Some Sunny Day [ A JTW SEQUEL ]

Part 1: The Middle

It has been 5 years since Inanimate Insanity finally ended for good.

A lot has happened. So much so, in fact, that a lot of people have started isolating themselves to cope with the change. One of these people is Test Tube.

Ever since the OJ incident 2 years ago, she set out to try and bring those people back, no MePhone4 needed. Science can do so much. Why wouldn't it be able to revive someone from the dead?

She actively dug up one of the corpses - Bomb specifically - to try to tackle this. He was missing a fourth of his face, specifically his left eye. It looked horrific, but she wasn't going to let these people live in suffering for the rest of their lives!
..their deaths, if you will.

She had made a machine similar to the ones used in Frankenstein movies, except she doesn't shock the corpse. That would make things so, so much worse. She had prepared a chemical cocktail to inject into the corpse as an IV. She kept telling herself that nothing would go wrong. It'll work. She'll be playing God.

Starting up the machine for the first time, strapping Bomb down onto a table beforehand, of course, she flipped a bunch of levers and pushed a bunch of buttons to get it flowing. All of that extra stuff is just for the "evil scientist" aesthetic. Only one of the levers even does anything.

After the machine started chugging, spreading steam across her lab, she rushed to the IV and stuck the needle into Bomb's arm, making sure that there was a blood vessel where she inserted it. Wouldn't want this to go wrong. She had a machine to check his vitals, just to be absolutely sure that he's alive at any moment. She waited for something, ANYTHING to happen. This is a very stressful situation.

After a while of waiting and steam slowly suffocating her, Test Tube finally switched off the machine, dejected. I guess science isn't really capable of everything, huh? She started to head out of her lab, probably to go visit the gravesite again.

Suddenly, she heard a noise.
Beep. Beep. Beep.
Then a quick gasp.