Character notes: hypnosis audio

Oh boy, hello again. 

Last time I didn't give any sort of explanation as to what was going on in the character notes, but this time I thought I'd give just a tiny foreword, so that it's not totally confusing. 

These aren't *my* notes on the character, as in, this isn't what I write myself when I'm figuring out the plot. If you want that, a fair amount of it takes place in the WIP Script... and the rest takes place in my sneaky lil notebook. 

This however, is notes on the character as if written by someone else. Depending on what audio, that "someone else" might be the listener, the character of the audio itself, or a different person.

This tier is literally the spoiler tier, so I don't think I have to say "spoilers ahead" every time, but just assume that it's implied.

In case you didn't know yet, this hypnosis audio is going to be in the Space Boyz world, so, with that being said, lemme plop the notes below:

Obstructionum 1:

"Amber light on endless tide,

Crimson cliffs, oceans of flame,

The expanse of souls swallows,

Your beliefs, leave cast aside,

Dread settles, you know its name,

Timeless, the breath that follows,

It is into Hell you ride."

E.P.A. Subject #427 Testing

Physical Effects: Initially none. Subject shows typical physical signs of fatigue, stress, and lack of sleep. When concentrating, subject’s veins get visibly darker, stemming from around the eyes. Effect increases and spreads with time.

Mental effects: Subject experiences auditory hallucinations, claiming to be “plagued by others' thoughts”. Lack of ability to concentrate; subject’s attention often drifts off and results in them staring at the wall or floor with a blank expression. Occasionally, subject will ask abrupt questions, with a concerning level of awareness – unless being given information that was not briefed to the team, it is possible that the subject has heightened ability to sense or notice emotions.

VIS: When exposed to VIS, subject will react violently in a state of panic and stress. Extended exposure will result in subject collapsing and convulsing. Subject remains disoriented and distressed for hours afterwards.

VIS has no effect on physical health of the subject – still unclear how.