Peter Notovo, Chief of the Sluzhba Vneshney Razvedki, or Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation, had had enough of his agency’s inability to collect any meaningful information about the disappearance of Doctor Wilcox. He had called in a think tank of Russian scientists to consider the matter. Their two representatives were seated nervously in front of his desk.
“You have results?” asked Chief Notovo.
“Yes, we have results,” one replied.
“Present,” demanded the Chief.
"We decided that looking for the two people would be unproductive. Therefore, we looked for something that would be unique to where they would be hiding. We assumed that if they were alive, they would be continuing their work."
The other representative chimed in. “We found that genetic engineering w
