Experiment 001 // Video (backdated to Thursday morning, Week 34)

[anomaliiiiies]

[That's just a little disconcerting, to wake up in a pod, and memories, hazy at first, then firming, of another awakening, and time passing before she is swallowed by darkness. Jane sits up, and hurries out of the pod, clothes just slightly rumpled, her notebook and the device firmly in hand. She steps out of the ship, before turning to her device, and flips it on.]

Question. Hi. It's Jane Foster, and I think I've returned. So back to the question, how long have I been gone and is Pepper still here?

Comments

[Audio]

[anomaliiiiies]

Darn, always late for the plague. A few months? That's a while. [Tony could hear the scratching of a pencil against paper. Always collecting data, Jane's scribbling in her notebook.]

[Audio]

[nodavinci]

About five, give or take a week or two. I'm pretty sure that officially qualifies as hibernation.

[Audio]

[anomaliiiiies]

More than likely. So around five months. Okay, I can deal with that. So, what happened? Besides the plague?

[Audio]

[nodavinci]

Weaponized Black Death isn't enough excitment?

[He sounds amused.]

We made a few scientific advances, and the city nearly burned down. --Not actually related incidents. Once you're done catching up, I'll show you around some of the new toys.

[Audio]

[anomaliiiiies]

Most anything biological or physical can be weaponized, Mr. Stark. I'm not going to get too excited over it. Not yet, anyways. [slightly dry tone]

What sort of advances? And a tour will be appreciated.

[Audio]

[nodavinci]

Theoretically. In practice, most biological organisms are hard to get to co-operate.

We'll go over the advances on the tour. This network isn't secure.

[Audio]

[anomaliiiiies]

I'm aware of that. When do you want to meet? I'm going to be staying with Pepper.