There were several individuals mulling about in the observation room, chatting amongst themselves or checking this and that. For a time, it seemed that none of them noticed that their subjects were stirring, at least not until they spoke. It was now, in a bit of an excited rush, that they moved in to observe the two who woke up first, delegating in a seeming random fashion.<br/><br/>(XHawkerX)<br/>A younger looking male moved in close, checking Umbrarum's eyes with a small light before grinning, leaning back with a nod. He was pale skinned and pencil think, almost worryingly so. A stiff breeze could have carried him to Oz. Beneath his coat he wore a black shirt and jeans, sandals on his feet. Overall, there was evidence that he was human, though he wore a toboggan hat and there was something fluffy running through his belt loops.<br/><br/>"Everything seems in order. Sorry about the headache, her toxin will do that to you. Don't worry, we're getting some fluids in you, you'll be right as rain in a moment." He said, patting Umbrarum on the arm.<br/><br/>(9kirby99)<br/>"You're in a laboratory." A voice answered Miles, a shadow looming over him. A tall, heavy breasted woman was standing at the head of his table, leaning over him now as she checked his IV drip. She too was dressed casually beneath her lab coat, though a look over would show that beneath her shirt there was nothing covering her hips down. There, instead of legs, there extended several dozen feet of heavy coils, the body of a rattle snake connected to an Amazon of an otherwise human woman. The lamia was dark skinned, pale eyed with her bronze hair cut short in a messy heap on her head. She was tattooed, markings from a foreign country, and diamond patterns that matched the marks running down the length of her tail, black over gold, a white underbelly.<br/><br/>She finished her check ups before lowering herself on Mike's table, her face inches from his, head propped up by her hands, elbows on either side of his head. She grinned, not a friendly one. "You should be asking better questions, though. Getting out isn't quite an option for you anymore."