Observations and Testing

"This new strain seems... more aggressive than I expected," a man dressed in a lab coat said as he examined the two latest subjects brought into the laboratory. "You say they tried to jump you?"

"Tried, and failed, Dr. Michaels," Nicole said as she watched her sisters begin to eat each other out, she hid her arousal.

"You both should go to the showers for decontamination," Dr. Nathan Michaels said. "We don't want to risk you getting infected. The Holy Water showers should wash away even this strain."

The two women nodded a bit and walked off towards the decontamination showers. They were stripped of their clothes, which were taken off to be burned and the blessed water poured over them. Nicole resisted the urge to finger herself, she was trying to hide her infection after all. The Holy water wouldn't wash away what had happened to her, but the last thing she needed was to wind up in one of those cells.

Dr. Michaels watched the two new Succubi prisoners going at it. In another life he might've been aroused, but this was not the time for that. He wrote two Jane Does on the notes and walked off. He walked up to another scientist, this one a dark skinned woman with black hair tied into a ponytail.

"It seems we've managed to capture two Succubi with the new strain that was reported by Delta Team," he said.

"What should we do with them?"

"Let them have their fun, then introduce the anesthetic gas, I want full blood work and analysis of this strain," Dr. Michaels said. "And bring down another 'volunteer'... I want to observe the infection process."

Dr. Victoria Simms frowned a bit at that. Volunteers were people who were often press-ganged from the refugee center above and given to the demons to be infected for scientific research. It was why they had set up under the arena, and while it was necessary she didn't like it.

"Alright, I will send word," she said.

"Good, the sooner we understand this new strain, the sooner we can find a cure," Dr. Michaels said. "And their sacrifice will not be forgotten."