Escape On Thera

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SpoilerI like your alien script and all, but the fact that it has a one to one correlation to the latin script and all words written in it seem to be in English make me kinda disappointed, but it is very elegant, and is way better than random meaningless squiggles. What do you call it?

>Remove contact from any metallic surfaces. Those look like electric aethertouched. Electricity tends to flow towards the place of least charge, grounding themselves, and favor the fastest route towards the ground which conductors such as metals (and water) allow with ease of flow.
>Do not throw fluids at them, yet. It might drip and create unwanted collateral damage.
>Try shooting them with foam darts. (To distract them.)
>Actually, just leave the room! I don't think you're prepared to fight them here. There's a lot material around that could burn, evaporate, spill, break, or perhaps even explode.

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Spoiler>A vacuum cleaner doesn't actually clean vacuums. It cleans using a vacuum. Essentially, it sucks stuff (usually dust) from surfaces and store it in a bag that's attached to the main body of the machine. I'm also aware that some vacuum cleaners can do the inverse, blow air and stuff out. Vacuum cleaners that I'm most familiar with need electricity to operate.
>Muriatic acid (also called hydrochloric acid) is strong stuff. Not only is it used to clean stains from clothes, they can also be used to clean bathroom tiles (as well as burn hands). Handle it with care. I've heard dirt actually sizzle in contact with it.
>That black window thing appears to be a monitor. Those are used to display information in the form of pictures. Those usually need electricity and an information source to operate. Actually, it might not be set up yet. It's in storage after all.
>That colorful gun, that's surely a toy. That's a very tame version of actual guns. Designed to be fun and not harm.