Suddenly, the only door to the dark room opened, and multiple men in black suits ran in, one with what appeared to be one of those T-shirt launchers that are sometimes used at football games. Except, it wasn't loaded with cute T-shirts. It had flexible rubber nets that were weighted on the edges to keep their target on the ground. They fired at him, and as soon as he fell down, they started dragging him out the door, with a man in a white lab coat ordering them around. "Careful! We don't need it injuring itself. We have enough variables as it is!"<br/><br/>After a long hallway, they finally opened a thick steel door and tossed him in carelessly. What he would see next would be something he never expected. It was a large, football field-sized room with a massive dome overhead. It was almost like a Gym, except it had many different kinds of biomes inside it, minus an icy climate. Rocky outcroppings, sandy areas, multiple pools of water, even grassy spots where the plantlife went up to a human's waist. But that wasn't the shocking thing. No, it was the population that was sure to freak him out.<br/><br/>Many of what he could consider Gijinkas were there, though some looked much worse than he had turned out. Missing limbs, deformed body parts, but these were the better of the test subjects. They wouldn't be left alive if they were any worse.<br/><br/>Right after he was thrown in, what appeared to be an Eevee Gijinka approached him cautiously, her ears twitching nervously. "Are you ok? Here, let me help you out of there" she said softly, hardly getting above a whisper as she pulled the net off of him. She looked mostly human, except for the long brown ears out of the top of her head, the long puffy tail, the small pouf of fur like a necklace around her neck, and the patches of brown fur all over her body. She hadn't turned out as good as Marshall had, but there were much worse experiments before her.