DonVoltonus
Singularity
- Joined
- Mar 22, 2013
Kolt arrived for his first day a the research center, only to be very swiftly ushered down the hall by a man in a red coat that was a combination of lab attire and a long trenchcoat. "Alright now uh, Kolt, is it? Your application and tests show you would be best suited to work with me, in the breeding research sector. I am Doctor Morgan, but you may simply call me Morgan, or Sir."
Doctor Morgan was a slender male, though his arms showed visible muscle under the coat. He was an anthro, obviously aquatic in origin, with grey skin and nearly black strips. Fins graced his body, split with lavender webbing, the large one on his back stuck through a slit in his coat, folding down against his spine. Along his head, in place of hair, ran numerous tendrils, twitching and wriggling slightly at the tips. His eyes seemed lit with an internal fire, glowing a brilliant shade of lime, which matched what could be seen of his tongue as he spoke, though it wasn't easy to notice through his dagger-like teeth. His hands were more human than animal, only webbed between the thumb and forefinger, each finger tipped with a sharp claw that held the same otherworldly glow as his eyes. A bulge under his coat showed that he certainly had a tail, which was at best guess wrapped around his leg and out of the way.
"First thing first." He stopped next to a row of five tube-like devices. Each was more than large enough to fit an anthro, two curved panes of inch thick plexiglass split in the middle to allow entry, each edged with a rubbery seal. "Disrobe and enter the machine." He held out a hand for Colt's clothing.
Doctor Morgan was a slender male, though his arms showed visible muscle under the coat. He was an anthro, obviously aquatic in origin, with grey skin and nearly black strips. Fins graced his body, split with lavender webbing, the large one on his back stuck through a slit in his coat, folding down against his spine. Along his head, in place of hair, ran numerous tendrils, twitching and wriggling slightly at the tips. His eyes seemed lit with an internal fire, glowing a brilliant shade of lime, which matched what could be seen of his tongue as he spoke, though it wasn't easy to notice through his dagger-like teeth. His hands were more human than animal, only webbed between the thumb and forefinger, each finger tipped with a sharp claw that held the same otherworldly glow as his eyes. A bulge under his coat showed that he certainly had a tail, which was at best guess wrapped around his leg and out of the way.
"First thing first." He stopped next to a row of five tube-like devices. Each was more than large enough to fit an anthro, two curved panes of inch thick plexiglass split in the middle to allow entry, each edged with a rubbery seal. "Disrobe and enter the machine." He held out a hand for Colt's clothing.