Yikes!

[sketchedpower]

I got some of that ash on me earlier when I was outside.() That stuff sticks!*ept; I'm still having trouble getting it off.(=pd_) Out of my hair was bad enough, but my clothes...[pnc:elps

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[embalmment]

It sticks?

[serenepuppeteer]

Yes, to everything... The building, to people, the ground... It's also very slippery.

[embalmment]

... than it is...

[serenepuppeteer]

What are you thinking, sir...?

[embalmment]

I don't believe it is a volcano.

[serenepuppeteer]

Ah! You as well? I thought it might be at first, but... I was wondering if perhaps it was similar to what happened in Chernobyl. As in, this is all a result of something man made. As to what, I can't be sure...

[embalmment]

Chernobyl?

What happened there?

[serenepuppeteer]

I was told Econtra was located in Chernobyl, but... Hm. Perhaps events here are different than my world, but in my world, a long, long time ago when people still lived on Earth, a place in Russia called Chernobyl suffered a nuclear disaster. Many people died and an entire city was evacuated.

Though everything points to a volcano and effects of radiation don't react in this way... It could still be something similar.

[embalmment]

The signs do not add up.

This smell of sour milk is not... volcanic.

[serenepuppeteer]

Volcanos release sulfur gas before they erupt, which smells like rotten eggs more so than sour milk, but... I don't think we can rule out a volcano just yet.

[sketchedpower]

It stuck to my hair, my clothes--any part of me it touched. I'm trying to wash it out, but it's difficult, especially when I try to get it out of my clothes. I was wearing a lot of white, so all the ash shows easily.

[embalmment]

Is it off?

[sketchedpower]

I got as much as I could off my hair, though there's still some left. I'm still trying to work on my clothes.

[embalmment]

Contect me again when you've gotten it off. Do your best to be quick about it. It may be toxic.