| Sedna's Seashell | |
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Origin |
Inuit Mythology |
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Type |
Scallop Shell |
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Effects |
Produces endless supplies of seawater and foam |
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Downsides |
Effects |
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Activation |
Opening while submerged |
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Collected by |
Matt Sordens |
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Section |
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Aisle |
Cherokee-1278 |
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Shelf |
88812-1278-003 |
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Date of Collection |
12 June, 2013 |
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Origins[]
The exact nature of it's origins are unknown, but it is known that is originated from the waters of Greenland and is connected to the Inuit Goddess Sedna, the Mother of the Seas.
Effects[]
When the shell is opened and submerged in water, it releases an unstoppable flow of cold seawater and foam. The water is always crystal clear, and the foam has detoxifying properties, able to cleanse and neutralize any toxins and poisons in the water. If the shell is opened outside of water, a small pool will form in the bottom shell, but it will not reform if emptied until the shell is closed and re-opened again.
History Today[]
The shell was one of many artifacts used by Marie Guichon to distract the Agents while she infiltrated the Warehouse. It nearly flooded the B&B before it was collected and neutralized by Agent Sordens. It's cleansing properties were later used to clear the neutralizing system of Iocaine poison.
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