"Who said it hasn't been already?" Dealers were among the most convenient; when money was good, they'd sell just about anything. "It's a lot easier than you make it sound: hey man, I've got something new for you to try." Enfenim did his best to mimic a mortal degenerate; the stretch was only focused on half of that statement. "This is different from anything I've given you before, go on, give it a try: you'll feel like Superman for an hour." Enfenim settled back into himself, "And the first time's free." The lineup at Porus was strewn with people who'd jump at the chance to escape themselves for a time, and the black market was evidence enough that there were people who'd do just about anything for strength. The Asphodel, too.
Efigenia’s lips pursed into something of a sardonic smile at Enfenim’s jestful mocking before deciding to inspect the box one last time at his prodding to try it. Drugs, even that of the supernatural kind, weren’t something close to compelling for the Advocate, but the abyssal elf spoke of mimicked power; and power often spoke to the Advocate’s language. Her brow quirked at his embellishment of the pill’s accomplishments; she often took the good with the bad, the power that stemmed from the Asphodel being one such fated exchange. Enfenim was slippery, and though they had moments and quirks where they intersected, she’d not take any random pill that fell from his bag unto her hands; despite his astute reputation as a shady dealer. “Why, Saint Nicholas, you’re so giving.” Lest not by herself, "And are you not going to indulge, as well?"











