To say that Jasmine was shock that Ivy truly wanted to talk to her would be a huge understatement. She couldn’t image why she would want to talk to her. It didn’t resume when the female mutant told her not to worry about her friends. How could she not? Not with the memory of the last plant that they fought fresh in her mind.<br/><br/>Janet didn’t understand what the mutant meant that she had make it look like she was making an effort. An effort for what she wondered? Nor did she know who this professor was. The woman just wasn’t making any sense to Janet.<br/><br/>The loud roar made Janet jump a little. Horror and fear filled her as she saw the bear mutant shirk and rock appeared in the body at their feet. It was terrify to witness the mutant death. Part of Janet felt sorrow for the mutant even thought he had attacked her.<br/><br/>Janet was about to ask what Ivy meant when she said"you have no idea how many have suffered that fate, he was a defect but he lived longer then the other defects at least, most died during the initial transformation, he lived but it was clear he was going to end like that eventually" But she heard a male voice. Apparently the professor was no longer sleeping. She watched in shock as the two talked as if she wasn’t there.<br/><br/>Janet wasn’t surprise at the man’s order. She felt the vines wrap around her. They tighten as they  coiled around her body. Thorns pierced her skin. She cried out in pain as they torn her into. There was a moment that she panicked. She thrashed and tried to fight the vines. But it was all in vain.<br/><br/>Janet went limp as blood flowed form the wounds that the torn inflected. Once she landed on the floor and the vine loosen around her.  She morphed into a large anaconda. She slowly slithered over to the old man and warp around him squeezing him tightly.<br/><br/><br/>“Call her off “ Janet ordered him. Even as she felt more vines gripping her. She hoped and prayed that her team were close. Because she wasn’t sure just how much longer she was going to last.