Well. Making things or people fly. Wouldn't recommend trying it on yourself. [She says with a wry smirk.] I don't know that you'd want to meet these humans, honestly. They're not looking for an understanding of what it means to be human, or the natural course of evolution-- they just want a weapon that no one can confiscate.

I didn't use enough to become addicted, though I can't say that even the first time was a good idea. Truth be told, I didn't know if I could withstand the effects, but I needed the tool. It was a life-or-death kind of situation. But if I had the choice and it wasn't necessary, I would have certainly strayed away from substance abuse as you say.

Not only because it is painful-- and the things you see after drinking it are usually gruesome-- but because short of whatever happened to me here, it usually isn't reverseable.