Permanent Ink

There’re so many dirty secrets that unethical companies hide from unsuspecting consumers, and Permanent Ink is a good case of what corporate greed can do. The book captures the irresponsibility of a business entity, science fiction, and horror. In the story, Aspen Stationers’ Supply releases a new product, the Lumiosa pens. They know very well that their ink is detrimental. The ink used on the pens could kill and bring rats back to life at the lab. These creatures become horrible creatures that tend to eat law flesh. But the greed that schools are opening for the new year compels the company to release the Permanent Ink. This is precisely how a zombie outbreak occurs. The wet Lumiosa ink turns children into undead beasts who attack one another for blood. The infection spreads so fast that almost all people become victims. 

We have a few articles to help readers prepare for the Permanent Ink. From the author’s commentary, you’ll see how greed can cause irresistible doom on earth. This book asks whether a lot of lust towards financial success is really worth it, given that it is the reason that the world is failing. The text also turns out to be among the top-rated zombie horror stories. There is no hope to survive the apocalypse that faces the world after releasing the poisonous pen to children. Any kid who touches the wet ink becomes a maniac. They attack others due to the blood-thirst quest they acquire from the poison.  The infection spreads fast in the Permanent Ink. After a short while, the entire society is in chaos. 

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