Chapter 1767

"I had focused my attention on Renfrew before this, but then I realized I made a grave mistake. You were my best test subject," Victor said. Hesper frowned as she regarded him. He had clearly lost his sanity, and she had no desire to argue with him. Now, two of their hopes related to the hallucinogen were in Victor's hands—the antidote and Professor Miles. Losing them would mean the end of the entire hallucinogen saga. Victor clung to this notion, believing it would lead to his victory. "Very well, I'll be your test subject," Hesper calmly said. Professor Miles frowned, interjecting, "No, you've learned so much from me. We can recreate an antidote if we lose it." "It's too late." Hesper knew the implications of testing the drug, as she had previously warned many people about it. She never imagined that she herself would be subjected to it, but it was now too late to avoid it. Hesper had no intention of allowing anyone to control her life, so instead of letting others dictate her