He rounded the corridor with his hot coffee in hand and his jacket draped over his arm, smiling and thinking. It’s not what I thought it would be, but it could be wors-a leather clad young man bumped into him taking him away from his thoughts and spilling his coffee all over his white shirt. "Thank you!" He said loudly, not sure of who everyone was, but still annoyed at this person’s impolite behavior. "God!" He said, exasperated.

     "Some people." A curly haired young woman in a light purple business suit commented.

     "Yeah," he walked up to the young lady by the elevators, some people. he thought as well. Her blue eyes and curly hair taking him by surprise as he stared at her mocha skin. He wiped at his shirt and smiled. As they entered the second elevator with other people.

     As the vapor made it’s way throughout Umbrella Corporations facility, it reached a section where dogs (primarily Doberman’s) were housed in sterile metal cells. At the whiff of the vapor, the dogs keen sense informed them that it was trouble. The dogs began to bark and run in circles in their cells, erratically and what appeared to be panicked.

     Suddenly a security camera against the far wall became active. The light a steady red. It started to scan the room, where the vile had been thrown, until it found what it was looking for. The broken vile. It focused on it for a mili-second and information began to pour out onto it’s screen. Camera 05s displayed:

                       BIOHAZZARD

                            WARNING

     It now knew what it had to do. Protocol had to be followed.

     A young couple in lab coats talked and walked  into a lab, as a third followed them in and sealed the door; all unaware of what was about to take place. Suddenly an alarm began to blare as he placed a cup down and opened a folder. He looked up and around. At the same time a young blonde girl on the phone heard it and looked up. She wasn’t as surprised by it as the young man in the lab coat had been.

     "It’s nothing. Fire drill." She told the person on the other line as she continued to smile.