Heather woke up finding herself on a bed, evenly spaced lamps in the edges of the ceiling overhead bathing the room she was in white, momentarily blinding her. Did I just wake up during a surgery? she asked herself, finding the room (Master Bedroom) she was in to be all white. Practically, everything was white, her hospital scrubs, the bed, the walls and furniture. The light seemingly emphasized the lack of color as the light waves bounced of every surface.<br/><br/>She sat up in the bed, feeling a rather big headache threatening to explode out of her skull and what seemed like weights on parts of her body, most notably her chest. Heather rubbed her eyes to help them open more wider and to momentarily adjust her eyes to the light in the room. Then she remembered ....<br/><br/>She wasn't Heather, but a man named Heath, who was a college student studying Graphic Design and Illustration. He also studied Cultural Studies as a minor as well. He was a full-time student, able to pay for his tuition with the vast amount of money his parents had as they accumulated their wealth over the years. And ... nothing. It seemed like all she could remember stopped at that point. It seemed like she missed part of her life and she was here now, feeling rather strange. She thought long and hard, and although feeling rather strange physically, she couldn't even remember what day was yesterday. It was all blank.<br/><br/>Heather tried desperately to try to will her fingers to give her a shock of electricity to reboot her mind but failed miserably. Instead, her fingers had brushed upon the silky smooth locks of long brown hair which ended where the waistbelt of her pants was. Wait, Heath never had long hair. What was going on? she asked herself. Her hands then pressed onto her face, accidentally striking what seemed like a smaller facial structure and softer skin. The new sensations at her fingertips caused her to look at her hands which were smaller than Heath's. The hands were connected to arms with musculature of a female. By shoving away the sheets covered her legs, she saw that her figure was a bit smaller. If she stood up, she would be about four inches shorter than the original Heath. And most unfortunately, she was a real woman, with the inclusion of medium sized breasts and an absence between her legs. Heath was Heath no more, but he was now Heather. She would ask, but she doubted the walls could explain why she was in this position. She walked forward, feeling the body to be unusually natural. What was more unusual was this room.<br/><br/>There were no windows that showed the outside, further preventing her from know what time of day it was. She didn't even know where this was. She had never seen this kind of room before, even though she was familiar with condos as a child. It was just .... weird. She walked over to what looked like a bathroom, but stopped as she saw a door to her right. Where does this go? Heather asked herself and approached it. There was no handle on the door. Instead, in the place where the doorknob would usually be, was a half-opaque, half-transparent panel with a green light shining behind it. Heather lightly poked the light with her finger. Nothing happened. Hmm, unusual, she thought and without thinking, she placed her hand, palm and fingers included, on the light and the door silently swung open. The room beyond the threshold was shrouded in darkness, but lights immediately flickered on, filling the adjacent room with light while leaving the rest dark. As Heather left the bedroom, the lights inside dimmed until it was as dark as the surrounding parts of the condo.<br/><br/>She walked a foot or two away from the door and without warning closed behind her. Whatever was closing these doors and turning on and off these lights were probably just watching for her next move. Heather turned to around, her eyes witnessing the pillar-like structure in the middle of the room. It was as tall as her, but Heather could clearly see the top of it if she stood on her toes. "What the hell is that?" she asked out loud as she entered the room and approached the obelisk.