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Cocaine Boy

Theoretically if one was to acquisition a small child, and rip off their face to wear as a mask, then acquired another child, the follow could occur. A scenario in which, the new child is forced to consume extreme doses of cocaine and other available cocaine-like substances, and that the child absorbs these narcotics into their bloodstream. In which where the child's heart rate increases to fatal levels, to the point that the blood is travelling so quickly that taking the sharp corners, presented by veins, becomes impossible. Much like a car driving off the edge of a cliff, the blood tears through little Timmy's veins and begins to pool up in his skin. Eventually the skin reaches the breaking point and tears ope, letting out all the blood. The heart is still of course pumping at levels no longer detectable, on account of such high speeds that the the human eye, the heart doesn't move at all. The heart still produces vast quantities of blood, which proceeds to pour out, but not before doing just enough to keep the child alive. No toxin in the blood makes a full rotation to the heart, meaning they have become immune to poisons and extending that logic, cannot die. The effects of the cocaine would eventually wear off, resulting the child's death. However due to the child's now crippling coke addiction they will do anything to acquire more, further their life. Should the supply of cocaine ever cease the child would not be able to produce sufficient blood to counteract the profuse bleeding, and would die nearly instantly. Death would be a blessing, in all ways except for being a cold entirety without coke. As such Cocaine Boy is practically unkillable, as any attempt to cut off the supply of coke would never be allowed by the undying juggernaut. And that's why the beach is covered in blood.

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