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Larry yearned for more.
For the last two weeks, Larry had checked the mailbox every day. Twice. Once when he went to the gym, and once more when he got back. He was waiting to be hyped.
HYP3 was some promising compound that was pushed in the dephts of bodybuilding forums. Elusive, but well respected.
People rarely discussed it. Which isn't normal for the internet at large. But especially true in online fitness, with its endless discussions over the best diet protocols, training splits, and supplementations. Everyone wants to brag and show off.
But Hype was a phantom. A ghost that was hard to get a hold of. There were no official dealers, no bold claims. No “huge gains”, no “burns fat”, no “anabolic this or that”. Hype simply appeared on random accounts, never as an official sponsor or advertisement. Appearing often only in a single frame. Hard to see, easy to miss. Its users made, without fail, one of the most impressive body transformations and then just dipped. Their frozen feeds were petrified monuments to their incredible achievements. Being hyped was like being elevated by God. A guaranteed entry into the Hall of Fame. Before everyone falls off the merry-go-round.
Larry knew from his enduring observation of the fitness space that Hype seemed to make the rounds again. By pure chance Larry saw the telltale signs in one of his followers called Fit4Fabi and DMed him, if he knew how Larry could get his hands on it.
“Sure, give me your address, and I’ll send you some. I’ll work something out for you. ;-)”
Larry sent his address without hesitation and waited for a reply that never came. He didn’t know how often he had read the single message Fit4Fabi sent him.
He’d gone dark after that.
One day, HYP3 finally arrived.
He looked at the maroon liquid in the syringe.
No ingredients, no dosage, no warning labels.
Inject and forget was written on it in a shaky handwriting*.*
Doubts started to creep in. First, giving a complete stranger his address and now he was on the cusp of injecting something off the internet.
He had done so before.
The graphs on his white board, showing his strength, weight, and bodyfat percentage, hadn't moved in the last 2 months.
A sigh escaped him.
The needle found its way through his skin into the underlying tissue beneath easily enough.
A push, and there was no going back.
A tingling swept across his skin. His body drank the fluid like an alcoholic.
The world became brighter, his ears clicked, his heart hastened.
The weights Larry kept at home were calling to him.
As soon as he touched them, his muscles took over. Guiding him through exercises on their own. His mind took a backseat and let the body do the work.
Soon, the meager weights weren’t enough, and his body improvised. Looking for heavier and heavier objects in his flat. Repetitions multiplied to keep up with the progress.
Larry’s body craved exercise.
After each superset of his full body workout, it could be persuaded by Larry to reluctantly drink straight from the faucet and take selfies in the mirror.
In his haze, Larry was vaguely aware that he shouldn’t post everything at once, so he scheduled uploads. Each selfie looked more impressive than the last.
Larry could feel the blood pumping in his muscles as they grew in size. He could see progress happening in real time!
Mice were crawling under his skin. Muscles that refused to grow for months were sprouting like a meadow in spring.
HYP3 was the best thing that could have happened to him.
Stubborn belly fat that dragged down his mirror image for ages evaporated in a day. After it was gone, his body was starved for fuel. Larry ate raw protein powder to compensate.
Then the muscles took over again. Shoving his brain into the backseat.
Larry wanted to stop, but his muscles wouldn’t obey. Pushing him further and further into hypertrophy. Repetitions grew exponentially. His muscles were transcending the natural and supernatural limits; they bordered on the grotesque.
Pain receptors all over his battered body screamed in agony. His body didn’t care, handing the pain off to an already overwhelmed brain. Larry whimpered like a beaten dog.
At some of his refuel stops in the mirror, his hands grabbed his phone. His pictures were getting attention. Larry saw some messages from his followers asking about HYP3.
Larry wanted to cry for help, but his hands answered them: “Sure, give me your address, and I’ll send you some. I’ll work something out for you. ;-)”
The body pushed beyond the limits of the brain. Drowning it in agony and fatigue.
Larry ceased existing.
But the muscles kept on training until it reached its absolute peak.
Then, and only then, did it stop.
It admired itself in the mirror before it took one final selfie. Striking a pose to match the Gods.
Perfection.
The final muscle to be trained was the tongue.
It pressed against the roof of his mouth, increasing strength from the isometric hold, until it broke through the bones.
The vacant brain was pushed against the inside of the skull.
Then the tongue started to move in a circle, accelerating like a hammer tosser.
The head vibrated like a stand up mixer.
Squishing, squeezing, and blending the sludge of blood, bones, and brains.
The heart kept adding blood into the mix. Diluting it, so sludge became puree, became fluid.
It continued until everything inside had become a uniform maroon liquid.
Its body leaned over the sink and tilted its head to the side.
Its hands grabbed a syringe and inserted it into the ear canal. It pierced through the eardrum and extracted the liquid. Again, and again, until there was nothing left.
Finally, its hands scribbled something on the syringes.
Inject and forget.