basalt rock, and other unknown substances; This granite-like substance appears to be able to flex and bend as if it were living tissue. The entity is smart2 and is able to understand human speech with a willingness to follow orders, yet is not able to speak.

The Item appears to go into a state of hibernation during the day from which it awakens after nightfall. During this state, the Article enters a coma-like state and its body solidifies until it is practically indestructible. While in condition, staff can touch and manipulate the body, although they react hostilely to any attempt to harm it. His wings are functionally useless despite being able to bend and move. The Item is capable of scaling steep surfaces using its claws, driving them into walls like pegs.

When active and hunting the Item has the ability to stay frozen, to the point of looking like a real statue, when viewed. The Article maintains this form until the observing subject(s) lose sight of it, at which point the Article will attack the subjects with its claws and jaws, preferring to tear its targets by the neck. Despite the consumption of organic matter, the Article never produces waste.

The Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Anomalus Syndrome (FOAS)3 or "Gorgon Virus" is the designation given to the supposed pathogenic strain4 in the Article that they manifest as an anomalous disease that is transmitted by an unknown vector that does not depend on any kind of virus or bacteria. It is spread exclusively through the direct ingestion of the pressurized granite in powder form that the Article disperses. This dust is inside the article and its exposure to oxygen for less than twenty (20) seconds destroys its atomic composition. Due to this, direct or indirect contact between exposed subjects does not spread the disease. Infected subjects will undergo a severe transmutation in two (2) minutes in which they will turn into a solidified rock formation made of pure granite. FOAS appears to have no effect on corpses. It has been noted that the Item appears to be aware of the nature of this, rapidly killing its targets and/or quickly consuming them without allowing time for the strain to show effect.

Adendum

The Article was first located in Paris, France, in the Notre Dame Cathedral by the Estate Noir. The entity was discovered behind an iron gate in 18██ during the return of the cathedral to the Church by Napoleon Bonaparte, who appears to have done this after discovering the creature and realizing that only members of the church were able to keep it on the sidelines. Because the French soldiers had broken the thaumaturgical seals that contained the creature, the Estate Noir came to their aid and they managed to contain the entity.

According to the archives of the Estate Noir they discovered various writings in the cathedral that describe that Saint Roman de Condat in 640 A.D. by order of King Clotaire II, tamed the creature by means of a sacred artifact and locked it behind the iron gate behind various magical seals under the cathedral. There is no description of the origin of the creature, but there are several allusions that speak of the possibility that it was man-made and has been used as a prototype for the reanimation of the other gargoyles that surround the cathedral, although it is unknown with what it was finally intended to do this.

The Article became contained by the Foundation during the integration of the Estate Noir with the other precursor organizations under the designation SCP-███. During the Foundation Civil War in 1914 it was one of many anomalies that were brought out of containment with the help of members of the Insurgency staff.



Original: Gárgola Mimética
Date: 6 Apr 2021
Author: Yorick1Yorick1
Translator: Yorick1Yorick1

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