Dr. Hölzer

Lügner enjoyed his association with Dr. Hölzer. The two of them got along well. Dr. Hörst Hölzer was a gaunt, brooding, dark haired man. Tall, with long fingers and cursed with a pair of prominent and undeniably pointy ears. All these and his rather high forehead left one with the impression of a cartoonish parody of a mad scientist. The irony is that Holzer was a mad scientist.
One of his most successful designs was an eight-legged chicken he intended to license to a fast food chain. Hölzer's specialty was animal, and sometimes animal/human, mutation. The end results were mainly animalian in nature. Hölzer, and other scientists of his ilk, measured success by whether their creatures lived. Whether his creations were viable or manageable was another matter. Most of these wretched creatures did not live more than a few hours. As a matter of this unofficial organization's policy, the bodies of the creatures were always cremated on-site to eliminate any evidence of their existence. We have only Lugner's drawings as testament these creatures existed.