The virus samples were stored in a reinforced refrigeration unit that looked like it cost more than most people's homes. Dr. Elizabeth entered her access code, and the unit hummed open, revealing dozens of sealed containers organized in a precise grid.
Each container was labeled with the viral strain designation and the date of collection.
Dimitri studied the setup carefully, committing every detail to memory. The location of the unit. The position relative to the structural support he'd identified in the schematic. The ventilation system that would carry the force of an explosion throughout the facility.
This was one of his primary targets.
"The samples must never leave this room," Elizabeth said firmly. "You'll come in here to conduct your analysis, but everything you observe will be documented and removed from the secure lab. The samples themselves remain secured at all times."
"Understood," Dimitri said.
