Centre for Alien Biomorphology

A specialized medical research facility repurposed for examining extraterrestrial biological specimens. The building exudes sterile urgency, bathed in clinical blue-white lighting that casts stark shadows across corridors lined with equipment monitors. Emergency procedures have left traces—smeared glass from hurried wipe-downs and the acrid tang of cauterized organic matter lingering in the air. Extraction teams have cleared likely contamination zones, but containment protocols remain visibly stressed: biohazard barriers flutter where they’ve been hastily repaired, and secondary air filtration systems whine at irregular intervals. This is both a sanctuary and a trap—the nearest refuge for endangered humans, yet a place already infiltrated by the Nucleus, where clean medical science meets alien incubation.