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OOC: Alright! @Flaze, @Xolw, @Blathers, @~NiGHTS~, @Bad Apple, @AlphaMouse. For simplicities sake, you're all in Block C.

A guide to the prison, courtesy of your loving host, The Doctor
Introduction
Hello! Welcome to the facility. I am the owner of this wonderful place. My name is unimportant, and most people call me The Doctor. If you're reading this, that means you're one of my test subjects. It's wonderful to have you here! Provided you cooperate, this will be the best time you have in your life. If you don't, you will be killed.
Thank you for your cooperation,
The Doctor
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The first floor is home to an underground arboretum, the technology for which was crafted by that clever bastard you all know and love, The Doctor. It supplies the facility with much of it's oxygen, ensuring we don't need any large vents leading to the surface to tempt you into cutting your stay short. This floor serves as a place for rest and relaxation. The Greenhouse is also here, but it's off limits to most subjects.
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The second level of the facility is home to many wonderful attractions provided by your gracious host, The Doctor.
The Library: This area contains a huge collection of books and movies, as well as some video games. The Doctor recommends the original Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, as well as his own biopic, The Doctor: The Smartest Man Alive. Destruction of any library property will result in banning from the library and possible removal of limbs.
School: Attendance is purely optional. After all, who is The Doctor to force you to get an education? If you want one, any subject can receive education up to a 12th grade level. Past that, students will have to go to the library. Disrupting class will result in banning from the school and possible removal of limbs.
Gym: The facility's fitness center is state of the art, with many high-tech workout machines, as well as the standard assortment of weights and treadmills. Attempting to use the weights as weapons to attack guards and other inmates will result in execution and banning from the gym.
Sick Bay: A small first aid center where inmates can go to get any meds, as well as get treated after they have had their heads bashed in at the gym and had their limbs removed for tearing pages out of library books while yelling in class.
The Cantine: Subjects can come here to get free meals of reasonably high quality. Attempting to start a food fight will result in a time out, because honestly, that's just immature.
The Auditorium: Occasionally, the wonderful, amazing head of the facility, The Doctor (That's me!) will grace the subjects with a demonstration of a new talent he has learned. Attendance is mandatory. Failure to attend will result in banning from the auditorium.
The Pool: The facility is equipped with two olympic size swimming pools, one for recreation, and one for swimming laps. Interrupting swimmers while they are swimming laps will result in removal of limbs and banning from the pool. Taking The Doctor's favorite ducky innertube is discouraged, although he will share if asked nicely.
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The Doctor has provided each subject with a dorm to live in. These each come equipped with a bed, a small restroom, a bookshelf to hold any items the prisoner might find, a a wardrobe to hold the prisoner's clothes. Referring to dorms as 'cells' or 'cages' is foolish. Cells and cages hold prisoners, and subjects are not prisoners, because if they were, they would be kept in cells or cages instead of dorms. Referral to them as such will result in having one's bed removed from their cell.
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Subjects are not allowed on this floor without being accompanied by a staff member. If asked, they may or may not inform you on what goes on in a given room.
The Lifts
Transport from floor to floor is provided by a series of elevators, each one marked by a blue square on the map. Each floor has roughly 10 elevators in the center. They have buttons for floors 6 through 10, but that is a mistake. These floors do not exist, and can not be accessed using a subject's key card.
The Staff
The prison staff includes many hardworking individuals here to ensure you have a great time.
The scientists may poke and prod you, but it won't hurt a bit, promise! And it's all to learn more about you and find better ways to make sure you have a good time.
The guards are here to protect you, and as such, wear full body armor. This armor is heat, cold, shock, and ballistic resistant. They are trained to the peak of human ability, and are thus strong enough to protect the facility from any threat. They are lead by my dear best friend, Officer Styx.
About the Author
The Doctor is inarguably the smartest man who ever lived. He created this facility, and many inmates. He presently lives in the mansion above this facility, although he spends much of his time in the facility itself. He enjoys surgery, video games, stuffed animals, tea, and books. He is not married, and all of the subjects of the facility are his children.

The Doctor's secretary, Susan Ward, looked over the new brochure her employer had printed off.

"...Sir. With respect, are you serious?" She asked the greying man on the other side of the desk. The Doctor whirled around in his swivel chair.

