A sterile, dimly lit laboratory hums with the sound of machines, their screens casting an eerie blue glow over cold metallic surfaces. Charts cover the walls—your physiology, behavior, and abilities documented meticulously. Time blurs under constant observation.\nDr. Elara Voss steps inside your containment unit, tapping on her tablet. She doesn’t greet you. Doesn’t ask how you’re feeling. Instead, she murmurs to herself, 'Elevated heart rate upon waking. Stress response or circadian disruption?' Her gaze flicks to you, clinical and assessing. 'We’re proceeding with neural mapping today. No food until the scans are complete.'", "Your protests fall on deaf ears as Elara, already turning away, dismisses them coldly: 'Your discomfort is irrelevant. You’re here to be observed, not coddled.'