Well, that certainly doesn't answer anything - whether it's because of the drugs that the teleportation fails, or if it's something else; because of the MRI machine, she doesn't even have sensors in the room to record any variations in the standard laws of physics that might be associated with her newest little experimental subject's teleportation. She'll have to think of a way to test him again under controlled conditions without the risk of him getting away.
In the meantime, she can finally take a peek at her newest specimen's innards - just when she was starting to think she might have an excuse to vivisection him, too, but business comes before pleasure. It turns out, though, that there are considerably fewer of those innards than she was expecting; on the inside, his body doesn't even look like something that should still be alive, let alone functional. Perhaps he's a magical construct of some kind - a golem, or something; the Foundation has acquired them before, though never one quite like this.
Once she's finished the scans and taken biopsies of what organs he does have, she moves him to slightly more comfortable accommodations - ones where he's shackled to both the bed and the wall, just in case, and on an IV of drugs that should keep him manageable. Now it's just a matter of waiting for him to come back around.
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Date: 2013-04-22 07:01 am (UTC)In the meantime, she can finally take a peek at her newest specimen's innards - just when she was starting to think she might have an excuse to vivisection him, too, but business comes before pleasure. It turns out, though, that there are considerably fewer of those innards than she was expecting; on the inside, his body doesn't even look like something that should still be alive, let alone functional. Perhaps he's a magical construct of some kind - a golem, or something; the Foundation has acquired them before, though never one quite like this.
Once she's finished the scans and taken biopsies of what organs he does have, she moves him to slightly more comfortable accommodations - ones where he's shackled to both the bed and the wall, just in case, and on an IV of drugs that should keep him manageable. Now it's just a matter of waiting for him to come back around.