Lab inspection. One month later. Clone review! by Radar_rad-dude

Poser • Science Fiction • posted on Jan 31, 2015

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Our hapless campers resume their lives, completely oblivious about what they were exposed to, except they continue to have weird dreams from time-to-time. Meanwhile, back at the lab, the scientist has made some dramatic discoveries using the mysterious mecha-octa machine from the greys (which they have already retrieved). The clones seem to be invulnerable to anything. Though their minds were blank after the cloning process, they absorb information at light speed and have assimilated entire libraries of information. But the best part of their creation; they are entirely obedient to the scientist. And, with the other information he discovered from the mecha-octa, he is able to transfer that obedience to anyone he chooses. A month after their creation, the clones are ready for their first inspection by the military. Two officers from command center are sent over to conduct several tests of these subjects. They are somewhat skeptical at first, having never seen anything like this before in real life. They proceed by the book, administering all the tests they were instructed to apply to the two clones. The clones pass with flying colors. They not only have incredible intelligence, but their reflexes are unsurpassed. 'When can we take these return with us?' asks the officer in charge. 'Let me keep them for another two weeks and I will allow it.' says the scientist. 'Very well. If the continue proving to be this valuable, you have just written yourself a blank check. Your government will reward you most generously.' M4, M3 and Don characters. Rendered in Poser 9. Post work in Photoshop 7. Thank you for taking a peek! Your support is greatly appreciated!