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[binarythinking]

The lab is indeed as horrifying as it had looked on Snart's video. Blood, feathers, evidence of torture and one of those pods had held his own daughter. Jesse.

But Harry can compartmentalize with the best of them and it's easier to do so with Tess at his side. He's been working on the bizarre tech of the city since he'd arrived, taking apart one of the stasis tubes that had held Sam Winchester and working with the angel to eventually attempt to de-program him and inadvertently trigger the chaos that had flung them all into a brand new and even more dangerous environment.

They can do this. The pods can be reactivated and if they can manage the tech, the process can be undone. They can save their people.

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[onlystarisee]

This lab sets Tess’ teeth on edge. So much technology, used for awful purposes. But they can fix that. Use it for something good. Fix the horrible experiments it was used for. They can find a way to put everyone back to normal. And she doesn’t plan on stopping until they do. Which they will. It’s only a matter of time.

She stays close to Harrison; there’s no way he’s not painfully aware of the fact that one of these pods held his daughter. Their daughter. And it has to bother him. Even if he’s shoving that down. So she works closely at his side, doing what she can to help him on that front.

Well THAT's one interesting journal misfire..

[binarythinking]

They work without rest, without fail. If there is some way to turn this place into something good, to give back what had been taken, they're going to do it. Calculations and programs are sketched out, ideas tossed back and forth and tests are run. They couldn't do it without McCoy's medical expertise, to advise on how to correct certain anomalies and guarantee that once the pods were reactivated those who were transformed could be restored.

Hours, or possibly days later, they're ready. The pods are clean, glowing an unearthly sort of green in the background as Harry runs through the programs for the hundredth time. Every possible variable has to be accounted for before they can offer a solution to the network. Asking one of the taken to get back into one of the pods is going to be huge.

They have to be certain.

ahahaha YUP. Hello Mick.

[onlystarisee]

[OOC: I’m so bad with bullshitting science, I’m sorry.]

There’s no room for error. Not with this. Not with the taken’s lives hanging in the balance. She loses track of the different calculations they run through, the ideas that are tossed back and forth and built upon and tossed aside or developed further and tested. None of it matters except finding an answer.

And they finally have. Or they’re closer than they have been since they started this. She leans into Harrison, her hand settling easily on his shoulder as he runs through the programs for the hundredth time. “We’re almost there,” she murmurs softly in his ear. “I think we’ve almost got it.”