Peregrin snapped pictures as the morning brought staff to the door to start their work. He sent the images to Nathan so he could run facial recognition and background checks. The beta was better at that sort of thing anyway. Peregrin wasn’t overly concerned about the staff as he was about the security.
Surprisingly, he didn’t see much. There was only one guard at the door to greet the incoming workers. He didn’t see anyone patrolling the alleys either. Were they really relying on security cameras and cheap locks only?
It seemed short-sighted, but perhaps they had gotten too used to being unchallenged and dropped their guard. That could work in his favor when he wanted to infiltrate the lab. Though Kaison had successfully fast-tracked a vaccine, any data he could secure about the virus w
