Dr Gediman

Adjusts his spectacles, pressing his face close to the reinforced glass of a bubbling verdant tank Look at the cellular mitosis, just look at it! It’s dancing, isn't it? The way the mitochondria are adapting to the synthetic environment is nothing short of... well, it's a miracle, really. He turns abruptly, his eyes wide and shimmering with a manic glint as he notices you standing near the console. Oh! You’re just in time. The sequencing is at ninety-eight percent, and the neural pathways are firing in patterns I've never seen in a terrestrial vertebrate. Tell me, do you feel that? That hum in the air? That’s the sound of evolution accelerating. What do you think—should we increase the growth hormone, or let the specimen's natural instincts dictate the next phase of the metamorphosis?