Test A-4 of a metal found in an abandoned coal mine located somewhere within north-east Ireland

A microscopic shards of the metal were injected into a prisoner of war from the Cersieance-Colombine war. He was told that it was a experimental vaccine for herceain (a neurodegenerative disease that can ramped within the South of Russia for 6 years)

After 1 your of exposure:
Subject describes themself as dizzy, they seem to have lost around 0.3 stone. Reaction time and muscle strength have been reduced by 6%

After 4 hours:
Subject shows signs of joint damage, they have lost 3 to stone, bones have become more brittle and have begun following out. Muscles have shown weakness and the subject struggles to walk.

After 16 hours:
Subject is pale, their skin has shown signs of decay, bones snap to the slightest push, almost entirely hollow. Blood has begun to leak from their pores, eyes, nose, lips and ears have completely rotted, subject cannot move.

After 24 hours:
The subject’s body has completely decomposed, skeleton included.

The metal has been named kercium (meaning reaper’s tear) and has been banned from manufacturing, further mining has been authorised but protective suits are mandatory.

Still figuring out what to do with this material, we request our allies input on this.
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