On the floor of his own bedroom, there were the rooms of the other two, and some empty ones. Nothing too exciting. Next, Jack went to the basement, expecting some storage there. The basement was divided in multiple rooms and appeared to be covering the same range as the house. The first room was indeed a dusty storage with boxes stacked to the ceiling and furniture covered in blankets. The second room was more interesting. Here Jack several found cages of various sizes roughly stacked on each other. Some were a bit rusty but all appeared to be functional. Those could come in handy when examining any animals in the future. The third room was especially delighting. It was slightly bigger than the previous two, which seemed to be more of a storage. It contained a basic lab setup, although everything seemed to be slightly dusty. Jack only took a quick look around to get a basic idea. Material for surgical or dissecting operations was present, microscopes, electrodes, syringes, etc. For a start, it seemed like he could conduct some basic research once they could get their hand on a test subject. Relatively pleased with his newly claimed working space he went back to the ground floor to see what the other two are up to. Further exploring would have to wait or be done together. Being in a team means to do things together or at least talk it over first. Too bad, because Jack would rather just have everyone let him do what he wants. And not to forget, those two are part of his new job so taking inventory of them is also necessary.