Drayden - Chapter 17
It takes me two months to recreate the complex coding of the virus that battled the nanos inside of Reginald. I can’t work at the Captiva house because the high-tech equipment I need can’t be transported, and it wouldn’t have done well with the humid conditions where our small group had been hiding. I use the scanning-tunneling microscope at the University of New South Wales to isolate the virus down to a single remaining atom and then rebuild it sequence by sequence, until I have the formula to construct it again and more of it if necessary. I take an hour break every other day, during which I get food, water and clothing for the house, and make sure to deliver it when I’m sure nobody is awake because I don’t want any distractions from my task at hand. I quietly
