Verity watched the commotion unfold, though she could hardly pay much attention to it. She had been shocked into silence.<br/><br/>She'd been swept out of prison, only to be plunged straight into the slaughter house. If she refused, she'd die. If she agreed, she'd probably be killed. There was no way this ragtag bunch could succeed. Not to mention, this whole "serum" thing didn't seem too safe, either.<br/><br/>"We will fund your research, Charles. It will no doubt be necessary in order to rebuild the nation. So long as the efforts are beneficial, we will assist with any type of research. You will, of course, have access to all information in the building. I will also provide you with any new information I find."<br/><br/>"But what about this injection thing? You haven't tested it, have you? Is it safe? Is it painful?" Verity spoke quietly, looking up from her lap and tucking her hair over one shoulder.<br/><br/>The doctor seemed to hesitate, before speaking again. "No, it has not been tested. It should be relatively safe, though. It's not deadly, at least. It could be...painful, though. It will take days of adjusting to. Your body might, at first, reject the new substance. Try to flush it out. But I'm relatively certain that it's not deadly."<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk