SURGE

Surge

By Earvin Eugene

Chapter 1: Apathetic

Imagine being able to escape from the real word within minutes. The real world tends to hide most of its most useful information. With the swallow of the ultimate pill your life changes. Changes for the better. It is the cure of many men's shortcomings. The faulty of laziness, depression, anxiety, and ego. Drug Z makes one alert and attentive to fine details. Jubilant and removed from negative emotions and feelings. Full of life and energy. Ecstatic to converse and enhancement of intellect. You could read for hours retaining the best knowledge. You can regurgitate facts and become self-aware at a higher level. Utilizing acquired information to create art, literature, and solve scientific problems. Math equations are understood with the capabilities to teach concepts to others. Drug Z is beneficial to get ahead not only in academics but in life in general. With the medication there is an increase in social and emotional intelligence. Be likeable and charismatic.

Chapter 2: Interesting

Irving was boring, awkward, and lacked committed focus. Irving was lucky and prescribed this new medication. It increased his metabolism, provided focus, and was a nootropic. The greatest drawback was that it was addictive. He felt alive for the first time with the euphoria. He was always on the chase for that first high. The world seemed to make sense. It was as if it took away his innocence and naivety and opened his mind to the "real" world. Everything was slower and he was the master of his own domain. He was able to pass his examinations in school but more importantly he was able to write his own books of the intricacies of life and essays on profound topics. He would become bestseller author. People could not believe the simplicity yet awareness of his novels. It was as if he signed his soul to the devil by the new form talent he possessed. He felt ashamed to mention Drug Z. He thought people would suggest it as "cheating". In addition, he thought this gave him the competitive advantage he needed. If everyone were aware it would level the playing field to the point, he would be an ordinary writer. Nobody wants to be labeled as a fraud, but Irving justified the use of Drug Z because he was prescribed it and did his own research.

Chapter 3: Addiction

When you can become numb to the world and ignore all the negative things. Why would you want to return? To become excellent at something you enjoyed. Drug Z is a taste of true happiness that is not provided in the world.