The doctor ran out of the room, panicking and refusing to look back.
“Brendan…?”
“Suki!” he called out panickedly. “Thank the Goddess we found you.” As he pulled her to sit upright, he noticed her trembling. “What are they doing to you?”
With slow and weak movements, she raised her hand and pointed to the device. “Th-the r-remote.”
He shielded his eyes from the bright flashing lights and grabbed the remote, clicking the button to turn off her electrocution, and then rushed back to her, ripping the shackle off her ankle. “Hold still, I need to get that thing off your neck.”
She whimpered in pain. “No,” she coughed. “S-Stop the… the machine.”
“What?”
“The machine,” she groaned.
He looked up and finally noticed the cages and, more importantly, the innocent supernatural beings t
