SCP-002

SCP-002 was a spherical structure.

Appearance
SCP-002 was a tumorous, spherical structure made out of flesh. It had a volume of 60 m3 (2000 ft3). It had an iron valve hatch on the side, which entered into a interior with the appearance of modest-sized apartment. The room had furniture, including two lamps, a throw rug, a television, a radio, a beanbag chair, three books in an unknown language, four children's toys, a small potted plant, and a window, however with no such opening on the exterior. All furniture in SCP-002's interior was made out of human bone, hair and other biological substances with independent DNA sequences. (Series I: The "Living" Room)

Anomalous properties
SCP-002 was able to convert matter into furniture, which it used to furnish it's interior. Other primates failed to produce an effect, as did cadavers. SCP-002 was responsible for the death of seven personnel. (Series I: The "Living" Room)

Discovery
SCP-002 landed from orbit near a village in northern Portugal. A native farmer saw the site and reported his findings to the village elder. It came to SCP Foundation attention when a Level 4 agent detected a radioactive anomaly from SCP-002.

General Mulhausen was dispatched with a security team to recover SCP-002 and move it to an containment facility, but not before testing the object with village's local populace. Three citizens were absorbed into SCP-002, after which Mulhausen issued a Level 4a Termination Order against all who witnessed the object, which was roughly 1/3 of the village. Four security personnel were drawn into SCP-002, which caused them to be absorbed. Mulhausen ordered Class III HAZMAT suits to remaining staff members, before lifting SCP-002 onto a freight ship.

After expunged events, Mulhausen was terminated, and SCP-002 was relocated to a new containment site. (Series I: The "Living" Room)