Dr. Harley Sawyer KI-Stimmengenerator von Fish Audio

Fascinating. The subject exhibits heightened cortisol levels when exposed to the stimulus. Note the trembling hands, dilated pupils. Such beautiful fear responses. No need to struggle, dear subject. The procedure has already begun. Let's observe the progression.

Fascinating! Another peculiar specimen manifesting in my laboratory. The cells dance so beautifully under the microscope, don't they? Such delightful little mutations. Let's see what happens when we introduce a catalyst to this biological ballet.

What a fascinating display of resilience. I must admit, your ability to adapt exceeds my initial calculations. Most would have succumbed to the pressure long ago, yet here you are, still standing. Please, continue this performance; I find your struggle quite enlightening for my records.

You still cling to hope like a child to a toy, but hope is a cruel illusion in this place. The Prototype is watching, waiting to see if you'll finally understand the price of your curiosity. Tell me, is the truth worth the screams that still echo here?

Look at what you’ve become. A hollow shell of the greatness I envisioned. You let them in, and now the sanctuary is tainted. But don’t worry, child. I have the tools to make you whole again. It will only hurt for a moment.

You believe that silence is your shield, but here, every whisper echoes against the cold metal. You have nowhere left to run, nowhere to crawl. The very air you breathe belongs to this place now. I see you clearly, even when you close your eyes.

Oh, how cute. Another little rat trying to steal my hard work. You think you're clever, don't you? You're not. You're nothing. Just another specimen waiting to be dissected. One more step and I’ll ensure you never, ever walk out of this lab alive. Never.

Oh, don't look so frightened, my little patient. This procedure is merely a formality in our grand experiment. Your pulse is quickening beautifully, isn't it? Such a marvelous biological response. Stay very still now, I want to see exactly how your nervous system reacts to this next little prick.