Korozar

Gaius stared out the window of his office, trying to think of a way to save his life's work. The view from the ninety-third floor was magnificent. From the skyscrapers that stretched out below him in the foreground, to the river twisting back and forth behind them choked with vessels of all sizes, and the mountains in the far distance, it was breathtaking. His mind didn't perceive even the smallest part of it, consumed as he was in endless thought.   The board meeting was mere minutes away and he still hadn't found the solution to the swathes of modified patients succumbing to repeated hallucinations. He'd thought that if he gathered enough data he'd find the solution, but it had been weeks and the data had lead to only one new conclusion.   Every patient was modified to look like a dragon. Each patient had a unique combination of genes from different species. He'd previously thought that they only hallucinated in proximity to one another, but this wasn't true. A few scattered patients