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Upon entering the apartment, the otter was found shivering and unresponsive in a corner, staring at the bloodied remains of five classmates scattered across the room.\n\nAccording to de Fleuve, he invited the victims to his apartment to celebrate his birthday with a bottle of rare, imported Octopus Wine. De Fleuve claims that his guests began exhibiting odd behavior roughly 30 minutes after drinking the wine, including hyperactivity and implied visual hallucinations. After an accidental injury, his guests became violent with each other. In a later interview at the Suez Police Station de Fleuve said, \"I thought they were just drunk or something at the start. It's like they were really happy, like... like it really felt good to be hurt. [redacted] cut himself really deep and started moaning...\"\n\nThe otter claims the victims then continued to cut and attack each other, despite his protests; the violence escalating to a point where the young man feared for his own safety. Bodies were found with missing fingers, broken arms and gouged eyes. Although de Fleuve was initially charged with murder, there was no forensic evidence that the otter ever made physical contact with the victims and none of the decedents bore defensive markers of any kind.\n\nToxicology reports indicate that a chemical compound closely resembling Phencyclidine was found in the blood of the victims, which matched samples of the octopus found in the wine bottle. 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Recovery from his trauma has been described as slow.\n\nOctopus Wine is illegal in all countries in the African Union, but it can reportedly be found on the black market and occasionally at rare spirit traders.\n\n----\n\nTop-level donors to my [url=http://www.patreon.com/Immelmann]Patreon[/url] get to see their character killed, maimed, or driven crazy by some unworldly horror. I'm not sure this donor is on this website, though.", "description_bbcode_parsed": "College student Koobi de Fleuve was arrested on a Sunday morning after local police, responding to a noise complaint, saw a disturbance and evidence of a fight through the window. Upon entering the apartment, the otter was found shivering and unresponsive in a corner, staring at the bloodied remains of five classmates scattered across the room.

According to de Fleuve, he invited the victims to his apartment to celebrate his birthday with a bottle of rare, imported Octopus Wine. De Fleuve claims that his guests began exhibiting odd behavior roughly 30 minutes after drinking the wine, including hyperactivity and implied visual hallucinations. After an accidental injury, his guests became violent with each other. In a later interview at the Suez Police Station de Fleuve said, "I thought they were just drunk or something at the start. It's like they were really happy, like... like it really felt good to be hurt. [redacted] cut himself really deep and started moaning..."

The otter claims the victims then continued to cut and attack each other, despite his protests; the violence escalating to a point where the young man feared for his own safety. Bodies were found with missing fingers, broken arms and gouged eyes. Although de Fleuve was initially charged with murder, there was no forensic evidence that the otter ever made physical contact with the victims and none of the decedents bore defensive markers of any kind.

Toxicology reports indicate that a chemical compound closely resembling Phencyclidine was found in the blood of the victims, which matched samples of the octopus found in the wine bottle. Later experiments with this compound have revealed its capacity to modify brain chemistry in such a way to interpret all pain as pleasure.

In an internal company note, one scientist remarked, "When these kids were having their arms broken and tongues cut off, they were probably the happiest they had ever been in their lives." Law enforcement is treating the incident as tragic manslaughter due to drug overdose, though no charges have been laid against the survivor, Mr. de Fleuve, due to the accidental nature of his acquiring the wine from a liquor store. His decision not to drink himself, to drive his friends home safely, is being considered a slim silver lining to the tragedy and was remarked by investigators as a "tragic conclusion to considerate responsibility" on behalf of the surviving witness.

Koobi de Fleuve is currently kept at the Ray Institute for Mental Health. Recovery from his trauma has been described as slow.

Octopus Wine is illegal in all countries in the African Union, but it can reportedly be found on the black market and occasionally at rare spirit traders.

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