Vision

Vision is a hallucinogenic drug. It's made of Rue, real name“Imabikisoup/Imabikido”.

## Description

It looks like a black sheet of medicine.

It is taken by soaking in drinking water and drinking it.

Its smell is the smell of burnt goods.

It causes the fingernails to turn black.

Once a man takes Vision, he sees a“Black woman” and catches fire after looking her in the eye.

Once a man takes Vision, he will see the“Black woman” and will catch fire and die after looking her in the eye. Once a woman takes Vision, she will also see a“Black woman,” but looking into a black woman's eyes will cause the woman taking Vision to uncontrollably force the man she likes to take Vision.

There is a legend about it and the black woman:

"至高の快楽を得る代わり/Instead of Supreme Pleasure

黒い女に骨まで焼かれるだろう/The black woman will burn you to the bones

大壺に火が焚かれる限り/As long as the pot keep burning

地獄の炎から逃れる術はない/There is no escape from the flames of hell

残された刻を知りたくば/If you want to know the time left

自らの爪に聞け/Ask your fingernail"

## History

During the Edo period, Japan relied on an island called Dejima to communicate with the Netherlands and other countries. Thunberg, a 28-year-old Dutch botanist and doctor, went to Japan. This led many Japanese scholars to learn advanced medical technology,including Moriyado's founder and his daughter Aya. At the time, the founders tried to trick Thunberg by letting Aya get the formula and monopolize it by giving him Imabikisou as a gift. When“Imabikisoup/Imabikido” was developed and tried out, the founders wrote it down as a recipe and called it“God-given Vanilla”. In the meantime, however, Aya falls in love with Thunberg and feels guilty about cheating on him. After Thunberg left, the guilt evolved into grief, causing Aya to cry in the house every night. To prevent her from continuing to do so in order to be questioned, her father placed her under house arrest in a hidden room. Soon after, Aya heard what the foreigner said outside and thought it was Thunberg. She ran out immediately. But after taking Imabikisoup/Imabikido for too long, her exposure to the sun ignited a flame that burned until she turned to ash. From then on, the vanilla was named.

During World War II, Ami Moriya began working on a quick-acting Imabikisoup/Imabikido Pill to appease Moriyado's president, who had been traumatized by the war. But before she could finish her research, her husband died in the war. This stimulated AMI to become more devoted to research, even chaining her feet to the lab for the rest of her life, while her servant, Shotaro Horiuchi, assisted with the rest. However, Ami was burned to death in the process, and Moriyado came to an end.

## In Modern

The supposedly extinct Imabikisoup/Imabikido appears in Japan as“Vision”. Some Kanto Arts University students, including Ryohei Mikami, took Vision during a camping trip and burned to death in a moving car. Some of the other burning incidents, such as at the station, the victims were taking Vision. Kengo Nakamori, Masato Watanabe, Kaori Minagawa and Kazuko Matsushita, who also went camping, also took Vision. The group's first victim was Masato Watanabe, an early user. The rest died within days. Survivors Hiroki Makimura and Manami Hayase investigated the story behind Vision and explored Moriyado's site, eventually confronting and succeeding Ami, who turned into a“Black woman”.

In Story Blue, Imabikisoup/Imabikido becomes Kyoko Mamiya's motivation to bring her dead son back to life. She cut off the fingers of four girls who had joined the Wonder Girls group she had founded, then burned them in a cauldron where Imabikisoup/Imabikido was being made into a case. Manami Hayase, the last member of the Wonder Girls Group, is about to become Kyoko's final step. To do so, she disguised herself as Professor Tanabe and went with Hiroki Makimura to the former site of Moriyado, where she successfully captured Hiroki and Manami. In the process, however, she was thrown in and killed by Ami Moriya, who was angry that the cauldron had been used without permission.

In Story Brown, Imabikisoup/Imabikido is transformed into powder by Doctor Okajima using a formula written by Kyosuke Mamiya. If added to her own blood, the drug can cause people to become dependent on it, including Hiroki Makimura. Powders without added blood, such as Manami Hayase, are not addictive. In a later incident, she was also burned to death after taking it for too long. After fleeing the villa, Manami suddenly dusted the powder with his own blood, turning it into Imabikisoup/Imabikido.

In Story Green, Hiroki Makimura and Manami Hayase discover Aya and Thunberg's past in Moriyado's old site and forge a rapprochement between them. In the end, Aya and Thunberg also facilitated the relationship between Hiroki and Manami.