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Sudetenland Tales
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Kensington has struggled with drug related crises for years, and with the introduction of a new, lethal drug, the problem will only get worse. The town has become a hub for Xylazine, a horse tranquilizer that has attracted street names such as "zombie drug" and "tranq."
Xylazine is known to cause slower heart rates, sedation and, in many cases, death. Its usage has not been permitted for human use because of its fatal effects. However, the drug is often mixed into other common drugs, leading to users unknowingly injecting themselves with the tranquilizer. These effects bring users into torpor, similar to the trance like state of a zombie.