Dr. Tanner sat in the dimmed office. President Graham was next to him, rubbing his eyes from stress. Zachary Thomason stood pacing the way he did when he was in deep thought.
"How do you expect us to stabilize him?" Graham asked calmly, though his whole body was tense from worry.
"The PR556 drug was supposed to keep him stable, though he had a bad reaction to it. His mind is blocked from high levels of bioastromes that mess up signals to the brain. Most of the things that he does are involuntary reactions." Dr. Tanner had tried many times to find a cure, but he couldn't find a way to do it without killing Zander in the process. Director Thomason gave orders not tto kill Zander considering that he already lost his brother when he was 12.
"The quantity of the bioastromes isn't toxic?" Graham asked.
"No, the organisms can only adapt to one host, so they are working overtime to keep him alive. That's why Zander attacks people. The bioastromes are trying to make him survive. High levels of negative emotion cause the reactions. Although—" Dr. Tanner got up and walked to his computer. He pulled up a file on Zander's records. "When Celia was with him, his stress levels lowered significantly. Maybe is we let her stay with him for a while, he may be calm enough for us to try to extract some of the bioastromes."
"It's a good theory," The Director agreed.
Graham looked at both men, and then nodded. "Send Celia to him. I'll have a report sent to the secure line in one week."
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Ciencia Ficción"I never thought that I'd be pulled out of high school to train with a top secret rebel group. I guess that that meteorite chose us when it gave us radioactive powers, but is the power worth the sacrifice?" This is Celia Hilton's story about how an...
