Deckan lit up at having his flash bomb authorized, it always feels so long between his usages of concoctions, though it may only be a few hours. He twiddled the vial between his fingers, watching the granules inside tumble as he waited for the perfect moment; the closer the flashbomb was to the target's head - and in front of their eyes - the more effective the blast. It had taken Deckan no small amount of years or test subjects to perfect his tosses. Exploding at just the right moment, the target will be disoriented for atleast fifteen seconds, more than enough time to do any number of devious things, as this man would soon learn. A pity he won't be able to teach his lesson.<br/><br/>Upon prompting from Eacarus, Deckan produced two more small phials, one filled with a dark green sludge, the other a lighter, thinner liquid.<br/>"Have your pick." As he extended the two to her, "The darker is the nastier, as usual. The light green one will, if administered near the head or heart, result in a near instant death. Quiet and efficient. The darker, however, is a little more on the 'fun' side. It has no directly toxic effects, but it has a thickening factor on blood; as it courses through the victim's veins, their blood turns to a near-solid sort of goo. Near the heart, again, this is very quickly fatal. Somewhere further, however - the foot, perhaps - and the victim will be in excruciating pain for hours. I once pricked a man's toe with the stuff, and it took a full day for him to die. And by that time, he had run all out of screams. It's your choice; the former is quick, but there will likely be many inside that hear the flashbomb, so stealth isn't -wholly- necessary." He glanced into Eacarus' eyes, making sure she knew the count. "Count to five when I light the fuse, cover your eyes on 'four,' and move quick."<br/>With his free hand, he lit the matchstick, which in turn lit the fuse of the flashbomb. Deckan extinguished the match and grabbed the flashbomb, waiting one more vital second before tossing it, and slamming his eyes shut. He didn't need to look to confirm; he knew it had exploded just a few inches from the man's head, rendering him blind and deaf for the rest of his short life.