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Aria entered the dorm, smiling. She instantly found herself at one of the computers, typing in data and getting into the mainframe of what remained of the Research Facility's network. She wanted to know what she had missed on the rush out.

Aria looked back, gasping a bit. "Where the Heck did you find them? Those are the two that escaped... Experiment 57 and 208. Ren and Dante. It's all his fault." she pointed at Dante with a bit of anger. "All my research is gone!"


Ren shrunk a little, not wanting to try to escape, remembering the punishments he'd be given for trying back at the Facility.


Aria smirked, seeing how scared the poor thing seemed. "Don't worry, I won't test you anymore. Alec, we need to find out how to fix Dante. He's probably killed tons of people by now. We can't get sued for it."

Aria sighed, "That's the point. We're technically supposed to take over the company. Because we're the only ones left. But whatever." She looked at Dante with disgust, wondering how something so simple as an experiment could go so wrong. "I remember when I thought he was cute as a baby. Look at him. He's grown to be a killing machine."

Ren sat in a corner of the room, looking wary, wondering why they even brought him here in the first place.

Aria frowned at the computer, biting her lip. "Give me a second. I might be able to crack this. Why don't you knock the little pest out again?" She said, bringing up a holographic keypad and entering what seemed like random numbers, but was truly a complex code.

Aria finally got into the file, smirking. "If you think I'm fiesty, boy do you have a lot in store for you." She turned to Dante, kicking him a bit. "I found his DNA coding. It's pretty complex, but maybe we can find out where we went wrong. The least we can do is fix him." she said quietly, stepping back in case he tried to fight back. "Actually, since the other, normal one is here. Why don't we compare their DNA?"

Ren's eyes widened, and he looked at Aria, speaking for the first time. "No, you can't do that. The scientists did different tests on each of us. It won't work." Though he was an experiment, he had a good idea of how things would work.

Aria smirked, looking at Ren, "Trying to be smart, eh? I'd keep my mouth shut if I were you."

Aria rolled her eyes a bit at the pet-name, turning to her holopad and starting to play with DNA coding. It wouldn't affect Dante until she hit 'apply' on the bottom, but until then, she could look for any anomolies. She smiled a bit, fimding the main problem. A chromosome-- man-made I should add-- hadn't been tied in completely. It simply stuck out, like a sore thumb, asking to be removed. It was an extra, and basically fought to enter. If she didn't fix it soon, though, it would destroy more importand chromosomes to find a use in the chain. "Here we go. Alec, look at this. We need to get rid of this aberration." She pointed to the screen, not minding if Dante took a peek. "Those idiots who experimented on you forgot the main principles of human nature, and so it caused a glitch. With time, we should be able to fix you." Aria gave him an actual smile for once, happy to know he might just turn out normally, and be able to lead a normal life.

Ren had walked over by now, looking over Aria's shoulder, curious to know what had ailed his friend. "So... how will you remove that?" Ren asked quietly, hoping it didn't involve surgery.

Aria jumped a bit, having not noticed him behind her. "U-uhmm... We'll use the same process the first scientists had. He's an experiment. So are you. Genes can be altered virtually, and it will eventually take place in the subject."

Ren didn't know how this would work, looking at Alec, then Aria, suspiciously. She had no clue what she was doing, it seemed.

Aria gives Alec a look, "Don't have to over-do it. We're not torturers." she mumbled, beginning to work on the corrupted DNA.

Ren sat down in his corner, wondering if he'd be allowed to leave.