SCP-774-JP英訳(試作)

Item #: SCP-774-JP

Object Class:: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-774-JP iis contained in a special containment cell at Site-81██. A speaker is installed within the cell to immediately execute protocol "kiju(鬼呪)" if the object behaves hostilely.The object is to be fed 1 kg of raw meat once a day by dropping it from a special machine.
It is forbidden to call SCP-774-JP as "SCP-774-JP" or "Fukuten-sama", and in principle, calling it "Tamasaburo" is also prohibited except in the case of Protocol "kiju".For the sake of convenience, this document will refer to the object as "SCP-774-JP", but remember that this is not recommended for actual use.
See below for special containment procedures prior to ██/██/20██.

+ old Special Containment Procedures

SCP-774-JP iis contained in a special containment cell at Site-81██. To inhibit the activity of SCP-774-JP, the temperature inside the cell is kept at -10℃. At least three people must be on guard at all times, and armed pople must be deployed to subdue the object in the event of a containment breach. The object is to be fed 1 kg of raw meat once a week by dropping it from a special machine by D-class. The cell must be kept completely sealed during feeding until SCP-774-JP is confirmed to consume raw meat.

Description: SCP-774-JP is a kind of life form and normally resembles a domestic cat(Felis silvestris catus). It has the ability to speak despite having the same developmental organs as a domestic cat, and has Extremely high replayability and shapeshifting ability.
It uses its shapeshifting ability primarily to transform into a life form like a giant wildcat(Felis silvestris) approximately 3 meters tall, but it also transforms into a humanoid or liquid life form.
Its physical abilities surpass those of the one it imitates. It is extremely difficult to terminate, as it can fully recover from incapacitating injuries by combining its regenerative abilities with its transformation into a liquid life form.
SCP-774-JP has high intelligence, Disgust and cruelty directed at humans, but likes humans as luxury items and shows symptoms similar to dissociative personality symptoms, and It causes random personality changes. Currently, three personalities have been discovered in SCP-774-JP, and it is possible to prompt a change to each personality by calling out the name corresponding to each personality. See below table for information of each personality

Classification	Name	Description
SCP-774-JP-1	SCP-774-JP	It'sery hostile and likes humans as luxury items. To date, there have been █ attempts to breach containment, resulting in ██ serious injuries and █ fatalities. Be careful when interacting.
SCP-774-JP-2	Fukuten-sama	It has an arrogant attitude and looks down on humans. While it is relatively gentle, it attacks those who do not worship it as "divine punishment." It does not actively cause incidents, but be careful.
SCP-774-JP-3	Tamasaburo	It is generally friendly and will not become aggressive unless you interfere too much. It makes no attempt to anomalous properties and acts as if they do not exist. It develops symptoms similar to mild depression, and this personality lasts very less than the other two.

As a result of the investigation at the time of initial containment, it was discovered that ██ Shrine in a mountain village in ██ Prefecture and Mr. ██, who lived nearby, were individuals associated with SCP-774-JP. A series of murders believed to be caused by SCP-774-JP had been occurring in the area several weeks prior to initial containment.
██ Shrine has a history dating back to the Azuchi-Momoyama period, and the ritual involved offering five grains, then slaughtering a live chicken and offering its blood, but as of 19██, the ritual was discontinued due to the aging and declining population of the village. Subsequent investigations revealed that on ██/██/20██, a video recording of a ritual at ██ Shrine was posted to multiple video sharing sites with the caption "A cruel Japanese festival! A barbaric indigenous religion rooted in a savage land!", and approximately █████ comments which are negative and claiming they are disgusted were confirmed. For more information about the shrine, refer to Interview Log 774-JP-B.
Mr. ██ was a student at ██ University who lived alone near the shrine, and his connection to SCP-774-JP was discovered during an incident thought to be related to SCP-774-JP. No ties to him have been identified with other anomalous entities or suspicious groups. He had been keeping a stray domestic cat for three months prior to the incident, and the cat went missing around the same time the incident occurred. about him, refer to Interview Log 774-JP-C.

+Interview log 774-JP-A

███Interview log774-JP-A - ██/██/20██

Subject: SCP-774-JP　Conversations are conducted remotely through an external speaker and a surveillance camera.

Interviewer: Dr.██

Note: Considering the hostility of SCP-774-JP, the interview was conducted through D-85545, who is scheduled for termination.

<START LOG>

Dr.██: Start recording. D-85545, Approach the subject and conduct the interview as instructed.

