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A documentary about Mind-Erasing Chems and Tellarynus Substance. - Agent Omega - 01-17-2019
The File you are about to view is classified in highest order. Only senior CIS Operatives and Director is allowed to view it.
SRNTY-33-A "Sanguine Serenity" Mind-Erasing Chem: The aptly named Sanguine Serenity is used by Crayter Intelligence operatives on captured enemy combatants or intelligence unit that is aimed to be turned into loyal Crayter soldiers or assets. Seen as extremely unethical but necessary within CIS, it is used only on key personnel that is needed to act as double agents. It is a drug that is made from a mixture of Pharmaceuticals, Synththetic Marijuana and several local Yuma plants extracted. Combined effects of drug puts the intaker's brain to a dormant state and when combined with Tellarynus, it allows re-conditioning of brain and suppressing the user's original memories. However the process comes with extreme side effects, such as Cardamine dependancy, as Tellarynus is based from a mixture of Cardamine and local, poisonous plants.
Tellarynus: Tellarynus is a substance that is made by putting Cardamine into dust form and then mixing with several Yuma plants and carnivorous insects extract. It is used at creating "Sanguine Serenity" and aids in reconditioning of user's brain by aiding suppressing original memories of user within subconciousness, achieved by putting the user uncouncious for a limited time and putting the brain in a dormant kind of state for some time. However proper indoctrination is required to prevent original memories resurfacing.
By using Tellarynus infused Sanguine Serenity, it is possible to insert fake memories and personalities into the intaker's brain.