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OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
- Intent: To sub a perfume with unique effects on the wearer.
- Image Source: Last Gamer
- Permissions: N/A
- Primary Source: Perfume
- Name: Infinity
- Manufacturer: Ishani Sibwarra
- Affiliation: Ishani Sibwarra
- Market Status: Open-Market
- Modularity: No
- Production: Limited
- Material: Alcohol, fragrance, alchemizedstimulants
- Classification: Perfume
- Method of Consumption: Applied to the body, typically by spraying the neck or wrists.
- Average Life: A few hours
- Nutritional Value/Allergies/Side Effects/ Purpose: Do not consume! Those who are sensitive to airborne products may experience irritation in the eyes, sinuses and/or lungs.
- Perfume contains compounds designed to keep the wearer alert and boost energy levels.
- Continued use can keep the wearer awake for long periods of time, similar in effect to caffeine.
- The properties of the perfume also extend to individuals within a meter radius of the wearer, albeit in a milder form.
- All Nighter: Wearing this perfume will keep you awake and alert for as long as its effects last.
- Boost: The wearer will also be granted heightened focus and increased energy.
- Projection: Any individual standing with approximately a one meter radius of the wearer will also experience the effects of the perfume, albeit in a milder form.
- Crash: As the effects of the perfume begin to wear off, the user may "crash", feeling incredibly tired. Spraying it again will mitigate this, but...
- Skittish: Prolonged use of this perfume can cause loss of motor function, increased heart rate, and mild paranoia.
- Addictive: But it's a fairly easy habit to kick and can be easily flushed out of the system with the Force or medical technology.
- Bug Spray: Individuals who are sensitive to airborne products may not appreciate Infinity. Just don't spray it around them.
You open a door. Actually, it's a revolving door. Do you "open" revolving doors, or is it more like boarding a train?...
Around and around you go in the revolver. You smell something. It smells like things bunched up into liquid stuff. The things smell good already, but liquidated together they smell heavenly. Very nice, you think. What's all the stuff? You sniff. The mintiness of a packet of gum just opened. Coffee sitting on a table in a library. No, coffee on an office desk covered in urgent business papers.
You sniff again. Now you're smelling what people with synesthesia must smell when they see the color green. Also when they hear the word spoken out loud, "green". Perky marigolds in a vase. Oakmoss and vetiver, because it's a perfume, and all perfumes are required to have oakmoss, vetiver, or both in their formulation. If they fail to include these vital notes, the perfume police will be knocking on the perfumer's door. The perfumer doth protest too much, and winds up hauled away to the slammer in handcuffs. You know that smell handcuff metal leaves on your wrist skin? Amber has no scent. It smells like amber in here.
You're still in the revolving door. You've been spinning around for hours. You can't stop. You're like a hamster on a wheel. People are lined up outside, like they're waiting to get on a roller coaster. You wish you had taken the stairs instead of the elevator. This train stops for nobody.
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