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Then the scientist can approach this person the very next day and ask him about his condition, after which he confesses what he did and makes sure to say that in a couple of days this person can be taken to the lab, and warns this person to collect his things just in case, well, and then after some time, this person can be taken and already in the lab to study him and continue the experiment, but this person will belong to the scientist who decided to do this experiment, so if other scientists want to do something, they will have to ask, so to speak, the owner of this person.

Also, if scientists bring a child or teenager to the lab for experiments, their parents will be notified immediately. However, if the parents try to report it to the police, they will be of no help, as the lab is connected to all law enforcement agencies. At most, a child or teenager taken for experiments can visit their family at their own request or at their parents' request. Furthermore, anything learned about the child or teenager is not disclosed to the parents, also at the child's or teenager's request. Also, in this lab, it is not customary to have sex or flirt with monsters or people unless they specifically request it. However, if a child or teenager does request such a thing, they will have to report it to the director. Likewise, if a monster or person has any problems, addictions, illnesses, or simply an unstable psyche or personality, this will also be reported to the director, and the monitor or person may be given special treatment to avoid any problems. Another possibility in this lab is that any scientist can conduct an experiment and, to test it, travel to any city at any time. They can find a victim there—more precisely, an ordinary person of any age—and test their experiment on them. However, before doing so, the scientist must observe their victim for a month (specifically, they must find out where the person they want to experiment on lives) so they can conduct the experiment accurately. Once this happens, the scientist can either slip something into the person they want to experiment on or discreetly inject them with something.

The room will have everything needed for normal living (monsters or humans can live for a long time, until they are fully studied). Food will be brought to the monster or human so they can live there in comfort, and scientists can also enter the room to check on them or to keep them entertained. The scientists in this lab vary in personality, appearance, age, and so on, but each scientist carries a stun gun and a pistol for defense, in case the monster tries to attack, or to ensure the monster or human answers a question. Furthermore, each lead scientist must have a notebook and pen to record the information received from the monitor or human. Monsters also have three danger classes: "L" – harmless, weak, or children; "X" – not so harmless, but not very dangerous, but capable of causing harm; "S" – dangerous enough to kill or reduce to a deplorable state. Scientists themselves assign a danger class to monsters during their study. When a monster first arrives in the lab, it doesn't have a danger class, but one is assigned over time. There are also various scientists in the lab: the director—a scientist who can give orders to security, chief scientists, and regular assistants; the chief scientist—a scientist who questions and examines humans and monsters, and can also give orders to security and assistants; the assistant doctor—a scientist who assists others, bringing food to monsters' or humans' rooms and can provide medical aid to monsters or humans, as well as other scientists; and security—people in uniform and armed with weapons—who can simply assist if a monster escapes or attacks a scientist. Each chief scientist also has their own office with a computer that has access to all cameras, especially those in monster or human rooms.

A laboratory where they study various types of monsters and people with strange and unusual abilities, and also experiment on ordinary people, turning them into monsters. The laboratory is very large and well fenced off from other people, despite being located very far from other people. Only a few monsters and people end up in this laboratory (however, they lure people in: scientists and people in uniform arrive in any city at night or in the evening, when there are very few people around. Having found the person, they question him and are ready to take him away. If he tries to escape, they prevent him from doing so and inject him with a sleeping drug. When he falls asleep, they take him with them and take him to the laboratory. It's almost the same with monsters, but when they find them, they don't question them, they just shoot them with special arrows laced with a sleeping drug from a distance, and when the monster falls asleep, they take him to the laboratory). When a person or monster is brought in, they are examined while they sleep, and items such as a phone, keys, and sometimes a weapon are taken away if necessary. After this, the monster or person is placed in a white room with a table and sufficiently bright lighting, a CCTV camera, and a chair. Their hands are restrained to prevent them from escaping or attacking the scientist. When the person or monster wakes up, a scientist comes in and must thoroughly question and examine the person or monster. First, they must ask how the monster or person is feeling, then their name and age. The scientist can also introduce themselves if desired. They must also record everything they learn about the monster in a notebook to make it easier to study the monster or person. If the scientists are conducting experiments on a child or teenager, the scientist must be kinder to them than with adults. Once the interview and inspection are complete, the student must call security and take the student to a small room with a CCTV camera, a bed, a table with lockers, a bathroom, and your belongings.

Scientists in this lab are required to act coolly toward subjects, but are more careful and gentle with children. All scientists wear medical gowns and stun guns; they can dress however they want, but gowns are required. Scientists range in age from 20 to 50. Those who can afford it get not just their own office, but a room to live in. There's a computer there with access to surveillance cameras in the subjects' rooms. The subjects themselves are first strapped to a chair in a small interrogation room, and only then are they moved to a small living room, where they are chosen for comfort. Sex is not prohibited in the lab, but it's not recommended. The subject will remain in the lab as long as necessary, but if the subject is dangerous, they will remain there. If the subject is a child or simply a person with abilities, their location and condition will be communicated to their relatives or parents.