"But, Mr. Tebbit," Dr. Blunt interrupted again, "Ms. Thorn was the most Gaian-lenient Commissioner since the Kusari war started. Before being appointed Sectional Chief, even, she made it a point to actually investigate their complaints, be them trivial as they were. When she reached Sectional Chief of Cambridge she pardoned several Green Front politicians who were thought to be Gaian supporters. Hell, the Gaians should be sneaking vitamins into her food, not poison, for that alone."
Johnathan then reached into his brown leather briefcase. He pulled out several papers filled with various statistics and numbers.
"Furthermore, noting the contents of her digestive system, we have the normal contents. Potatoes, the like. However, our suspected poison has a much higher nitrogen and carbon content than Gaian viper venom. It's almost like it was derived from cellulose or ethanol derivatives of cellulose. The closest known sample of a poison similar to this is from a golden Carinea lotus in Omicron Alpha, but as to why the Outcasts would choose to extract such a poison from a totally hostile world is a fine question when they have cardimine derived toxins they could have used that are much easier to create."
Johnathan looked at the other men in the room frantically. His arm was shaking, and he appeared to be on the verge of a mental breakdown.
"Even with the similarities to the golden lotus toxin, this one is almost a completely foreign. If Abigail had somehow recognized that she had been poisoned, there is nothing we could have done for her, aside from easing the pain involved. We don't even have an antivenin for lotus toxins either. I hate to be cliche, but, whoever did poison Abigail did a good job in making sure that she was going to die without any hints for us. Medically, we're up a creek without a paddle when it comes to leads! This is...This is just crazy!"
[8:32:45 PM] Dusty Lens: Oh no, let me get that. Hello? Oh it's my grandma. She says to be roleplay.
[12:49:19 AM] Elgatodiablo: You know its nice that you have all that proof and all, Bacon... but I just don't believe you.