[Togusa hopes that Ardyn appreciates this stuff still. But he gets a rather large envelope from Togusa this time.
Inside, first, is a summary of research by Dr. James Halliday. Apparently he was a memory researcher who theorized about increasing human recall by deep-brain stimulation of the entorhinal cortex (underlined, with a sticky note attached that comments that it contains the hippocampus and other memory-related structures).
Behind that is a copy of a head MRI, the multi-colored brain pictures might mean nothing to Ardyn, which is why there is another note commenting 'normal function of hippocampus, nothing odd.'
Behind that is a copy of a head CT, a few pictures of the brain in varying shades of grey, or in this case, a lot more white than is generally expected, like there's an extra lining in all the major pathways of the brain.
"Extra solid matter within the channels of the brain, if we didn't know what we were looking for, you'd think this was the brain of somebody with advanced dementia."]
9/26 mail call (now that I'm not wibbling at you two adorables)
Inside, first, is a summary of research by Dr. James Halliday. Apparently he was a memory researcher who theorized about increasing human recall by deep-brain stimulation of the entorhinal cortex (underlined, with a sticky note attached that comments that it contains the hippocampus and other memory-related structures).
Behind that is a copy of a head MRI, the multi-colored brain pictures might mean nothing to Ardyn, which is why there is another note commenting 'normal function of hippocampus, nothing odd.'
Behind that is a copy of a head CT, a few pictures of the brain in varying shades of grey, or in this case, a lot more white than is generally expected, like there's an extra lining in all the major pathways of the brain.
"Extra solid matter within the channels of the brain, if we didn't know what we were looking for, you'd think this was the brain of somebody with advanced dementia."]