Listening to your command, the droid attaches a rectractable appendage to the medical station, and the machine equips it with a syringe, then fills it with a translucent red liquid. The droid seperates from the machine and hovers next to you, its optics running a quick diagnostic on you before you feel the distant pain of the needle piercing you. With the antidote in your system, the effects of the sedatives start to wear off. The first thing you notice is the intensifying pain in your eyes. It might be a bit of an exaggeration, but it feels almost like they were ripped out of their sockets then put back in place. At the same time, your other senses regain their sharpness, and the unpleasant smell gets to you completely now. Your body grows hot as you can feel the antidote in your circulation, a burning feeling washing away the numbness from your limbs.<br/><br/>Your mind is more clear now, you remember who you are and that you were on Coruscant, heading for a meeting with a contact who could set you up with the Resistence... beyond that point it is still hazy, but you can safely think that you were ambushed by Imperials. Speaking of which, you recognize the markings on the walls - no doubt, you've been a lab rat for the Empire, knocked out cold for who knows how long? And on top of that, not just you: in the current lab, there are 5 more doors leading to 'patient rooms'.<br/><br/>[Your persistent condition is now removed, and you can take the recovery action as normal.]<br/><br/><strong>"Are you all right? Can you move?"</strong>- the young woman over the comm asks -<strong>"There should be some lab clothes in those lockers, and if you're lucky even some things you can use. In the meantime, you probably have a lot of questions. I won't promise I can answer them all, and there's not much time."</strong>