Langston Miller is the British director of Caduceus Europe.
Design[]
Langston is a middle aged man sporting a blond styled hairstyle along with a selleck mustache, with his appearance overall showing a fair amount of age. His suit's design in Under the Knife resembles an ordinary appearance save for the varying decorative adornments and the Caduceus logo. Second Opinion, however, gives a little more emphasis to a militaristic aesthetic, with the 3 stripes on the suit's sleeve indicating so; supposedly representing a Army Captain/General's rank or the Navy's Commander.
Personality[]
Seems to uphold himself in a professional manner, especially during conferences with him having a good deal of knowledge on the topics at hand. When having acquainted with others, however, he takes on a bit of leniency.
Profile[]
He is introduced for a brief scene in episode 3-6, giving a speech on medical terrorism. It is him who recommends Derek to work alongside the Rubora mission and following the conclusion of the events is not seen again until episode 6-1.
Because Caduceus Europe boasts more "advanced" facilities and level of researchers, he uses his influence to advance varying projects to developments almost seen as unfeasible, such examples being keeping sinners as research for GUILT along with using Z-Cells from the pathogens, and combining various technologies in order to treat cancer. Despite the well intentioned actions however they did have their complications, such as the Z-Cells being GUILT cells and the technology failing to differentiate between healthy and cancer cells, thus creating the strain Triti.
Trivia[]
Miller's name was changed on a minor scale as a result of English localization. The Japanese version of the game refers to him as "Louis Willer", along with the Second Opinion guidebook listing it as "Lewis Wheeler". English localization, however, changes it to "Langston Miller".
