Scanning Alison

Walter stood up from his chair, his mind already racing with the details of his plan. He walked over to a nearby cabinet and pulled out a small, sleek device resembling a futuristic gun. The TF (Transfiguration) gun was his latest creation, and he had high hopes for its capabilities. This device could temporarily alter one's physical appearance, and Walter believed it could be the key to fulfilling both their fantasies.

He activated the TF gun and selected the 'scan' feature. The device emitted a soft hum as it prepared to capture detailed data. Walter left his lab and made his way upstairs, where he found Alison in the kitchen, humming softly to herself as she prepared dinner. She was wearing a pair of tight jeans and a loose blouse, her hair tied back in a casual ponytail.

Walter quietly approached her from behind, ensuring he remained out of her direct line of sight. He raised the TF gun and began scanning Alison, capturing every detail of her appearance: the exact shade of her hair, the freckles on her cheeks, the shape of her eyes, and the curve of her lips. The device stored this data, ready to replicate it perfectly.

Alison sensed his presence and turned around, smiling warmly. "Hey, Walter. What brings you here?" she asked, wiping her hands on a towel.

Walter returned the smile, trying to act casual as he deactivated the scan feature. "Oh, just needed a break from the lab. Smells great in here," he commented, taking a step closer to ensure the scan was complete.

"Thanks," Alison replied, turning back to the stove. "It's just a simple pasta dish, but I think it'll turn out well."

Walter nodded, feeling a mix of excitement and nervousness. "I'm sure it will be delicious," he said, taking one last look at her before excusing himself. "I'll let you get back to cooking. See you at dinner."

As Walter walked away, he couldn't help but feel a sense of anticipation. The plan was set in motion, and he was one step closer to making both his and Steve's fantasies a reality. With the scan complete, he could now focus on the next phase: the transfiguration.