The stimulant extracted from over a hundred patients with severe mania is now concentrated in a metal syringe.
The nurse lightly licks the cold needle with her tongue before directly inserting it into the skull on the metal chair, left gnawed by cockroaches, injecting it into the brain.
Click! The restraints on his head are completely removed as well.
William, whose consciousness had stagnated for six whole days, gradually awakens. As his trembling eyelids unfolded upwards, his eyeballs were still a murky haze.
According to the psychiatric hospital's previous cases, after being injected with sedative number one (highest level) and forcibly awakened with a manic potion, an individual's brain will endure a significant burden, with intense emotional fluctuations, prolonged consciousness haze, or sudden mania within at least several months.
The nurse has already prepared the binding bandages; should William show any signs of losing control, she would immediately restrain him.
