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Tyler turned to watch Otto go right for it, injecting the serum into himself without much hesitation at all. She winced a little at the sight of the needle going into his arm. Silently, she waited to see what his reaction would be. It didn't appear too bad. She watched the other two men as they also took the mystery drug. Their reactions were all different. Definitely something fit for the Sci-Fi channel. She made sure to keep plenty distance between herself and the mouthy Asian man who'd been shot. His reaction to the injection had her on her toes.
Finally, she reached for her own syringe, wishing someone would just do it for her so she didn't have to be the one to poke herself with a needle. A chill escaped down her spine as she stared into the blue liquid she was about to use. Frowning at the object, she eventually turned the needle to her arm and pressed in, clenching her teeth at the terrible sensation she had hated ever since she was a child. When she'd finished injecting the strange concoction, she carefully placed the needle back on its pedestal, taking a brief moment to look at the masked man in front of them. They were sure giving him what he wanted without much fight.
Her eyes didn't linger long before she turned and made her way to the wall to sit herself against it, following Otto's lead in case she had a bad reaction as well. She sat in silence for a few minutes, pulling her knees up into her chest to get comfortable. She could tell when she was finally getting some sort of effect when her head began to spin and a wave of vertigo hit her. Her head drooped a few times before she would try to lift it again, wanting to keep her eyes on the room around her. But she couldn't keep her head up for long and eventually let it fall onto her knees. Her stomach lurched painfully, making her feel like she was going to vomit. After a while the sensations began to subside but she didn't lift her head, afraid the world would start spinning again. Luckily, she had made it through without hurling.
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