| Perceval Camper Carbon Fiber Knife | |
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Origin |
Perceval Camper |
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Type |
Knife |
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Effects |
Is able to cut through any solid matter without resistance |
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Downsides |
One starts to slowly obtain the injuries that the camper had received, and even suffer from dehydration and starvation the longer they use the knife. |
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Activation |
When someone uses the knife to cut something. |
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Collected by |
Mr. Kipling |
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Section |
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Aisle |
Lewis & Clarke-1804 |
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Shelf |
41128-9330-111 |
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Date of Collection |
Feb.27.2010 |
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Origin[]
It was created when a camper got caught underneath a tree that had fallen on him and could not escape. He was stuck for the better part of a few days with no one knowing where he was and he began to hack away at the tree with the knife. After a few days due to sudden desperation the knife suddenly began to easily move through the wood without any resistance and he got free, though luckily not long afterwards he was found.
Today[]
Mr. Stall found this artifact when he was given a case where a man began to use the knife to skin some food, when he suddenly began to suffer from injuries given from something heavy falling on him. Luckily Mr. Stall found out it was the knife from the owner and took it away.