| Infirmary Pin | |
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Origin |
From South Highlands Infirmary in Birmingham Alabama |
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Type |
Pin |
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Effects |
The pin heals any wounds or diseases that the person may have. |
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Downsides |
It uses the life-force of the person who is pressing the pin against the individual in order to heal the person who is injured or sick. |
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Activation |
When it is pressed against the skin of a person |
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Collected by |
Artie Nielson & Mr. Kipling |
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Section |
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Aisle |
6205-139 |
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Shelf |
56950-6305-401 |
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Date of Collection |
Nov.11.2011 |
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Origin[]
It's been speculated that the pin gain its ability after being given to a person who was motivated to help as many people as possible.
Today[]
Mr. Kipling and Artie went to the hospital when they heard of people who were suddenly coming out of complex surgeries, or those who were stricken with diseases, without much of a problem and feeling better. Believing that the artifact had the ability to heal people they had to check it out, but when they found the user looking very ill after multiple uses, and after having an argument about the artifact and how it could be used, they decided the best thing to do was to take it. Luckily when it was bagged, the artifact's effects were not reversed and the user was able to feel better after a period of time.