KCP-017 - The Dust

Object Class
Keter

Special Containment Procedures
The dust is extremely dangerous. All containment efforts must be conducted under a Level 4 containment protocol. Any attempt to contain the dust by any other means will be considered an act of war.

Description
The Dust is a dangerous Matter, It appears everywhere, in the air, on the ground, and even in the water. It's found everywhere and it is everywhere. It is the dust of life. It goes everywhere.



When the dust enters a human body, it causes the person to have hallucinations. It's possible that the dust can become a parasite and start living inside the body.

The Dust can also wrap around someone, making it impossible to move. Sometimes it will even cover their entire body. It's like being completely covered in sand. it will also make them lose their sense of smell, sight, hearing, and touch. It is also able to block the brain's ability to generate emotion.



The Dust can travel for years without a body, but once it finds a body to feed on, it cannot stop. It will devour everything in its path, including the people who live in it.

The Dust causes: fever, hallucinations, convulsions, delirium, coma. The symptoms are not always obvious, Mortis often occurs due to respiratory failure.

Only a few people have been seen at the place where the Dust was created. They say that the people who were near the place of creation are completely different. Their faces look strange and they can't speak.

The Dust will attempt to wrap you up in its caustic embrace. It will try to suck your soul into its web. '''It can never be stopped. It has no mercy. It is a living being with a mind of its own. It's a monster. It won't leave you alone.'''

Test-001: The Dust was exposed to Dr. Jansen and His breathing was reduced to a minimum, his skin became pale, the blood vessels in his face became transparent, he stopped sweating and his heartbeat dropped to a single beat. He started to walk backwards, with increased speed, then he started to run. He ran for more than half an hour, finally stopping by a wall. He stood there for a while and then fell down. His eyes were closed.