SCP-015

SCP-015:

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-015 is impossible to move, and is contained on-site.

No aggressive action is to be made within SCP-015. No hand or power tools are allowed anywhere inside SCP-015. No repairs or maintenance are to be made anywhere on SCP-015.

Description: SCP-015 is a mass of pipes, vents, boilers and other various plumbing apparatus completely filling a warehouse in [REDACTED]. The pipes appear to grow around the infrastructure.

SCP-015 contains, at current estimate, over 190 kilometers (120 miles) of pipes, ranging in diameter from 2.5 cm to over 1 m. Some pipes appear new, while others are rusted and leaking. Pipes have been reported as being made of wood, steel, flesh, and glass. No pipes composed of lead, PVC plastic, copper, or any other traditional material for the production of pipes have been found.

SCP-015 reacts to tools and aggression. Any personnel acting violently, carrying tools, or attempting to damage or repair SCP-015 in any way, will trigger a reaction. Any pipes near the subject will attempt to restrain or wrap around a person, before the flow of identified substances suddenly pours ont the restrained person. Pipes have been documented containing semen, lubricant, latex, breast milk, and honey. typically, honey is used for feeding by the pipes for the person.

After the subjects are covered in any of the substances listed above, most common substance is latex, the pipes will thrust into the mouth, vagina, or anal areas. the pipes will also suck the penis or nipples of a subject. the pipes will dispense honey, semen, or breast milk into the mouth of a subject, while only semen is disposed into the anal and vagina. The pipes can stimulate the testes or breasts with ticking devices, constriction, or even pulling to ensure that the pipes can get a increased amount of substances in return.

Appearance: A warehouse, taken over by the growth of pipes.

over 190 kilometers (120 miles) of hallways, rooms, pipes, and doors, ranging in diameter from 2.5 cm to over 1 m. Some pipes appear new, while others are rusted and leaking. Pipes have been reported as being made of wood, steel, flesh, and glass.