B. An archaeological dig site.
B. Experimental Serums.
B: The Horned Nightmare.
Each new civilization on this world builds itself on the bones of the last. Digging up those bones seems to be all the rage for the intellectuals of the great empires. They're not content with uncovering just their own past, but have spread out across the world to sift through desert sands and break into ancient tombs in search of the old and exotic. There's little order or purpose to their digs for now, but the field is growing and advancing as the century draws on. Amateurs from the upper strata of society make up most of these tomb raider adventurers, holding onto relics of the past as status symbols and something to show around back home. Strange and foreign artifacts are always interesting. They attract superstitious tales of curses and the like like flies, even if these 'rational gentlemen' claim not to believe in such things. You're about to put some truth back into the stories and give them an experience they'll never forget.
Your drones locate some of these would-be scholars in the region known as Greece. It is rich in ruins and remains, which has drawn a group of collectors from the land of Germany here. With the help of locals, they've uncovered some kind of grave site strewn with primitive weapons, remains of personal items and grave goods. There's nothing of true interest there, of course, but you're about to make them think there is. A Serum properly filtered into the soil of the dig site will have any number of... interesting effects on the living things and perhaps objects here.
Of course, first you'll have to decide which Serum to use. Machine provides a fresh batch for you to peruse.
The options this time around are...A) ’Swift’. Experimental. Traces of metal, flight, transformation, insight, anxiety.
B) 'Queen.' Experimental. Traces of space, transformation, containment, control, ambition.
C) 'Crucible'. Experimental. Traces of creation, pain, death, disgust, subversion.
D) 'Fiend'. Experimental. Traces of affliction, weakening, information, reaction, fear.
E) 'Icarus'. Experimental. Traces of flight, fire, joy, discovery, pride.