The Ex-Luna's Return: No Longer His Doormat
I said, pointing the stylus at a high-resolution neural map on the projector, "what happens when you flood the synapse with a synthetic blocker?"
Instantly, three hands shot up in the second row.
"Mr. Davies," I called out, offering him a brief nod.
Davies stood up, his spine straight, his voice loud, clear, and confident. "The blocker fails to bind competitively, Dr. Quinn. It pools extracellularly and induces neurotoxicity."
"Precisely," I answered. "Unless you're treating an Alpha-class adrenal surge, in which case the patient simply burns the excess before the toxicity sets in. Which brings us to the comparative charts — and why none of you should ever attempt that dosage without a crash