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When I found the book, it just felt freeing. Stupid, I know, but for a moment I wasn't some kid with a crappy life and crappy parents. I was just some badass necromancer with zombies and ghosts.
~ SCP-5239 to Dr. Bliss.

SCP-5239, real name Blaine Veers, is a character in the SCP Foundation series. They were a Necromancer contained by the SCP Foundation as a Euclid-class anomalous human who could somewhat raise the dead before the Foundation convinced them to abandon their magic objects and become a normal human.

Biography[]

SCP-5239 was originally a young girl named Ashley Veers. They had a very poor relationship with their parents due to them disapproving of their non-binary nature or them changing their name to Blaine and forced them to act properly as a girl their age or they would be sent to an anti-gay religious camp. A few days after their 17th birthday Blaine decided to go to a public library since they didn't really want to go home at that moment and in the donated books section they found a book that resembled the Necronomicon which was part of a Halloween costume. Since Halloween was coming they decided to use the book as part their costume and took it home. As they read the book they began practicing the spells in it which accidentally caused the spirit of a long dead Viking to manifest. He tried to kill Blaine but they managed to banish him away and afterwards Blaine decided to leave the book under their bed. After some time Blaine decided to use the book again and began experimenting by reviving roadkill animals or dead mice.

Eventually in November 8th of 2019, Blaine decided to practice their powers at a local graveyard at 1am. They managed to summon some spirits which alarmed several witnesses. Through the use of cameras the SCP Foundation's Department of Spectral Phenomena was able to identify Blaine and detained them at the bookstore and was designated SCP-5239. They were subsequently interviewed by Dr. Adrian Bliss in which they explained to him how they got the book and what had transpired during previous events. They were put inside a standard humanoid chamber containing essential furniture and they were allowed to get out of their chamber once a day to exercise in the courtyard. Seeing some potential use in their abilities Adrian decided to test SCP-5239 by providing them the corpse of a recently deceased D-Class to see if they were able to control him. This failed as the reanimated D-Class refused to obey to SCP-5239 forcing them to return him to the dead. Because of this the Foundation realized that their powers were limited and somewhat useless and so it was proposed by Adrian to amnesticize them and release them back into normal world while taking away their objects designated SCP-5239-1 which allowed 5239 to perform these spells. In the last interview Adrian informed SCP-5239 that they would be released and forget about their powers and the Foundation, but they refused to be let go because they began enjoying their stay at the Foundation. They told the doctor about their parent's treatment and that they didn't want to go back but Adrian explained to them that their life under Foundation custody would be miserable in comparison to the outside world and assured them that they would not go back to their parents but instead would be left at a youth shelter in Philadelphia where they could take a train to Trenton and go on their own path. Blaine accepted this and Adrian wished them good luck with their new life.

Appearance[]

SCP-5239 was a 17 year old feminine human. They occasionally wore a black robe, a pair of red eye contacts, a pair of black leather fingerless gloves, and also used a tube of black eyeliner which were all designated as SCP-5239-1-B to E.

Powers and Abilities[]

Without SCP-5239-1, SCP-5239 is just an ordinary human with no other abnormalities. While possessing SCP-5239-1 they became a Type III-Limited reality bender capable to summoning various spirits and ghosts and reanimate corpses of humans and animals. However, they are only able to manipulate the bodies of the entities into a crude imitation of life instead of reanimating them along with their consciousness which caused them to become simple automatons with no control. Objects designated as SCP-5239-1 include: SCP-5239-1-A, a hardcover book created by Asmodeus Labs which claimed to be the Necronomincon and was filled with instructions in poorly-translated Latin which claimed to be spells of various facets of necromancy and range from divining with spirits to raising the dead as zombies; SCP-5239-1-B to E which were parts of a Halloween goth costume unrelated to SCP-5239-1-A. SCP-5239-1-A can only work when used by 5239 while SCP-5239-1-B to E helped them to strengthen their magical powers but can still function even when swapped with identical or similar items.

Personality[]

SCP-5239 was a non-binary individual with a gothic leitmotif. They were a well-mannered and respectful individual, but held resentment towards their parents due to them not understanding them and were highly disapproval of their nature. This caused SCP-5239 to become somewhat rebellious and outgoing. They were also more open minded than most people of their age as they were ecstatic of using magic to summon the dead, but showed some aversion to recently deceased corpses. They also seemed to be somewhat reckless as they summoned various spirits in public graveyard which caused some disturbance. Unlike some sentient anomalies SCP-5239 was satisfied with their new environment under Foundation custody and seemed to get along with personnel who were prohibited to refer to them by self-proclaimed aliases. Despite not wanting to leave the Foundation and instead keep on practicing necromancy under their observation they understood Adrian's point and accepted to be released back into public with no memory of their involvement with the Foundation or their abilities.

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Trivia[]

  • Their book, SCP-5239-1-A, was created by the mysterious company known as Asmodeus Labs which also created SCP-3665.
  • Initially the Foundation planned to use SCP-5239's powers to deal with SCP-5370.

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