Breathe Easy is a special drug developped by the International Temporal Enforcement Agency that can temporarily immunize people against the effects of certain gases, uncluding Type-7.

FunctionEdit

Appearing as yellow gelcaps, Breathe Easy is ideally taken up to two minutes before potentially breathing any harmful gases. Breathe Easy stops certain gases from being absorbed by the lungs and they're instead breathed out with carbon dioxide. While Breathe Easy was designed specifically to make a person immune to Type-7 gas, it can also lessen effects of smoke and other airborne chemical weapons of a similar nature. Each gelcap lasts roughly four hours.

HistoryEdit

Motion Mist was developped by Katie Grant and Mia Santos, it being a key project of theirs for the International Temporal Enforcement Agency since their recruitment. Developped in April of 2009, Breathe Easy is a standard part of ITEA field kits.

See AlsoEdit

• Type-7