Type-b Love Poison -d: Justice 20

Classification: Tactical Neuromancer Arts / Status-Effect Finisher User: Justice Enforcer Unit 20 (Type-B Variant) Attribute: Bio-Digital / Piercing

Subject D-7 (29, female, security detail) was exposed during a containment breach. She developed fixation on a mannequin in an abandoned department store — the first “humanoid” she saw post-exposure. For 20 days, she maintained a one-sided ritual: leaving fresh flowers, writing love letters, standing nightly “vigils.” On Day 20, she reported “waking from a dream” and couldn’t recognize the mannequin. Autopsy of the compound’s effects showed no residual neural damage — only confusion and a single tear upon seeing a photograph of herself kissing a plastic hand.

Why the “-D” variant specifically? In a world of generic love poisons (the slow kind, the burning kind, the forgetful kind), -D is the personalized strain. Justice 20 Type-B Love Poison -D

It targets your specific flaw. Your specific weakness.

Maybe your -D is the way they laugh at your darkest jokes. Maybe it’s the way they look at you like you’re already theirs. Maybe it’s the fact that they left a book at your apartment three months ago and you still haven’t returned it because you’re hoping they’ll come back for it. Autopsy of the compound’s effects showed no residual

That’s the poison. It’s not grand tragedy. It’s the small, repetitive choices to stay sick.

There are songs that get stuck in your head. And then there are songs that get stuck in your soul. It targets your specific flaw

I stumbled across “Justice 20 Type-B Love Poison -D” late on a Tuesday night, headphones on, lights off. The title alone felt like a warning label on a candy box—sweet, clinical, and just dangerous enough to make you curious.

It turns out, curiosity is a side effect.