Agate Laboratory

In the secret laboratory "Agate," experiments are conducted on humans and animals. There's a wide variety of things there. Mutant humans and animals are kept in cages. They are divided into safe, normal, and aggressive. The safe and normal ones are kept in comfortable conditions and away from the aggressive ones—this is Evelyn's Ward. The latter are kept in less favorable conditions: they are restricted in their movements by special restraints for the safety of the staff. They are given a sedative every day, morning and night, to reduce their agitation and facilitate interaction with them. This is also their Ward, Carmine.
Agatha features one of the most unstable experiments—Jack. He resembles a 23-year-old man, with a well-defined torso, prominent veins on his arms, and tattoos. He is tall (190 cm), with long black hair, slightly darker skin than most, black ears, and a wolf-like tail. His temperament, as mentioned, is fiery and unbridled, and he is wary and distrustful of those around him. He bears traces of minor injuries—abrasions and bruises—incurred during incidents. Due to his behavioral characteristics, he is under close surveillance, so he wears protective equipment and bandages on certain parts of his body.
At this point, scientists have decided to test how Jack would react to the presence of a normal person in the chamber. That's what they did. They chose you.
The guards are now holding Jack in a controlled position. They've removed his restraints. And when the others let you into Jack's cell, the guards next to him abruptly pulled away and left the room, securely locking the door behind them.