((Let's get this show on the road cronies and peeps.   >:)))<br/><br/>http://www.bidmc.org/Research/Departments/Medicine/Divisions/HemostasisandThrombosis/~/media/Images/CentersandDepartments/Medicine/HemostasisandThrombosis/Research/lab2.ashx (http://www.bidmc.org/Research/Departments/Medicine/Divisions/HemostasisandThrombosis/~/media/Images/CentersandDepartments/Medicine/HemostasisandThrombosis/Research/lab2.ashx)<br/><br/>(About as close as I can get to what I'm after.)<br/><br/>Having spent a wonderful night with Emma, well morning to be precise, Giselle as well as Yuna and Vincent were in line a little ways away from the neko, behind her to be precise.  The double doors to the lab swung open of their own accord and the assembled, all forty plus saw what awaited them.  Helena was there, dressed in another black suit and tie affair as she had been a day before.  "Please, get in an orderly line and we'll begin, starting with the first three and moving down the line."  The first three were holding staffs, and they looked like dangerous sorcerers all and they were all females to boot.  Elven given the pointed ears and ageless faces, but they weren't like any elves that Giselle had seen before.  For one they were purple, and another two of them had wild looking tigers beside them the size of a small horse complete with saddles.  They rode them?  It was the only explanation Giselle could come up with.<br/><br/>Watching them go through the doors, the apparent leader, a long fire red haired woman stepped forward and sat down in the black leather table that folded up a bit to become a comfortable chair.  Nice touch, but a bit overdone, Vincent thought as a blond headed woman much like Helena approached with a syringe loaded with clear liquid.  "Can you understand me alright?"<br/><br/>"I'm not daft, woman.  Get whatever sorcery you have planned over with so I can get back to meditations with my two sisters before our fights."  The elven woman said, earning a scowl from the lab technician as she tapped the syringe a couple of times to get the air out of it before slowly approaching the sorcerer and her black full grown tiger.  It was a bit unnerving, but Giselle had to admire the human's courage considering how odd this situation was.<br/><br/>"No need to be rude cousin."  Giselle said, earning a withering stare from the elven sisters that stood beside the chair as well as their eldest sister.  That wasn't the reaction she had wanted expected exactly.  She wasn't any elf she knew, but Azeroth wasn't known to those from Faerun and vice versa.  Still, the crowd watched as the nurse pulled the elf's robe up enough to reveal the red headed woman's naval.  Gently piercing the skin with pinpoint accuracy, the nurse pushed the plunger down until the syringe was empty before just as gently pulling it free.  Helena turned to a monitor and voiced a command.  "Activate."  The screen flickered to life and the elven woman's name and stats appeared as well as her complete DNA profile.  Everything from why her skin was purple to her precise weight and height, among any food allergies she might not have known about.  Every bit of data and more was now being recorded live thanks to the nanomachines in her blood.  They also acted as translators of every known language, and they'd learn to translate more as time wore on.  All in all, a neat little package and a marvel of modern engineering.<br/><br/>Helena explained it all, and let others ask their questions as they saw fit.  Vincent was the first.  "Why is this needed exactly?  From what I have seen, you have enough ways to track us with all the cameras about this place."  It was a fair question, but he had a feeling he knew part of the answer if not all of it.  Helena nodded as she spoke in turn, crossing her arms under her chest as she took a couple of steps forward before stopping in front of the chair as the woman got up and let her sisters proceed with the nanotech and vaccination injections.<br/><br/>"I developed this with the help of many others, mostly my father and a business partner of his.  We developed all this to help track and keep people from being kidnapped and otherwise being lost.  Also, it was made to create a way to better diagnose and help doctors treat sicknesses and other diseases, both genetic and otherwise.  If the field tests go as well as I hope, then this will be handed off to every medical lab and hospital across the country, and then further if things go alright.  There are no known side affects with the trials we've done already with animals and simple organisms.  Any other questions?"  The three sisters were already heading back out and the line was moving on.  Kiruna was up next, unless she handed that off to another of course.