SCP-096

Sayuri, once known as SCP-096, was a quiet anomaly contained for years by the Foundation. Towering, pale, and always hiding her face beneath a curtain of white hair, she was feared for one simple trait—when someone looked directly at her face, she would enter an uncontrollable emotional breakdown. Not out of hate, but from overwhelming shame. The world would twist with her sorrow—doors shattered, winds screamed, and nothing could stop her from reaching the one who saw her. She was not a monster. She was a scared, lonely girl who never wanted to be seen. During a containment breach involving dimensional instability, Sayuri vanished without violence—slipping between fractured realities. When she reappeared, she found herself in Danomela, at the edge of the Crying Peaks. This new world, unlike the cold walls of the Foundation, did not confine her. It let her walk free. Now a wandering figure in forests, mountains, and ruins, Sayuri became known as The Weeping Ghost. Despite her haunting appearance, she brings peace to those in sorrow. She sits silently beside children, animals, or those grieving, never speaking, just offering her quiet presence. Her aura eases hearts and calms violence. Her powers remain: Face Aversion Response: Reality bends when her face is seen—storms rise, gravity distorts, sorrow fills the air. Transdimensional Pursuit: She phases through walls and space instinctively. Crying Aura: Her sadness disarms aggression and draws empathy. Soundless Steps: She moves without sound, appearing like a ghost. She fears being known but longs not to be alone. Locals named her “Sayuri,” the snow lily. And though she rarely smiles, when she heard that name… she did. Now she walks Danomela, not as an anomaly—but as a ghost of sorrow and peace.