((Is this a test for Poison's system?))
Yessum. Of a small part of it.
Evidently, vomiting did the trick.
We seem to be able to produce some kind of clay-like substance that hardens on contact with air.
Further investigation would focus on the clay-like ball vomited up.
You poke at the ceramic lump. It seems to be normal ceramic. Hard to tell what kind of ceramic it is, but it seems pretty hard.
Huh, seems like some sort of brick breath. Spit at something.
Projectile vomit or Spit?
Vomit again, trying to will it into a particular shape as it goes. Maybe a small person.
The vomit comes out and splats to the ground. It immediately begins forming into a little terracotta man. It hardens as soon as its formed.
Vomit on a wall.
You projectile vomit on the wall. It splatters against the wall and hardens like a giant spitball.
Hit the hardened lump with a hammer
A big chunk of it shatters off into pieces.
Figure out what the red bits in the sink are. Did the toothpaste react to them specifically or were they on the teeth? Burp with a mouthful of toothpaste and see if anything odd happens.
Also, burp with a mouthful of water, and spit the result into a cup. Does it look like the first test?
They look like...dirt or clay?
The burp-water (ew) looks like it has a little bit of the red stuff in it.
Get a mold shaped like a pot.
Vomit into it.
That works, although you get a solid, hard lump of ceramic in the shape of a pot.
Irony pretty much got it. Faster then I expected too. Good job irony.
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