Hippocratic Oath

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Paper work. Victor swore that once Castor's plan was done, whatever it was, and he was free from this position, he was going to make it a point to never have to do anymore paperwork ever again. Hell, the fact he couldn't push all this work on a lesser subordinate was extra frustrating. He just longed to get back to his experiments. At least being a kidnapper/killer allowed him to pick his own hours.

And while he did have access to plenty of potential test subjects, the constant surveillance made things unnecessarily difficult. In fact, it seemed to slow his experiments down. Having to constantly come up with reasons why patients died was much harder than simply disposing a body.

So naturally, it caught Victor's attention when he noticed, once again, another note of a patient dying in the hospital. Now, death was nothing new to the demented doctor. But the thing was, Victor WAS a doctor. And a damn good one. So seeing patients die that he didn't intentionally kill was a little, well, disconcerting. Especially since this was the fifth one this week.

Victor sat at his desk, looking over the file. Something was certainly up. But he couldn't go to the guards about this. He had his own skeletons buried in this hospital, and he couldn't risk the guards stumbling upon them while doing the murder investigation. And yet, if more people kept dying like this, Victor's own reputation would be at risk.

As Victor looked at the file, and the facts all came together, a smile spread across his lips. Well, looks like something interesting was happening after all. Something to alleviate the boredom!