Security Elixir
Used by some of the less reputable – i.e. serving the market for underage sex workers – brothels to ensure that their ‘workers’ do not simply run away, Security Elixir is a drug that takes up residence in the subject’s blood, there to be triggered under certain conditions. The most common of those is a simple radius of movement from a defined location, although it appears it may also be triggerable via voice command. It is surprisingly easy to simply switch off, assuming that the person able to do so can be sufficiently motivated.
Security Elixir may be magical, technological, or some combination of both – for obvious reasons, very little is known about it.
Related drugs: Brainpowder, Embargon, Fadeaway, Formula 9763 and Heroine.
Origin: Saga by Fiona Staples and Brian K. Vaughan.

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