Voidflowers are black-centered, nanophage-infected sunflowers used in voidflower meal. The plants are present in the meal room and are mixed with raw meat in a preparation associated with a reported compulsion to enter a dark room and subsequent gaps in memory.[1]
Identification and setting
The meal recording explicitly identifies the plants as nanophage-infected sunflowers and specifies those with black centers. The visual record shows dark flower heads, green stems and broad green leaves growing along the base of the work surface in the meal room.
The recording supplies no strain designation, infection history, cultivation method or botanical measurements.
Use in voidflower meal
Flower heads are picked, torn apart and kneaded into uncooked meat. Black material remains visible throughout the resulting mixture. The flowers are not shown being consumed separately.
The narrator’s compulsion and memory loss are described after eating the completed meal. The recording does not establish that the flowers alone produce these effects or identify the mechanism of action.
References
- Voidflower meal — preparation and dark-room recording Primary recording
A 45.632-second recording of meal preparation, consumption and entry into a dark room. The narration describes an overwhelming urge to enter and an absence of memory for the interior and departure. The speaker, meat source, facility location and recording date are not identified.