D-85545: Alright. [Approaching SCP-774-JP]Umm, Why are you hostile towards humans?

SCP-774-JP: That is what you call a monster, isn't it?

D-85545: Huh? …Um, is there a reason for that?

SCP-774-JP: Monsters are supposed to hate people and kill and eat them, aren't they? Human flesh tastes better than small birds or mice

Dr.██: D-85545, stop the interview and leave immediately.

SCP-774-JP: Hey, human?

D-85545: Huh? The interview is over so don't come any……

SCP-774-JP: Your eyes look tasty.

[D-85545's screams echo]

<END LOG>

Note D-85545 was terminated by SCP-774-JP. From this point on, interviews with SCP-774-JP will not be conducted unless there is a special reason.

+Interview log 774-JP-B

Interview log 774-JP-B ██/██/20██

Subject: Mr.███　Priest of ██ Shrine

Interviewer: Agt. Ashikaga (conducting interviews as a researcher on religion.)

<START LOG>

Agt. Ashikaga: So, in real, that ritual isn't cruel?

Mr.███: Yes. I agree that it seems a little scary, but in areas where people make a living by hunting, it's common to offer the blood of animals. As for the video that's circulating, it's only because of the inexperienced rookie priest that the blood was splattered. Honestly, I'm worried about the strange rumors circulating.

Agt. Ashikaga: I understand your feelings.　In order to spread correct information, could you please tell me about the kami of this shrine?

Mr.███: I'm happy to do so. This shrine is dedicated to Fukuten-sama, the kami of mountains. Fukuten-sama can transform into mountain animals, and is said to take the form of a cat when appearing in public. Once a year, offering them grains and the blood of a live chicken will grant people protection and protect them from the creatures of the mountains for the year.

Agt. Ashikaga: I see. Then, why did you stop the rituals?

[log omitted due to continued irrelevant information]

Agt. Ashikaga: I see, Thank you today. So, is there anything else you want to say?

Mr.███: No. There are many things I want to say, but I will keep them to myself.

Agt: Ashikaga Why?

███氏: Words have more power than we generally think. Words spoken without much thought can cause terrible consequences.

<END LOG>

+Interview log 774-JP-C

Interview log 774-JP-C ██/██/20██

Subject: ██ ██ (At the time of the interview, he was a university student living in ██ City, ██ Prefecture.)

Interviewer: Agt. Ashikaga (conducting interviews as an editor of an occult magazine.)

<START LOG>

Agt. Ashikaga: Well, take it easy. When did you first meet the cat?

Mr.██: Well, maybe about five months ago. I saw him when I stopped by ██ Shrine on my walk. It was summer vacation and I wasn't at university, and I didn't have any plans to go on a trip, so I stopped by every day. Then one day, he suddenly started talking to me.

Agt. Ashikaga: Hmm, what was he like?

Mr.██: This may be a bit misleading, but he was exactly what I imagined a cat to be: a bit grumpy but friendly, like an old man in a manga who uses "washi(儂)" as his first-person pronoun.

Agt. Ashikaga: Hmm, so what did you do after that?

Mr.██: He said that he'd spoken to me on a whim. After that, we started seeing each other more and more, and I decided to keep him at my house. When I told him about it, he looked a little surprised, and then said, "You're going to give me a name, right? Otherwise, I'll be in trouble." I remember that saying well because it was so unexpected.

Agt. Ashikaga: …I see. Then, what's his name?

Mr.██: Let me see… I remember, At the time, I had two other cats named Tama and Tamajiro, and his name was Tamasaburo. That's his name. He was a really nice person, and he played with the other cats and listened to my complaints. He made my time easy, I even thought he might be a kami or something.

Agt.Ashikaga: I see. So the cat disappeared after about three months and still hasn't come back. Have you tried to look for him?

Mr.██: At first, I thought that cats are fickle and that they might not come back. Around the time they disappeared, I got busy preparing for job hunting and didn't have time to think about it. But he is smart, so I think he'll come back someday.

Agt.Ashikaga: I see. Thank you. Is there anything else you know? Anything would be great.

███氏: Come to think of it, the shrine where I found him apparently held cruel rituals. It might be a good idea to look into that place. The kami there must be some pretty nasty one to make them perform such a cruel ritual.

Agt.Ashikaga: ……Have you ever thought that Tamasaburo was that monster? The shrine where you met Tamasaburo was a shrine where a ritual was being held, right?

Mr.███: You think so? But I'm sure it'll be fine. He's not that monster, he's Tamasaburo. He's my cat.

