Vraxoin Poison Bottle

A slender glass vial, no larger than Della’s palm, containing a fraction of an ounce of clear liquid. The bottle’s unassuming size belies its lethality—Rigg drinks the doctored draught without noticing the absence of ice or condensation on the glass. Its contents are odorless and tasteless, delivered through a sleight-of-hand exchange between a fresh drink for Romana and Rigg’s intended refreshment.

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S17E14 · Nightmare of Eden Part 2

Della poisons Rigg’s drink with Vraxoin

A slender glass vial, no larger than Della's palm, contains the lethal dose of Vraxoin used to poison Rigg's drink. The vial is emptied into the dispensed drink by the unseen smuggler before Della retrieves it, ensuring the liquid remains undetectable. Its small size and clear contents make it easy to conceal and deploy in the vending area's dim lighting.

Before: Intact, sealed vial hidden from view, likely carried onto the ship for the smuggling operation

After: Empty vial, its contents fully transferred into the drink and effectively exhausted as evidence

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