SCP-4166-1

SCP-4166-1 is a female human class-C reality bender responsible for the creation of SCP-4166-2 and SCP-4166-3. It displays numerous psychological ailments, including aversion to men, fear of sleeping, PTSD, depression, and suicidality. Medical analysis has discovered significant scarring on the palms, feet, and genital area. Additionally, SCP-4166-1 develops cachexia if not administered 1 cc of human weekly.

SCP-4166-1 is a quiet, shy, and socially anxious person. She is cynical, nihilistic, and is prone to outbursts and mental breakdowns. She has deep-seated religious trauma.

SCP-4166-1 was raised in a Catholic orphanage twelve years before the hospitalization of Father █████ in an apparent case of spontaneous combustion. Six days afterwards, the first manifestation of SCP-4166-2 occurred on 07-24-2008. During this manifestation, a gunshot attracted the attention of the nuns. Upon entering the room, they found SCP-4166-1 alone, holding a pistol at the entrance to its room. Authorities were notified of the incident, leading to the retrieval of SCP-4166

Every seven days, or in times of increased distress, SCP-4166-1 manifests an instance of SCP-4166-2 (if one does not currently exist). SCP-4166-2 is a mute shadow-like humanoid figure with no defining visual features, which otherwise exhibits typical human characteristics. Upon manifestation, SCP-4166-2 enters the room containing SCP-4166-1 through the primary method of entry, regardless of barriers. It then attempts to approach SCP-4166-1. If SCP-4166-1 retains the memory of containment of SCP-4166-2, SCP-4166-2 proceeds to take action to counteract previous methods of containment, up to and including manifesting with weaponry.

Upon termination, SCP-4166-2 instances demanifest instantaneously.

Stage one of SCP-4166-3 typically lasts two months before progressing to stage two. Symptoms include: Increased irritability, Discomfort with being alone, Compulsion to lock doors, Increased startle response, and seeing things in the periphery of vision.

Stage two of SCP-4166-3 typically lasts one month before progressing to stage three. Accompanying those present during stage one, symptoms include: The conviction that one was being immolated during major life events, such as birthdays or weddings (does not abate when provided with evidence otherwise), Visual hallucinations of shadowy hands when viewing doorknobs, lasting approximately one second, Aversion to religious ceremonies and masculine-presenting persons, and sleep paralysis.

Stage three of SCP-4166-3 lasts until the termination of SCP-4166-2. Accompanying those present during prior stages, symptoms include: Tactile hallucinations of hands grasping one's person, displaying no notable pattern, Visual hallucinations of SCP-4166-2 in empty doorways, Burning sensations throughout one's whole body, Conviction and fear of eternal suffering after death.