There Is No Antimemetics Division

“Because you were supposed to be taking Class W mnestics,” Quinn says. “You can’t forget a dose of Class W mnestic. It’s been tried. You can postpone a dose, but you can’t forget unless someone actively prevents you from taking it for a significant period of time. There’s only one person who could get close enough to you to do that, and that’s your assistant. And remember when I asked him if he was new?”

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“Maybe. I’ll put the corpse in our research queue and we’ll see what we can see when we open him up. But there’s a duality here. These are supposed to be distinct universes. It’s conceptual versus concrete, figurative versus physical. It’s very unusual for things to cross over. I don’t know what Levene was, but he had a human body, which immediately makes him weird, even by our standards. As ever, the search for balance continues. I will let you know if we get any closer.” “Any side effects of these pills?” Mahlo asks. “Nausea, and dramatically increased risk of pancreatic cancer,” Quinn says. “And very bad dreams.”

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