<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/2/2e/Poison_Ivy_2.jpg)</div><strong>Briar Rose</strong>(https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Hg-CqLqGg4uAa-cEN-zWKVpQgNaDv5Kw4c8vsjo_4MY/edit)<br/><strong>Location</strong>: Burning Man, Black Rock Desert/Then San Diego<br/><strong>Tagging</strong>: Open<br/><strong>Hero Points</strong>: 2<br/><strong>Conditions</strong>: Naked!/Dressed<br/><hr/><br/>Rose grinned and caught Daibuster's hand.  "What's said is said!" she sing songed, rising.  "Come on, beautiful.  You're going to wash my hair."<br/><br/>A little while later, Rose strode into her lab arm in arm with daibuster.  "So," she began, "We've got two cans here.  This one we're going to pop and pour through a couple of diagnostic machines.  We'll find out what it's like when it interacts with the air."<br/><br/>She grinned and showed some cubes and hardwired them together.  "I saw these things on T.E.D.  They use microtech and cloned tissue to to replicate human biological systems.  They can actually replicate specific people's specific organs.  They were kind enough to donate a few prototypes to the avengers.  We'll replicate a generic human digestive system and examine what happens to the tentacle grape as it's digested.  The chemical hits pretty fast, so it probably first interacts when it contacts the mucus membranes on the way down the throat, but we'll look at it all the way through.  We'll make a forensic data base, so we can recognize the chemical at any point in the process.<br/><br/>"But to really find out what a chemical is, we need to look at it before contact with other atoms interact with it--even those in the air."<br/><br/>She pulled out some other machines.  "Daibuster, I want you to adjust these to laser drill into the can and pull the soda into vacuum tubes for spectroanalysis."