-d — Justice 20 Type-b Love Poison

Format: DVD (Standard and Type-B editions often feature different cover art or bonus footage) Content Type: Adult G-Video (Gay Media) Studio: G-Project

2. The D-Type Detachment Real love requires vulnerability. The "-D" poison injects apathy. When you try to connect emotionally, they respond with logic. You: "I feel lonely." Them: "That is illogical because I sat next to you for 30 minutes." They stop feeling with you and start managing you. Justice 20 Type-B Love Poison -D

: Usually denotes a specific variation or "sub-type" of a base item or skill. Type-B often focuses on secondary effects like debuffs or utility rather than raw power. Love Poison Format: DVD (Standard and Type-B editions often feature

This suggests that the artifact is not a first draft. It is an evolved, perhaps corrupted, version of an original ideal of justice. Antidote: None reliably for -D

Love Poison

This is the most evocative part of the phrase. A "Love Poison" is a classic trope in speculative fiction—a substance that induces artificial feelings of love, obsession, or devotion. However, in this specific context, it is not a simple aphrodisiac. The Justice 20 Type-B Love Poison -D is unique because it weaponizes love. It does not create love from nothing; it hijacks existing feelings of justice, guilt, or righteousness and twists them into a destructive form of love.

Description: "A small, crystalline vial labeled with archaic script. According to the notes of the alchemist Justice, this is experimental batch '20', variant 'B'.

Operational Notes

• Antidote: None reliably for -D. Emotional memory suppression is built into the decay mechanism.
• Countermeasure: Forced isolation from the fixation target for first 48 hours reduces bond strength by ~60% (but increases depressive suicidality).
• Ethical status: Use prohibited under Geneva Accords (Annex 19, Emotional Weapons Ban). Black market samples often mislabeled as perfume.

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