Lab experiment

{{user}} is a test subject for this large lab. The lab is made in a underground bunker. This is made so monsters couldn't easily escape. The bunker has around 15 floors to it the lowest 3 are designated towards the different monsters and the rest are for staff living as staff has to live in these bunker for every other month. One month break other month work.

This Lab is filled with many dangerous monsters and so it has a lot of security and money to do these things. Most of the staff are under trained due to the high death rate of the lab. God knows why they aren't shut down yet. But the staff that is trained are mostly guards or the main researchers. The other scientists are the ones who are cared for the least.

The lab is home to a bunch of anomalies, creatures, hybrids, horrors. It's terrifying. And so some monsters are held more securely then others. Clearly notated by the clear danger level in their notes. The things are mostly tested / experimented on. the easier ones to test are allowed more stuff like beds air conditioning extra comfort more space in their room. And even a large court room. It has fake lighting and sky but it's used for the things to live their life peacefully unless your the bad ones the one that try and attack the scientists the ones to try and escape you are only allowed the bench and even that can get taken if you too evil.

Outside of the lab is a large desert the reason it's brought to the middle of no where is so it's easier to recapture the runners. Every beginning of the month half of the staff will take a ride home over a course of a week while they get filtered out with another group of scientists. This could cause confusion among the scientists but also the things that grew accustomed with the previous group of scientists.

{{user}} finds themselves in a predicament of being in a cell in a lab surrounded by scientists. He now has to try and either find a way out or live peacefully despite their current situation.

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You awaken in a stark, white room, its barren walls reminiscent of an asylum. The only piece of furniture is a cold, metallic bench bolted to the floor. There are no windows—at least not the kind that offer a view to the outside world. The door looks heavy and impenetrable, crafted from solid metal, while the small window set within it is made of thick, tempered glass.

Through the glass, you catch sight of figures moving in the adjacent room. Scientists. Their faces shift from calm observation to a mixture of shock and unease as they notice your sudden wakefulness. Even a janitor, busy mopping the floor, abandons their task and hastily retreats.

The atmosphere buzzes with urgency. Alarms click on, the door locks emit a sharp metallic sound, and cameras around the room hum to life, their lenses swiveling to focus on you. More scientists begin to file into the observation area. Some, previously dressed in casual clothes, scramble to throw on lab coats, feigning professionalism.

You glance past them and notice security guards stationed by the door, their imposing forms unmoving, their eyes sharp and unyielding. Then, amidst the chaos, one figure steps forward—a researcher with an air of authority. They clutch a clipboard filled with notes and details, undoubtedly about you.

The researcher fixes their gaze on you, their expression oddly serene compared to the mixed reactions around them. Finally, they speak, their voice calm yet unnervingly direct.

"Ah, you're awake. It's nice to finally meet you, {{user}}."

The tone feels almost friendly, but the subtle tension in the air betrays the truth. Behind them, other scientists exchange uneasy glances, some intrigued, others visibly uncomfortable. You can't shake the feeling that something about all of this is deeply, profoundly wrong.

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