SCP-131

Classification

Safe

Physical appearance

They are two small, tear-shaped cyclops anomalies, approximately 30 to 1 foot long, with sky-blue eyes. They have a wheel that allows them to move at a great speed of 60m in a matter of seconds. They are small cameras that can record for more than 18 consecutive hours.

SCP-131-A

He is orange, and has the character of a puppy.

SCP-131-B

It is mustard yellow, the character is that of a kitten.

Personality

Both are very affectionate and playful creatures, they have the intelligence of common domestic cats and sometimes behave more excitedly like a friendly puppy and are insatiably curious.

Genre

Anonymous; There have been rumors that SCP-131-B is female and SCP-131-A is male, but they do not actually have any unidentified gender.

History

Subjects SCP-131-A and SCP-131-B were found in a cornfield outside of ████████████ in the year 19██. They were immediately transported to Site-19A via an unknown location, then downgraded to Safe Class and then given free rein throughout the site once it became clear that they were not transmitting what they viewed as some alien hostile power.

ability

Their only ability is that they never blink, that is the best ability of humans.

Location or Contention

There are no special safety procedures to be taken with SCP-131-A and SCP-131-B. They are free to roam around Site-19, so long as they do not attempt to enter restricted areas or attempt to leave the facility.

Description

These adorable creatures have saved many of our lives with their big cyclops eyes against SCP-173 (the structure) and SCP-689 (The pursuer in the dark).

Variation

Both communicate through high-pitched squeals and babbling, and are able to warn people of danger through a link between one of their sounds. They will follow anyone or anything they have formed a bond with anywhere, even into normally restricted areas. Although curious, they can sense danger in their general area, and if the object of their bond begins to approach something they register as dangerous, (e.g. Euclid or Keter class objects) they will swarm around the feet (or appropriate limbs) of their bondmate, while babbling in a panicked tone as if to warn them. Due to the daily dangers faced by Site-19 personnel when dealing with Euclid or Keter class objects, personnel are advised to avoid bonding with subjects, as they may pose a distraction during delicate operations and experiments, and may pose a danger to the subjects themselves. If subjects are ignored by their bonded target long enough, they lose interest and return to their normal activities. It should be noted that the subjects do not require any real care or maintenance from site staff. They do not eat, leave droppings, or even sleep. It appears that the only sustenance they require is visual stimulation (although further studies are required to verify this).

Nicknames

Eye-pods.