Heroin

Heroin is formed from the REDOX reaction of reagents poppy plant milk and Pycnogonida. When poppy milk is sprayed onto a pycnogonida, the shell melts down into a white salt (White China Heroin) and the internal purple mass melts down into a black/brown tar (Black Tar Heroin). Heroine smoke or inject heroin into the system to get high. As soon as a heroin user digests the plant matter within the heroin, the user becomes sick. The sickness is a result of the pycnogonida remaining in the human body after plant matter is digested. A Heroin user is a Zooid-Mobilized Biological Entity.

Heroin is used for the physical feel that users feel when intoxicated. The plasmodium parasite concentration in heroine tingles the nerves along the veins of the user. The user believes the physalia physalis tentacles brushing against their insides feels like an orgasm. The alkaline poppy milk in the dose keeps the plasmodium parasites in a temporarily inhibited state while the injection deteriorates the nervous system inducing a numb high. Elements of poppy milk coagulate and reduce bleeding from within the veins being destroyed by the heroin dose. Within hours of injection, poppy milk is digested by the body, damage to the nervous system begins to pulse blood, viral loads within heroin are uninhibited, and pycnogonids within heroin doses begin a painful acidic absorption of the user's internal organs.