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Annette took a step to the side as Nimm came through the rift. Shed never been around the girl without some form of protective gear to keep from being infected. She watched the rift close rhen looked back at Nimm. "The third door on your left is my office, you can go sit in there while i put this away." She instructed

Nimm gave a nod and moved away from the doctor, heading for the office. She stepped inside and looked around, noting all the equipment and plates. A tidy desk with notes organized in folders and such. It was what shed expected really.

Annette took a breath and pulled the store room door open, walking in and filing the sample with the rest, pausing when she noted an empty slot. As far as she knew, she was the only one that would be pulling samples from this area.

Risa shifted, quickly slipping out behind the doctor, sample wrapped in a biohazard bag in her hand. She steadied herself, cold from being in the store room. Shivering caused her scales to shift and it was the last thing she needed to happen. Her invisibility was still active, and she needed it to stay that way. She took a breath and moved, quickly moving back toward the emergency staircase that led back down to the floor she had left Migoto. 'Migoto, i got it! Im on my way back down....migoto?'

Annette had come back to her office, setting her notes down and shrugging her lab coat off before taking a seat at the desk. She should of been heading to her apartment to sleep. But she had a few things to finish up first. The first being a favor to Dokusei. She logged into her computer and pulled up his research proposal, signing off on it and hitting send. Next she logged into the system and created a passkey for Dethblade. It gave him access to all the research files and the hospital. It was more formality she felt, but rules were rules. She sent the request through and attached a note to have the cards and such sent to Dokuseis lab as that was were Dethblade had gone.

The next thing on her agenda was to replicate and test the vaccine she had made with Dethblades blood against Nimms Virus. She set to the task of setting up the test, letting a machine test and retest over and over the sample, recording the results in the computer for her to review once she woke up. In all, it took about 2 hours of her time.

Last but not least, she opened up Nimms biometrics. Her vitals popped open on her screen, a device in her wrist kept a constant report going and alerted her if anything started acting up. For now, everything was calm. Annette let out a breath, and deactivated the security bug, meaning that Nimms door wouldn't automatically lock everytime she got near it. Dethblade wanted to set her free, she might as well unlock the cage.

With that done, Annette stood, set her glasses on her desk, washed her hands one final time and grabbed her bag before turning off the lights and heading home for the night. It had been a very, very, long day.