Large brushed chrome doors seal what is the space that wields Zin's Laboratory. When the doors are pushed inwards or pulled outwards, as many swinging doors are known to do, the room lying ahead emanates a feeling of stale, cold, loneliness.. the same familiar feeling you get when a shiver runs down your spine..Maybe the rush of cold is because of the grey cement floors, or the dirtied tile walls that encase the lab.. or just maybe it's the pungent smell of stale blood as well as many other types of... excrement ... that have been removed from many humans and creatures alike... But I digress... as someone would look around the first things the person would probably notice is the many spiraling glass tubes, glasses, and funnels sprawled throughout the belly of the laboratory, Some of the glasses bubbling with oddly colored fluids, and some just sprawled out waiting to be used again. In some of the corners of the lab one might even find broken beakers and stained walls where Zin got so frustrated that he had to make something sail across the room to let his frustration subside. In the near middle of the room two large dissection tables are set side by side... sitting off to the side of the left table is a smaller.. less inconspicuously looking table which many types of syringes, scalpels and even a butcher knife or two rest in their barely meticulously clean glory. Alas, something does not quite fit within the bleak hazy grey room, when looked at without it's current background of bloody dissections and botched surgeries, it would have seemed to fit right into a warm redwood mansion of some sort, with a dark red wooden trim and with a trio of red carpeted stairs leading down to a heavy wooden sliding door, the small alcove of richly colored gold and ruby wallpaper leads into Zin's research area. All that is within the desperately small room is a very unkept bed slid all the way into the far left corner of the room, with a large ornately carved desk and matching chair taking up most of the right side, with only enough room for a standing twisted floor lamp that looms over the right corner of the desk.. The room would seem very bleak and dreary if it wasn't for the gold and red wallpaper that covered the upper half of the whole room, the bottom half however is taken up by dark wooden panels that are still in almost perfect conditions except for a few minor nicks and scratches here and there...
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