ITEM-023 "Cook's Best Friend"
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Designated Number# 023
Categorization Security Code: Level 3 / Eithwaz / Blue
Object Type: Artefact / Thoughtless
ITEM Description: ITEM-023 is a medium sized kitchen knife with a dark blue handle, a reflective blade and a thin luminescent glow along its cutting edge. There is a screw on both sides of the top part of the handle that cannot be unscrewed, and the object itself seems unable to be dulled or broken, and it also seems impervious to sticky or corrosive substances, and incredibly easy to clean. There is an inscription in an unknown language on the side of the handle, assumed to be a signature, or some sort of brand mark.
The knife is lightweight, and easy to use. It seems able to cut incredibly well through any ingredient, though, it won’t have any effect on things that aren’t considered food. While the knife is being used, it cannot harm anyone, such as its wielder or anyone involved, individuals using the knife will become much less prone to accidentally hurting themselves or general knife-related accidents, and any damage that would’ve been done from misusing it or accidentally using it, do not have any effect, and the knife seems to just “phase” through the user’s body or outright just not go through them as if it wasn't sharp or strong at all, but will still chop ingredients underneath. It cannot be used to harm others either, as it will simply phase through any person or animal it comes in contact with, regardless of context.
Addendum # 1 - Discovery Log: ITEM-023 was found in the scene of a seeming freak accident lodged into the head of a person who, assumedly died from it. It is assumed the knife somehow fell right in their head, killing them instantly. The effects of ITEM-023 were discovered when forensics, while handling the tool, realized the blade wouldn’t push past their skin or cut them no matter what they tried, and the company was notified.
A package directed at the owner that came with ITEM-023 was found with a note, written in very poor, broken English, signed in an unknown language, directed at the person who had had the accident. The note read as follows
“Hell o. This gift for you
You take gift
Peas
Gift for you, you was nice, (unintelligible) liked nourishment
Be good, have rest, cook more
(unintelligible signature)”












