This SCP is one of the most dangerous SCP in the world which earned themselves a very own label as well. The SCP foundation had until recently only the categories of, godly, monster, demon as well as others. However thanks to this SCP there is a new tag named CHIMERA.

SCP 666-X13 or how the creature wants to be called himself Nezu, is a creature that contains traits of a mouse, bear as well as a dog. More and more SCP foundation staff like to call it a rat. Upon hearing this, the SCP will be very dangerous and harmful to the staff which called them this way.

Nezu is not to be underestimated at any time. Not much is known about this chimera but the pure fact that it somehow always manages to find out about the staff identities as well as their complete background and what is happening all around it is astonishing. No one really knows how this is happening.

Multiple breaches as well as search troupes had to be sent out due to this SCP's disappearance. It is assumed that the chimera either knows something about the foundation that not only the top secret agents of the SCP foundation know, or it simply found a weakness in the container we use to lock him in. Said container has to be very modern as this creature is a highly intelligent being which can communicate and will not stand any injustice at all.

For some odd reasons we could find this SCP together with another SCP labeled as 666-018. It seems they are on friendly terms but nothing is for sure with this chimera.

As of now it is said to be labeled above a being of god and the devil due to the ability of blackmailing and using every piece of information it gathers against one.

Please note that there has to be some tea in his containment at all times. The kind of tea will be prepared after the wishes of said chimera. He is to be treated with caution as well as a high esteemed guest if one wishes to continue existing and not face its warth.

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Tsukauchi

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