Life On Atlantis

Tomas was busy, working in his private lab. He was looking at a slide of Emily’s DNA, then switched to a slide of Wraith DNA. After that he carefully mixed the two slides together, the reaction that occurred was exactly what he wanted to happen. The door to his lab opened and someone came in.
“Emily is acting up, the temperature in her room is rising,” Alexias said.
“The serum I gave her should be suppressing her powers,” he replied not bothering to look up.
“Well it isn’t.”
Tomas sighed, he put the slide away and walked over to the serum cabinet and pulled out a vial of yellow-green liquid out. “If we give her a stronger dose than this, it might hurt her.” He pushed past Alexias to leave his lab.
Alexias moved to follow him.
“I will go alone!”
Tomas made his way to Emily’s room and stood outside, he could feel the heat coming from the door. He finally entered, the heat inside was worse, stifling. Emily was sitting on the bed, staring towards the door like she somehow knew he was coming.
“I want to see Misha!” Her eyes turned completely black.
“I wish we could, I really do, but the team we sent to find Misha reported back and said the Hive ship that took her was destroyed and all the slaves were killed,” Tomas said smoothly.
“I was good for an entire week, give me a surprise like you promised,”
“We can let you explore Atlantis,” he said. “If you take your medicine again.” Tomas held the vial out towards Emily, carefully making eye contact with her.
Emily took the vial from Tomas and hesitated. “I do not feel sick,” she said.
“We found some traces of a bacteria within your bloodstream. If you do not take the medicine soon you will be really sick and could die,” Tomas said.
She opened the vial and swallowed the contents, shivering as the effects took hold, almost instantly. She began to feel a little different, like she was disconnected from a part of herself.
“That wasn’t so bad,” Tomas said.
“It tasted like crap.”
Tomas had Emily follow him into a medical lab, made her sit down on the bed.
“Everything is so white,” she said.
Looking around she saw a monitor by the bed, its screen was black. Tomas walked over and flip