Scp-3000

SCP-3000 was originally actually a normal, albeit extremely long, eel, unrelated to the Hindu god Anantashesha. However, when people first discovered it, they believed the creature to be the deity, and so similar to the Scarlet King, the eel became Anantashesha through the power of human belief. SCP-4840 Originally, before the creation of the universe there were two opposing forces that helped shape creation. One force was the existence of "IS", creation and reality that existed, while the other was the reality of "IS NOT", non-existence. The two forces combined their powers to create all of reality, allowing Mekhane and Yaldabaoth to seed the newly created universe with life. The remnants of the two forces would then manifest themselves in the form of two brothers, the Serpent and the Eel, who came to be revered as sacred figures by the people of the city of Audapaupadopolis. SCP-6222 SCP-3000 was at some point imprisoned within SCP-6222, a mysterious facility called "FISH PRISON" that acted as a modified prison for all marine life that committed any type of crime. SCP-3000 was arrested for the crime of "Apotheosis", becoming an instance of SCP-6222-1 before later escaping or being released from its cell. Discovery SCP-3000 was discovered by the SCP Foundation in 1971 off the coast of India following the mysterious disappearance of two Bangladeshi fishing boats and fifteen crew members. They quickly sealed off the area and implemented the Aztak Protocol. Initial contact Three divers, Alpha, Bravo, and Foxtrot, were tasked with making contact with SCP-3000. The mental effects of contact with SCP-3000 began to take effect when divers began referring to each other by incorrect names, with Alpha attempting to speak to a deceased member of Foundation staff. Bravo became unable to see and soon became temporarily unresponsive. Foxt