Across the ocean, at the headquarters of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).
"A seismic event in the medical community? Does this paper carry that much clout?"
The individual sitting behind the desk picked up the document and raised an eyebrow.
Naji Pel, a senior intelligence officer, was once the right hand man to the renowned "Pinocchio" of the Secret Service.
In March of 2018, he was appointed by the current President as the CIA director, becoming the highest-ranking official of the intelligence agency.
"Director, we've consulted numerous experts in the field, and without exception, they all gave the same answer.
The market fluctuations in the medical sector today are a response from the capital backing it.
I've heard that the top brass of pharmaceutical giants such as Roche, Pfizer, and Lilly are livid, and are currently convening emergency meetings to discuss how to deal with the impact of this event.
