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Onnibel, an unassuming, plain young woman by public definition attends a specialized university; the area of accent is biotechnology research and development. Her field of expertise is identifying and classifying new/unidentified organisms. She had few people come in or go out of her lab, so little so that many of the creatures she identified would have been rejected by the board of deans. Onnibel stayed in the dorms just across the road from the lab rooms. In the lab, she tended to keep all of her lab equipment clean and separated into groups according to purpose, but her dorm could have had some work done.
On a sullen fall afternoon, a specimen was brought in from deliveries that had befuddled her colleagues of many calibre. She prudently slid one of the scalpels she had laying in a metal tray to the side under the cellophane tape running it along the seam of the box. The cardboard flaps swung open with ease revealing a smooth glass canister with a mesh-filtered breathing apparatus in the lid. Inside lay a semi flattened viscous clear mass of which shivered under the slightest acceleration. Onnibel brought over an electron microscope and unsealed the lid slipping the thing onto a metal tray and slicing a thin sheet of material on to a glass microscope slide. She adjusted the dials appropriately; the image came into focus slowly. No cells were present, but one peculiar item was present: as numerous as the atoms within the structure were tiny crystalline mechanisms that had four small LEDs arranged in a tetrahedral pattern and a silhouette of another four of what seemed like hypodermic needles on an atomic scale. She removed the slide but caught her coat sleeve on the eyepiece of the microscope dropping the slide into the canister where the glass shattered but was embedded in the organisms skin. At that point, she tried to remove the pieces of glass but only managed to cut the tip of her thumb and index finger. Closing the canister tightly, she left with her papers and her lab coat and was off to her dorm room.