"Susie, you should know by now, I'm a very serious man. Seriously kind, seriously compassionate, seriously loving..."

"Okay, but sir, you put down right here that we have a room for vivisection." Susie said, pointing to one of the rooms. "And you threaten several times to slice of the limbs of our subjects. We only do that occasionally, and usually just to test regenerative powers."

"Susie, you have no sense of humor." The Doctor said. "That's very important in any medical field. Helps the patient calm, down you see..." He glanced at the clock.

"All this talk of vivisection has reminded me. It's been a while since we've done our routine checkups, hasn't it? Susie, call in...Hmm...How does Block C sound?"

"Yes, sir. Understood." Susan said. She returned to her desk, just outside of The Doctor's office.

A voice blared over the intercom.

"Will Mister Gunkly of C Block please report to elevator two on the second floor? A squad of guards will be there to escort you to floor five. As always, your cooperation is appreciated."
 
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A girl sat in the library, her long vivacious red bangs covering her left eye. Her vaguely grey colored skin making her appear as if she was dead. But she was perfectly healthy, being able to flip through the pages of To Kill a Mocking Bird like any other living person. The announcement over the intercom came on, the very aura of the speaker causing her entire body to shutter.

Thank god it's not me... She thought meekly... Although, I'm probably coming up next... The girl frowned with this very thought, like her very soul was about to be violated...
 
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OOC: Wow, The Doctor seriously has a thing for cutting limbs. Also I don't know if it's just me, but the pictures for BFs 3 and 4 aren't showing.

Delta covered her ears and bent down due to the loud sound of the intercom. She always wanted to kill that intercom, but she knew that trouble would follow if she tried. Even with her ears covered, the sound still hurt. Once she realized the announcement was done, she uncovered her ears and looked around and sighed,

"Looks like grown-ups are planning something again. I hope that their tests won't hurt..."
 
Gunkly was just about to perform his swan dive from the highest of the diving boards when the announcement sounded off over the intercom. He didn't enjoy hearing that voice. In Gunkly's short time here he began to associate that lady's voice with thermometers, scalpels, and all kinds of other not-so-nice doctor things. Not to mention those body-guards. Gunkly was one of the smaller 'guests' of this facility. In comparison to those tough guys he felt like a measly little tadpole.

Gunkly leaped as high as he could into the air. His very well developed legs allowed him to reach great heights; his current record was 12 feet and he was always improving. Gunkly arched his body towards the water and dove. He dipped through the water with a gentle splash and his red form could be seen swimming under the water's surface. Gunkly shot up like a dolphin at the opposite side of the pool and landed elegantly on his feet. Gunkly wasted no time in running to the elevator in his hopping gait.

The quicker he was the sooner he could get back to what he wanted to do.

The mutated poison dart frog stepped into the elevator. Gunkly was all too familiar with the elevator. As the elevator moved upwards he began to wonder how healthy he was. Gunkly made sure to eat all of his fruits, veggies, and other foods. He had always been fit because of all of the swimming he did. That was one of the biggest reasons Gunkly made sure to look after his health. The healthier Gunkly was the less the doctor would fret, and the less time he'd have to spend up there.

The doors to the elevator opened. Gunkly croaked once out of nervousness before taking one cautious step out. Well, this was it.
 
John Doe was eating his way through the cantine. He honestly didn't care whether he got called up or not as he knew that as one of the doctor's oldest projects he was too valuable in a sense, that and he was pretty much used to all the experiment by now anyway. As he bit down on a piece of stake he heard the announcement and swallowed faintly, a smirk crossing his face as he leaned against the chair. "I guess they're finally moving up with their projects again," He grinned confidently as he went back to his food.

He let out a soft burp and proceeded to stand up from his desk and dust himself up. While he enjoyed eating he was starting to get bored, so he began to make his way towards the library, not to rent books of course; those didn't match with him. He was going there to look for some movies, though he wasn't even considering on renting the movie The Doctor did of himself...never again was he going to sit through those boring two hours of watching the man boast about himself, he already heard him do that alot during check ups anyway.
 
"Gunkly!" The doctor said, grinning a mile wide. It was doubtful anyone could see it. He was wearing a full body suit made of some sort of black rubber-like substance. Still, his voice, and the cheery tone he always had, identified him. He wrapped Gunkly in a warm embrace.

