Ty nodded in response.

"Understandable." he said.

"I doubt ANYONE is particularly fond of such a thing." he said further.

"But for now, we will make sure you have a place to sleep, and have access to food and basic necessities and such." he went on.

"And I'll look into the files to see if we can't find someone to try and help you recover your memories." he told her.

"And maybe we'll find a clue to this mess."

"Don't stress yourself out over it." Ty said to her.

"We'll get you set up with somewhere to sleep here, and make sure you know where things are." he said further.

"We'll then worry about getting your memories back." he went on.

"For now, your safety and comfort." he stressed.

"...we'll need something to call you, though..." he then realised.

"Not sure if you want to go by 'Jane' in the time being, however..."

Ty sighed lightly.

"We'll call you Jane, then." he said.

"Short for 'Jane Doe', though you're not... dead. Just... have amnesia." he mumbled.

"For now. If you remember your name, do not hesitate to let me know." he told her.

"Or anything at all. Due to this being an emergency, I live here in this office, and the phone in the dorm we'll assign you to will connect to the phone here." he explained to her further.

"But you're not feeling physically ill or anything?" he asked.

Ty was silent for a moment, not quite sure how to respond to that last statement.

"Ah... well... that SHOULD go away some point soon." he told her.

"Should, anyway." he stressed.

"And as long as you're feeling all right, physically speaking, then we don't have any real reason to panic." he continued. "The quarantine on the med bay is pretty tight." he reasoned.

"So at least you haven't caught the virus. It's... pretty non-subtle." he finished.

Ty scratched his chin a little when she said that.

"Normally I would send you to the medical bay for examination, based on that theory." he said. "However... quarantine. Nobody is getting IN or OUT of there." he reasoned.

"But the lab would be a good place to potentially help." he then said further.

"They might be able to extract some information from you." he went on.

"...whether it be examining your blood, or finding a way to unlock your memories." he clarified.

"That is... a lot of vagueness." Ty responded.

"But anyway, Hazel, if you could help Miss Jane to a dorm, and show her where the lab and cafeteria are?" he asked Hazel.

"Oh, and here." he then said, grabbing one of the card keys and handing it to Jane.

"Dorm 37." he told her.

"If you ever find yourself wandering the building, the blue tiles are an interactive map and guidance system."

Ty paused for a moment.

"...yes." he said.

"Yes. Please." he told her.

His voice was calm, but Hazel could hear it. A very subtle undertone.

Fear. He was scared. Scared to be without her. Scared to turn into... what he was like, when she wasn't there.

"But make sure Miss Jane is settled in first." he then insisted, to which she could tell he was sincere with that. He was scared of what he would become without Hazel, but he WAS the boss.

And he needed to make sure everyone else was (relatively) all right, before him.

Ty smiled a little at her, and nodded as well.

"We do what we can for those that need it." he told her.

"Good luck in regaining your memories." he said, before the two women left.

And as soon as they did, he could sense the dark cloud around him.

"...great..." he mumbled, slumping forward some.

No sooner had she said that, Zeke entered... and he was looking concerned.

VERY concerned.

"Angela!" he exclaimed.

"We have a problem. A BIG one." he said.

"...what is it...?" Angela asked, hesitant and anxious now.

"It's Lunet." Zeke replied.

"...she's showing symptoms again."

"I don't know." Zeke responded. "I just... I don't know." he repeated.

"This shouldn't be in her genetics, it's not that sort of virus. Or it shouldn't be." he said.

"But anyway, how is she? She's... for a moment, okay." he told her.

"Relatively." he stressed.

"She's showing the early symptoms, so it's like a really bad cold right now." he went on.

"...but it's unmistakable. It's Ouroboros again."