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Threat Class: Euclid

 

Description: 4-12 feet in diameter. Dark, most

commonly circular stain. Wet in appearance and

sometimes emits a sweet odor.

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Summary: 201B appears at a glance as an ordinary

water stain, and is usually found on concrete or other

hard inorganic surfaces. Although many instances of

201B have been found in areas traveled by 201A,

several instances have appeared in places with no

such contact.

 

Observable attributes of 201B typically include; emitting a low humming noise at 0-6 decibels, an aroma of sweetness much like maraschino cherries, and causing subjects in the vicinity to suffer from sudden vison darkening. Tested subjects usually regain normal vison upon leaving the vicinity of 201B. Chemical and DNA tests on 201B have given varied results, often matching human matter. Different points of the same instance of 201B have had different chemical makeups as well.

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- One such specimen chemically tested as human hair, teeth, and skin. In a loose formation as if a person were liquified while in a fetal position.

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Though not usually dangerous, 201B is extremely harmful if ingested or makes contact with an open wound, causing liver failure and eventually total cell death of the subject's matter to a liquified state.

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Operations: If observed in a public or well traveled space, douse the instance of 201B with water, while wearing an R95 or better equivalent respirator. Continue until the instance is diluted by 95% or until vison darkening recovers. If observed in a private or remote space, contact ASI for retrieval.

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