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Cole Vanlaere is in [[Farwatch]] custody. | Cole Vanlaere is in [[Farwatch]] custody. | ||
| − | '''Max says, "Another mechanism for delivering [[Metabiotic Crystals|crystals]] is the [[Wasteland]] synthetic opioid. Doctor Cole Vanlaere oversaw Wasteland manufacture in Iowa and was provided the crystals for Wasteland 2.0. But we're reasonably confident he didn't know that 2.0 was a catalyst for metahuman [[Change]]. Evidently, Neo-C planned to experiment with Wasteland 2.0, but presumably not just randomly in the black market of Chicagoland." | + | '''Max''' says, "Another mechanism for delivering [[Metabiotic Crystals|crystals]] is the [[Wasteland]] synthetic opioid. Doctor Cole Vanlaere oversaw Wasteland manufacture in Iowa and was provided the crystals for Wasteland 2.0. But we're reasonably confident he didn't know that 2.0 was a catalyst for metahuman [[Change]]. Evidently, Neo-C planned to experiment with Wasteland 2.0, but presumably not just randomly in the black market of Chicagoland." |
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Max runs her fingers through her short, black hair. "Vanlaere seemed to believe that 2.0 was just 'better.' He blithely continued stealing some of the Wasteland and giving it to Tycen Morrison to sell. | Max runs her fingers through her short, black hair. "Vanlaere seemed to believe that 2.0 was just 'better.' He blithely continued stealing some of the Wasteland and giving it to Tycen Morrison to sell. | ||
[[Category:Being]] | [[Category:Being]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:05, 27 July 2019
Being
Affiliations: NeoCyclic
Dr. Cole Vanlaere is a white male human.
- BS & MD, University of Michigan
- PhD, Johns Hopkins University
Much of his work has focused on conditional triggers in genetic editing.
Cole Vanlaere is in Farwatch custody.
Max says, "Another mechanism for delivering crystals is the Wasteland synthetic opioid. Doctor Cole Vanlaere oversaw Wasteland manufacture in Iowa and was provided the crystals for Wasteland 2.0. But we're reasonably confident he didn't know that 2.0 was a catalyst for metahuman Change. Evidently, Neo-C planned to experiment with Wasteland 2.0, but presumably not just randomly in the black market of Chicagoland." ... Max runs her fingers through her short, black hair. "Vanlaere seemed to believe that 2.0 was just 'better.' He blithely continued stealing some of the Wasteland and giving it to Tycen Morrison to sell.
