Clan And Conviction (Clan Beginnings)
“With what looked like monumental effort, the Dramok said, “Explain, Psych.”
Krijero let his shoulders sag a little in relief. The beat down was averted for a few seconds at least. “Back when I first came on to your case, I told you how I thought the whole thing was bigger than just a gang running drugs.”
“I remember that. You said it was run like a business, and by someone much smarter than anyone likely to be in the gang’s roster.”
“I’m positive more than ever that I was right. ... I’m now sure this territory was a kind of testing grounds for the manufacture and distribution of Delir.”
Wynhod scowled. “You have proof?”
Not anything you’ll buy as evidence, you tough Nobek, Krijero thought, but he told them what he’d found anyway. “I can show you the stats of drug arrests for a similar but more potent drug than Delir. It’s been spreading like wildfire in the other territories for the last few years. They call it Frenzy, because when users start going through withdrawal, they go into a kind of violent psychotic agitation. Left too long without the drug, they fall victim to hallucinations, often to the point of attacking and killing others they are determined are out to get them.”MoreLess
Krijero let his shoulders sag a little in relief. The beat down was averted for a few seconds at least. “Back when I first came on to your case, I told you how I thought the whole thing was bigger than just a gang running drugs.”
“I remember that. You said it was run like a business, and by someone much smarter than anyone likely to be in the gang’s roster.”
“I’m positive more than ever that I was right. ... I’m now sure this territory was a kind of testing grounds for the manufacture and distribution of Delir.”
Wynhod scowled. “You have proof?”
Not anything you’ll buy as evidence, you tough Nobek, Krijero thought, but he told them what he’d found anyway. “I can show you the stats of drug arrests for a similar but more potent drug than Delir. It’s been spreading like wildfire in the other territories for the last few years. They call it Frenzy, because when users start going through withdrawal, they go into a kind of violent psychotic agitation. Left too long without the drug, they fall victim to hallucinations, often to the point of attacking and killing others they are determined are out to get them.”MoreLess
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