Wedding Night Mishap

"Is the experiment ready for us to procede?"

"Of course!" Sayzel looked offended as he answered his mate and fellow scientist. "You stated quite clearly that this was needed to be set up and ready to test by 2:00 pm on the dot."

"Very well then," Mayuri Kurotsuchi said as he took in the room. It was on the small side, square, and had white walls, floors, and ceiling. Along one wall were numerous cages filled with identical white mice. The wall opposite the cages had a re-inforced window. The two remaining walls each sported a door. In the middle of the room was a long table that had a row of strange contraptions down the middle of it. The only thing all the contraptions had in common was that they each held a vile of a different colored liquid.

"You did remember to program the cages to unseal themselves for different test tubes, correct? It will be fastenating to discover how the inhalation of the various solutions differs from the ingestion of the same liquid."

"Yes! I said I had everything set up. That was clearly in the overview of the procedures you listed," Sayzel moved to one of the doors and started to leave the room. "Besides, if you would kindly remember, what we are actually testing is the container the liquid is stored in. Finding out about the air-bourne qualities is just an added bonus."

Mayuri gave a shudder and quickly followed after his mate. No, he would definately not be forgetting that little fact. Genryusai Shigekuni Yamamoto So-Taicho had told them in no uncertain terms what would happen to them after the fiasco over at the Sixth Division involving the broken spheres. The least he had promised involved halved funding, a full audit, and the So-Taicho's son. Mayuri sped up and in no time found himself standing beside Sayzel at the window, looking into the room.

"Let us commence the testing then."

Sayzel nodded and pressed one of the many buttons on the board in front of him, triggering the first contraption. The two scientists were so occupied by watching a mechanical arm shoot out of the side of the odd device, grab ahold of a vile sitting on the table next to the machine, and swing it around until the glass vile was being held over the floor that the never noticed the far door being opened. The arm dropped the vile while Mayuri and Sayzel watched in anticipation. Both looked dissapointed as the sealed glass vile shattered upon contact with the hard floor, before getting a look of anticipation again as they raised their gaze off of the floor and began to look towards the lab mice. They were distracted from continuing through with this through when they noticed an extremely displeased looking Yamamoto. Looking just beyond the So-Taicho, the two mates could clearly see Ulquiorra standing in the test room as well.

Swallowing hard and beginning to panic, Mayuri looked on in horror as a cloudy vapor began to form over the liquid on the floor from the broken vile. Suddenly, alarms began to sound throughout the room and the doors sealed themselves shut. The last view Mayuri had of Yamamoto before the So-Taicho was completely enveloped in the rapidly spreading cloud was not encouraging for his long term health prospects.

Turning away from the incredibly worrying view, Mayuri attention was taken by the equally worried face of Sayzel.

"Locking the doors was nowhere in the list of procedures!"

Mayuri was just beginning to answer when an odd hissing noise drew his attention to the duct. He was beginning to move over and examine it when another alarm sounded throughout the facility, this time with a voice message.

*Warning! Containment breach by a foreign, airbourne contaminent.*

As the room filled with white vapor, the only thing to be heard other than the alarm was Mayuri's last comment.

"Fascinating!"

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Yes. Please assume as much as you want. I was sure trying to write something that would imply certain things taking place shortly afterwards. I just couldn't bring myself to write them for either couple. And if Unohana had to walk in on either couple it would certainly account for her being slightly off when she came back into the delivery room.