"Thanks for coming. I just wanted to give you this to show you how much we all appreciate your cooperation." The man said. He took out a box. The doctor had wrapped it himself. Inside was a small brochure on the rain forest Gunkly's species had originated from.

"Perhaps we can take a field trip there, some day? Anyway, I'm a very busy man. I've got to run. Toodles!" The doctor then ran off to the vivisection room.

A voice crackled over the intercom.

"Will Ms. Alice of Block B report to elevator three on floor one? A team of guards will then escort you to the vivisection room." Susan said.

Richter was in the library. He was reading a travel guide. Next to him, a guard was loudly eating an apple.
 
The girl shuttered at the sound of her name being called over the intercom, followed by the order to head to the Vivisection Room. Alice's face went from saddened to downright dismal. She tried so hard to surpress tears from her eyes as she let out a sigh. Alice stepped over to the lift, completely passive because she knew that fighting was useless...

Why I must I live a life like this... She thought bitterly....
 
The doctor was waiting for Alice outside the room. He was in his usual attire now: A lab coat, over a red-and-green striped sweater, with jeans.

"Alice. How is my daughter today?" The Doctor asked. "I...Well, this is a bit embarassing. I kinda...Made a mess." He opened the door, revealing the room. It was covered in blood. The walls, floor, ceiling...All of them were painted. On the operating table, there was a vaguely human-shaped mass of red flesh. The smell was terrible.

"We can't have anyone touching the blood...And due to the nature of your powers, we figured you'd be the best one to clean it all up." The Doctor took out a bucket.

"Please move all of the matter into this bucket. When you're finished, a guard will take you back to what you're doing." He turned away, and was about to go, before he stopped.

"Oh, before I forget, here." He handed Alice a present. Inside was a copy of the novel Twilight.

"If you promise not to open it until you finish, I promise that I'll give you the rest of them when you finish, okay?" The Doctor was grinning. He pushed his glasses up the bridge of his nose, then spun around on his heels.

"Thank you! Toodles!"

"Would Delta please report to the observation room?" Ms. Susan said, over the intercom.
 
John Doe had decided to go to the library in the end and ended up renting two movies, one was Wreck it Ralph cause he thought that a movie about video games was pretty interesting and the other one was the classical Frankenstein movie, mostly because he wanted to laugh at how stupid that guy looked. He kept hearing people being called up and began to wonder if he was going to be called up as well. Well as long as the doctor didn't make him add more power to the facility's generator it was all good, he got bored of having to do something for too long.
 
Gunkly had mixed feelings about his toxic abilities. Gunkly was very young and small compared to the others, so if it wasn't for his paralyzing touch and toxic spray he might have been picked on quite a bit. But at the same time people felt a lot more cautious around him. He could freely control his toxins and could safely touch people if he wanted to. But Gunkly didn't blame people for taking precautions like the Doctor's rubber suit. It was just part of being what he was.

A hug was one of the last things Gunkly expected to receive. The doctor also handed him a gift. Gunkly gingerly unwrapped it to find a travel brochure. Gunkly felt his heart flutter as he looked at the images depicted on the pages. Was this where he thought it was? He opened the book quickly and shifted through the pages. Images of rainforest fauna and creatures were depicted inside. Gunkly had done a little bit of studying on the rainforest. Since he hadn't yet taught himself how to read he mostly watched nature documentaries.

The rainforest was an unfamiliar place, but Gunkly's instincts told him it was a wonderful place. It felt like a second home. He looked up in excitement when the doctor mentioned the possibility of visiting some day.
"R-really? That'd.. that be great!" Gunkly managed to stammer. "Thank you." Gunkly didn't think that if they did go it wouldn't be for a while, but the thought gave him hope.

Gunkly was reading through the brochure intently as the Doctor left.
 
Alice sighed as The Doctor left.

I don't even like Twilight that much... Alice thought.

Feeling as if she had no other choice then to obey her "Father" She focused her mind as she felt the blood with her mind, the blood then floated into the air as it gather into one large bubble.

The bandages around her arm started to slowly turn red from a slight oozing of blood. Moving her hands like a Puppeteer controlling a Marionette, she moved the bubble of blood into the bucket, leaving the room spotless.

