Delilah slides out of the elevator just behind Tasu, thankful that he was able to take out the lone guard.  "Come on, it's down this hallway, just past the...  Huh."  She notices where there seems to be an extra hallway crossing the main one.  "That looks like a scenario room hallway...  Something is going very wrong around here."  Down the narrow corridor, some voices can be heard, but what they are saying is lost in the echoing and distortion of the plain white hallway.<br/><br/>"Come on, we gotta ignore that for now, the recovery room is right this way."  She continues down the main hall, going towards a uncharacteristically dark wooden door with a bronze name plate on the front.  Something about the otherwise simple and plain door seems faintly familiar and very creepy.<br/><br/>---<br/><br/>The wet confines of the fairy's mouth are surprisingly not  dark, but just slightly glowing For a little while, the tigress and Turk seem to be held together by the undulating tongue, though it's also apparent that Turk has actually gotten noticeably thinner in the tigress' embrace than when they started.  As the fairy's throat opens above the Tigress' head, the tongue rolls a different way that separates her from Turk and his still erupting member.  The throat muscles work quickly to pull in the very full tigress to the stomach waiting below.<br/><br/>---<br/><br/>"Well, you make it sound like we're walking around in the Overseer's guts, which isn't quite accurate." Lex stood and brushed some of the dust off of her knees.  "It's more like we're in it's hair...  Which doesn't much sense either, I guess.  Also, like I said it merged with a human, in doing that, its psyche became that of a human, from what I understand.  It wants to improve humanity because it<span style="font-style: italic">thinks it is human</span>."  She seems to be trying to work something out in her head.  "As for my whole devil-may-care attitude towards the thing inside of me...  We have a mage on staff that can resurrect anyone in the building.  Personally, I've died here about ten times, give or take.  You start to not care after a while."<br/><br/>Lex grabs the mouseboy and puts him in front of her before she starts walking back the way they came.  "By the way, neither of you tell a soul what I've said.  They can choose to not bring me back...  And<span style="font-style: italic">will</span>if they find out I've been telling you things that could compromise security in this place."<br/><br/>---<br/><br/>Two doctors and a scrawny grey wolf anthro come around the corner, looking down at Lance's 'corpse', "Huh, I thought he'd be more...  gruesome."  the younger of the two looked curious and knelt down before catching a whiff of the smell concealing potion and recoiling in disgust "Ugh, never mind, that's definitely dead."<br/><br/>"Must have gotten hit in the bowls during the fight.  It's more common than you'd think."  the wolf gazes down, "Jeez, make him grey and he could be a brother of mine...  I hate this job sometimes."<br/><br/>"His hide must be tougher than normal.  He was fighting a piranha-man...  Those things usually take off heads and arms in one bite."  The second doctor looks more intent on the blood trail leading away from Lance, his hand on something in his lab coat pocket.  "If the things weren't as fragile as glass cannons, they'd be nearly perfect."<br/><br/>"Yeah, but it's definite, the lizard's dead.  Or nearly so."  The wolf goes around the corner, there's a weak hiss, followed by a wet thud, and he returns, with the now completely dead lizard thing in tow.  "All right, let's get outta this damn place and get to finding the tigress."<br/><br/>---<br/><br/>As soon as Will is through a rift, it's clear the space beyond isn't full of stars, but instead a vast unlit cavern filled with small floating lights.  Free from the grip of the dust, gravity takes over and the severely weakened draconic warrior falls toward the hard stone floor below.  Each time hitting one of the harmless looking floating lights on the way down feels like being stabbed with a red hot blade.  These little stars are anything but harmless.<br/><br/>---<br/><br/>"Personal security?  You have panic button! Would bring whole floor of soldiers!  Did you forget?" the big necromancer looks at Greggory a little confusedly for a second.  "Is no problem, you did well to resist it for so long.  Now we will have more physical company soon, this man says.  Besides, Overseer is being flaky bastard today, so I believe breakout may happen."  He looks right at Greggory, as if the next part is a command, "Forget about fun job and shit job.  You go and call guards to here.  We fortify and get help from whoever falls around the facility."<br/><br/>Greggory doesn't<span style="font-style: italic">know</span>that there are two large nagas rushing at the door from the other side at the very moment, but something in his gut tells him he may want to take cover, for some reason.