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Last edited by Trevelockgod37 (talk | contribs) 5 months ago. (Update) |
Trefleock is an element which as a singular particle, is not harmful to human skin, however when joined together, Trefleock is a dangerous force which must not be reckoned with, there are individuals who hunt trevelock and protect us from it using their state of the art 64682361.0 trefleock detectors, however it can only be stored in glass, not in plastic or in wood.
Dr Jonathan Hayes was the first to discover the strange meteorite that crash landed in a desert, he found a pulsing substance unlike any other earthly element, he names it trefleock after his mentor. when identifying its properties he found it seemed to defy the laws of physics as its molecular structure changed and it emmited a low hum which grew louder hour after hour.
He also found that trefleock can be harmful to human eyes and should not come in contact with liquids.
To this day trefleock is one of the most unstudied and unknown substances on the earth and many scientific journals are yet to research trefleock due to how new it is.