Verity watched the whole volunteering, though she didn't say anything. If anyone had a risk of being injured or harmed by the procedure, it would be her. Her immune system was pretty much shit, as she, along with the other seventy five or so girls in the school, had been provided with whatever protection from disease was  available. At the slightest hint of any type of sickness, the victim was quarantined until it'd passed.<br/><br/>"I guess I'll go last, then." She added quietly, a bit ashamed but also a bit glad. At least she'd know what to expect.<br/><br/>"Very well. If you'll come with me, I'll show you the infirmary, then I'll take Charles and Agent Torvus will show you your rooms. You can wait in them or anywhere else around the building until she comes and retrieves you." He stated, before standing up and stepping back out into the cold, concrete hallway, the agent bringing up the rear.<br/><br/>He stopped at the third metal door and opened it easily, stepping into the white, artificially lit room. Inside were six beds, each with leather restraints and paper sheets. Beside each sat a metal table on wheels, holding all kinds of menacing looking tools. Verity shuddered and took a step back, only to realize that there was nowhere to go. Behind he was only a stark white wall, adding to the bleak appearance.<br/><br/>The doctor continued onto the very last bed. The table had been emptied of all supplies besides a sterile metal cup, a rather large looking hypodermic needle, and a few bandages.<br/><br/>"The procedure itself should take no longer than a minute. Three injections into the neck area. The recovery might take a while, though. Fifteen minutes at least. Afterwards, based on whether or not you're conscious and able, you'll be moved to either your room or to another area of the infirmary. Any questions?" He seemed so sure and nonchalant, though Verity could tell that he was the exact opposite. While his composure was calm, his hands behind his back were held tight together in order to keep them still.<br/><br/>He hardly gave them time to speak up, before continuing. "Okay, then. Charles, we can go ahead and start. Ms. Torvus, is you could show the rest to their quarters."<br/><br/>Before she even realized it, she was being quickly ushered out of the room and pushed further down the hallway. They stopped about halfway through, and the Agent spoke roughly.<br/><br/>"The rooms are the best in the facility, the ones used to hold the highest government officers. Verity's is the first on the left, Charles's across from hers, A's next to hers, and Kieth-Edward's across from his. They should be arranged to your liking." She turned on her heel and briskly walked away, leaving them standing there.