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This is an active "poison" found on GAT (Alpha Benet system). In the saliva and on the tips of claws of many creatures across the planet, there lives a previously uncatalogued bacteria that launches its "flagella" (not true flagella, they just look like flagella) into its environment. This sub-cellular detritis causes necrosis of cytoplastic substrates in living cells with which they come into contact because of short-lived "friendly" protein outer shell that quickly breaks down once absorbed, releasing the grossly pH and saline imbalanced inner materials. The buffered chemistry within these small cell parts is not fully understood yet, but in tests with artificial cell analogues, it has been found to be extremely damaging at the cellular level. If left unchecked, these bacteria will replicate causing exponential damage over time. (Golf Alpha Tango, Alpha Benet system - collected from a blood sample taken from visiting adventurer Drake Verrill. Yeah, he got bit pretty badly.)

Description
This is an active "poison" found on GAT (Alpha Benet system). In the saliva and on the tips of claws of many creatures across the planet, there lives a previously uncatalogued bacteria that launches its "flagella" (not true flagella, they just look like flagella) into its environment. This sub-cellular detritis causes necrosis of cytoplastic substrates in living cells with which they come into contact because of short-lived "friendly" protein outer shell that quickly breaks down once absorbed, releasing the grossly pH and saline imbalanced inner materials. The buffered chemistry within these small cell parts is not fully understood yet, but in tests with artificial cell analogues, it has been found to be extremely damaging at the cellular level. If left unchecked, these bacteria will replicate causing exponential damage over time. (Golf Alpha Tango, Alpha Benet system - collected from a blood sample taken from visiting adventurer Drake Verrill. Yeah, he got bit pretty badly.)