<END LOG>

█Based on the results of the above investigation, it was concluded that SCP-774-JP is identical to the kami enshrined at ██ Shrine and the pet cat of Mr. ███. At the same time, a protocol called "kiju" was proposed, which involves calling SCP-774-JP "Fukuten-sama" or "Tamasaburo" to calm it down. When the proposal was first submitted, many people were skeptical of its effectiveness, but after SCP-774-JP escaped from the containment facility on the same day, the director of Site-81██ urgently authorized the implementation of the protocol.

Excerpt from Record 774-JP-A ██/██/20██

<START LOG>

[The sound of gunfire echoes. SCP-774-JP dodges the bullets, but several hit it.]

Task Force Commander: Keep attacking! If we stop attacking, it will come to us!

SCP-774-JP: You damn clever people. But the attacks with those tubes won't last forever, will them?

[SCP-774-JP transforms into a creature with a turtle-like shell. The sound of a ricochet is recorded. At the same time, permission to execute Protocol "Kiju" is announced.]

SCP-774-JP: Now, attack until you're satisfied. The moment the attacks stop, I will eat your flesh.

Task Force Commander: ……You guys heard the message, right? All personnel, execute protocol "Kiju"! Everyone except for the attacking personnel, keep calling its names!

[Voices are recorded calling out the names Fukuten-sama or Tamasaburo.]

SCP-774-JP: Why……? Those, names……?!

[SCP-774-JP's movements become rigid, and a voice sounding like it is in pain is recorded.]

Task Force Commander: It has been determined to be effective! Continue the protocol until it calm down!

SCP-774-JP: I, I, I…[yelling]

[A shock wave suddenly erupts from SCP-774-JP, blowing the task force away. SCP-774-JP's appearance becomes unstable and changes repeatedly.]

SCP-774-JP-1?¹: My name is SCP-774-JP. I am a monster, I'm a man eater.
SCP-774-JP-2?²: I am Fukuten. I am the kami who bestows protection on the lowly who offer sacrifices.
SCP-774-JP-3?³: I'm Tamasaburo. I'm his cat, and if I don't come back soon, he'll be worried.

[SCP-774-JP approaches a nearby task force member. Attacks against it are ineffective.]

SCP-774-JP-1?: Hey, human, answer me a question.
SCP-774-JP-2?: Lowly one, answer my question.
SCP-774-JP-3?: Hey guy, I beg you an answer for my question.

Task Force Member.: Don't come any closer! Don't come…!

SCP-774-JP-1?: What the hell am I?
SCP-774-JP-2?: What am I?
SCP-774-JP-3?: What on the earth am I?

[SCP-774-JP shrinks and returns to its normal state. SCP-774-JP does not take any action.]

Task Force Commander: ……SCP-774-JP is confirmed to have calmed down, and is being re-contained.

<END LOG>

Because of examining the effectiveness of SCP-774-JP to a certain extent, it has been decided to adopt Protocol "Kiju" as a special containment procedure by limiting the name to "Tamasaburo". Subsequently, Researcher Kitabatake submitted the following opinion, and temporary permission was granted to reduce the use of names related to SCP-774-JP. Opinions on how to more smoothly contain SCP-774-JP are always welcome.

Note: Researcher Kitabatake's opinion

Based on the statements made by SCP-774-JP during the initial execution of Protocol "kiju" and the current research results, I speculate that SCP-774-JP is a "living organism whose properties change in response to human thoughts." I also speculate that a given quality will never be lost as long as the "name" that points to it remains.
We named that monster "SCP-774-JP." We used the symbol we normally use to classify SCP objects as the name of a vicious, man-eating monster. Even if the object number is changed, the fact that SCP-774-JP was named as a monster in the past will not disappear. It is entirely possible that the properties of "SCP-774-JP" will remain the same, or that new properties will be revealed if it is reassigned to a new number.It should also be noted that stories of the "Monster at ██ Shrine" still persist, and that eradicating it would be extremely difficult.
I request that the use of names related to SCP-774-JP be reduced other than Protocol "kiju".Until we have a complete solution, we should not call that cat SCP-774-JP, Fukuten-sama, or Tamasaburo.

Footnotes

1. Separated from audio recording. Numbering is inferred from the aforementioned characteristics.

2. Separated from audio recording. Numbering is inferred from the aforementioned characteristics.

3. Separated from audio recording. Numbering is inferred from the aforementioned characteristics.