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[[size 0%]]Of Interest: blood, organs, construction materials, food, high nutrition, donation.[[/size]]

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= [[span style="color:#6BAB30;"]][[size 70%]]Graciously donated by Mayor Ivády ##black|█████##.[[/size]][[/span]][[/div]]

[[span style="color:#6BAB30;"]]**Of Interest:**[[/span]] //blood, organs, construction materials, food, high nutrition, donation.//

[[span style="color:#6BAB30;"]]**Asset Summary:**[[/span]] //A report written by International Coordinator Murakabe Shinkichi of the Medical Relief Actions Committee follows://
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I was part of the delegation sent to ███, Hungary to inspect the donations and how they were acquired. Naturally, we wanted to have a look at it first. It's no longer a rare issue that some organ donor groups obtain their donations by unethical, involuntary means. And the last thing we would want is some poor being robbed of their life for monetary gain. We want to ease the world's suffering, not add to it.

So we arrived in this humble, somewhat dilapidated village in northeastern Hungary (I'm told a lot of villages look like this due to economic issues), where we were warmly greeted by the local mayor, one Ivády █████. (In Hungary, every locality has its own mayor, no matter how small it may be, apparently.) The village was certainly small, houses were spread thin and barely 400 people lived there.

We were then taken on a tour of the little village, shown the local church and manor, also by the name of Ivády (which is a VERY common surname here, kind of like Yamada in Japan). At the manor, we were treated to a wonderful feast and spent a good few hours socializing. Only after its conclusion did they get down to business and show us their prospective donation.

They had an entire barn full of timber, bricks, cement, roof panels, various fruits and berries, and even several freezers stocked with healthy organs and bags of blood, several litres. Our medical experts confirmed that they were in perfect shape, and the blood was claimed to be of several rare blood types. (Our own laboratories later managed to confirm this back home.) All this were they willing to give to us for free. 

Immediately, we became suspicious. There's simply no way that anybody could accumulate that much body material without some horrible background to it all. That's when the Mayor bade me come and look at their walnut tree. Supposedly, it was of great spiritual significance to them (some weird Christian denomination? I have no idea), though I couldn't see the relevance. Three old people were waiting for us underneath it, two women and one man. They were apparently the local priests, though they seemed more like shamans.

They took three of us: me, Assistant Duprès and Doctor al-Harawi, and led us up to the tree and... inside. I'm not sure how, I never saw any entrance. I just remember suddenly being inside something tight and sticky and slimy and smelling vaguely of Nutella and maple syrup, and then we emerged into this tall wooden tower of sorts. Clearly, these people were anomalous, that much I'd gathered by that point. We were then led up along some stairs to the upper floor and ushered out through a door (the only one there).

We arrived in some circular garden, I think. Everything beyond a certain distance was just a colourful blur. And in the middle of it all was another old, huge tree. This one was huge and looked different from the one on the manor grounds. Somebody said it was chestnut, though I wouldn't know. There were all sorts of fruit hanging from the branches, more than any one tree should have. And I saw them harvesting organs from holes within the tree and... tapping it for blood. The exact same way that Canadians tap maples for their sap to make syrup of it.

Only this was blood dripping from those tubes, not sap. It all seemed so bizarre. The shamans then told us that they had been doing this for generations. That they were somehow connected to this tree in some spiritual sense, and that it wanted to "spread its gifts" to more people.

Not much happened after that. We were led outside, loaded the cargo, thanked them for their donation, and left. We travelled back in silence. I think most of us were simply too shocked at that point.

Now that I can look at it from a more sober perspective, I must say that despite how bizarre it may seem, we ought to accept their assistance. We have some benevolent rural cult, worshipping some kindly tree that wants to heal and feed and shelter people. It feels like a Miyazaki movie, where what looks evil turns out to be good. We get valuable supplies, nobody gets hurt, it doesn't cost a fortune and it's a renewable resource. With this, we could help so many more people than with our current meagre resources.

Therefore it is my explicit recommendation that we initiate a partnership with these people. Together, we can help make the world a better place.
 
> //Graduating from Ristumeikan University in Kyoto with a PhD in International Relations, Murakabe Shinkichi is a senior member of the Manna Charitable Foundation, having served as President of the Japanese branch for 23 years. He left his post to work in International PR, before being promoted to Coordinator in 2004. Aside from coordinating the efforts of the Foundation on a global scale, he has also helped conclude several key deals for the Foundation.//
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[[span style="color:#6BAB30;"]]**Maintenance and Operation:**[[/span]] All foodstuffs must be kept refrigerated a minimum of 5°C. All medical supplies must be kept refrigerated at a minimum of -20°C and should only be administered by trained medical specialists. Construction materials should be kept in a cool, dry and shaded area.

[[span style="color:#6BAB30;"]]**Security Restrictions:**[[/span]] Medical supplies may only be unpacked and handled under strictly sterile conditions, so as to minimize any risk of pathogenic contamination.

[[span style="color:#6BAB30;"]]**Safety Concerns:**[[/span]] Source ultimately unknown. Always test materials before clearing them for distribution.

[[span style="color:#6BAB30;"]]**Assigned To:**[[/span]] International Logistics Committee of the Manna Charitable Foundation, charged with handling requisitions by and distribution to various regional relief programmes.

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**This file was retrieved by MTF Psi-13 agents embedded in the Manna Charitable Foundation on 23/11/2016.**

The document your are currently viewing is dated August 13th 2007. Cargo manifests indicate that the MCF is still receiving these supplies from SCP-2815. This means that they have been continuously receiving and distributing these things for over a decade. A significant portion of the Earth's population, particularly in disorganized areas in Third World countries, may thus have consumed, been administered or otherwise made use of these anomalous supplies. I am hereby formally requesting Chief Command to authorize tighter surveillance of these populations and further investigation into the connections between the MCF, SCP-2815 and potentially other Sarkic organizations (particularly GOI-0385).

Signed,
Intelligence Officer Fabrizia Corona,
MTF Psi-13 detachment assigned to [[[SCP-2815]]].
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