Explaining to the mundane was tedious. Angelika just left it at the bare basics. "Monsters are real, Dr. Ferguson."
They went round and round about the kind, he wanted specifics and Angelika was disinclined to offer them.
"Let's try this a different way. Mr. Durante likened the creatures to chubacabaras -- a parasitic creature who speak with a sort of hive mind."
Angelika frowned. "He told you that?"
"Not me peronally, it's in his report."
"I'd like to see that report."
"Of course."
He handed her the folder in front of him and when she opened it was surprised to find a not so redacted report. "Not what I was expecting. It's quite readable."
"His report looks foolish to most people. He looks crazy. I imagine that is the intent if anyone were to read them."
"I assure you he is not crazy. And do you have his blood samples?" He acknowledged that he did. "I want to see them."
They went round and round about the kind, he wanted specifics and Angelika was disinclined to offer them.
"Let's try this a different way. Mr. Durante likened the creatures to chubacabaras -- a parasitic creature who speak with a sort of hive mind."
Angelika frowned. "He told you that?"
"Not me peronally, it's in his report."
"I'd like to see that report."
"Of course."
He handed her the folder in front of him and when she opened it was surprised to find a not so redacted report. "Not what I was expecting. It's quite readable."
"His report looks foolish to most people. He looks crazy. I imagine that is the intent if anyone were to read them."
"I assure you he is not crazy. And do you have his blood samples?" He acknowledged that he did. "I want to see them."