Alice then sighed as she brushed the sweat off of her brow.
 
Rein looked up from her spot in the library and frowned at the intercom. She hadn't been here that long compared to the others, so it was just sinking in how irritating(to her at least) this place could be like. She then looked down at her hands, baffled at exactly how some things could changed so drastically.

"I suppose I'll be called up soon." She sighed to herself and carefully began the process to close down the various programs she had been working on prior. It wouldn't due to have the computer's hard drive ruined beyond compare.
 
OOC: Sorry for the late post, I had school and stuff.

Delta heard her name called up on the intercom, oh great, she thought. The girl nervously walked into the elevator, shaking slightly and making a tiny whimpering sound as the lift escalated. She wasn't a big fan of their tests and had a fear of needles. But she prayed that it would be quick and easy.
 
The Doctor was waiting for Delta as the elevator opened.

"Delta! How's my puppy? Are you a good dog?" The Doctor asked. He chuckled. "But seriously, are you okay? No run ins with any dog catchers? Okay, okay, I'm done. I'm already out of all the dog jokes I could think of on the way over. Anyway, no needles today, promise." He opened the door to the observation room. Really, it was a series of rooms, each one of varying sizes, made to be used for miscellaneous experiments. This one was almost entirely stark white. Even the lone piece of furniture, a single chair, was cream colored. However, the corners of the room each had a small, black box.

"I just need you to sit there until I come back for you." His voice echoed a bit in the room.


A man was waiting in the doorway as Alice finished. He was tall, and wore a long, red coat, tattered around the edges, with a gigantic black sword slung across his back. His hair was long and black, with a single shock of white running through it. It was Officer Styx.

"Hi there. Doc's busy, told me to give you this when you were finished..." He handed Alice a travel brochure for the rain forests.

"Said something about a father daughter trip...I wish he would take me on one." Styx pouted a bit, then sniffed.

"Mmm..." He said, catching a wiff of his favorite scent. He dipped his finger into the bucket, licking it. He made a face, then patted Alice on the head.

"Anyway, you can find your way back to the elevator, no? No causing trouble now, or..." Styx grinned, and got uncomfortably close to Alice. "I'll eat you up!" He grinned. His teeth were like a shark's, jagged. If one looked closely, one could see he had two rows of them.

"But lets hope it doesn't come to that. Have a nice day, Alice." He lifted up the bucket and headed for cold storage.

"Will Mr. John Doe report to the maintenance room, please? Mr. John Doe, please report to the maintenance room."
 
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John looked up when he heard his name being called, he sighed mentally but nevertheless headed for the elevators, knowing that it was easier if he just did what he was told. He made his way towards the elevator and then to the fifth floor, only to see the guard's. He waved at one of them simply while grinning. "Yo boys, how's life treating you?' he asked casually as he was led towards the Maintenance room. "Okay doc, what's it gonna be today? taking my limbs off again?"
 
Delta quietly walked into the observation room, feeling slightly more relieved to know that needles wouldn't be involved with whatever The Doctor was going to do. She obediently sat on the white chair, resisting temptation to find whatever is in the boxes. Maybe they were a part of the test?
 
The Doctor locked the door behind him.

"I'll be back in a bit. Sit tight! Have fun!" He said, then trotted off.
 
OOC: Ah, woops! Didn't see your post.

"Not quite..." The Doctor said. The room had been outfitted with several instruments: A saxaphone, accordion, a banjo, and a gong. There was also a karaoke machine.

"This may seem odd, but we need you to play on as many of these instruments as you can at the same time while recording. As a reward, you can keep as many as you can play simultaneously."

"Also, I have a present for you. It will be waiting for you in your room in one hour, which is also the time we need you to play for. Is that alright? Not that it matters. But it's polite to ask."

"Will Ms. Rein please report to floor three, elevator seven? From there, a guard will escort you to the observation room."
 
Rein pulled out the flash drive that held a now half-completed computer virus that was a product of her boredom and shut down the computer.

"Now to waste my time for a few more minutes..." She muttered. She hoped that this whole thing would go over quickly so that she could get something to eat.

"Man, I'd kill to be able to eat some pizza right about now..." She thought.
 
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