Ludendorff believed that deployment of Maru's new gas could win Germany the war, and tried to convince German military command to not sign the proposed armistice.
She also created "vials of energizer" gas for the general, that granted superhuman strength and durability if inhaled. The theft of her notebook stalled her work considerably, but she nonetheless succeeded in creating the gas mask defeating poison gas that she and Ludendorff wanted. Poison's notebook containing her research and escaped by plane, thereby informing the Allies of her gas formula and plans to use it. Unbeknownst to the pair, one of Ludendorff's bodyguards was actually Steve Trevor, an Allied spy. Poison in her research facility located in the Ottoman Empire to inspect progress on an even deadlier form of mustard gas (containing a hydrogen base instead of sulfur) capable of defeating conventional gas masks, which he hoped could still salvage a German victory in the war. In the dying days of World War I, Ludendorff visited Dr. She covers them with special plates shaped and colored to imitate human flesh, as was actually done during the time. Maru's severe facial scars came due to intentional exposure to one of her own gases. Poison's work with poisonous gas and sponsored her research on behalf of the German military. An admirer of her work was Erich Ludendorff, a general of the Imperial German Army. She was discreetly induced by the divine influence of Ares to create deadlier weapons than those known. Poison was a notorious scientist from the Ottoman Empire who specialized in the field of toxicology and fluid dynamics.
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