The walls and floors of the isolation room are white, clinical, and squeaky clean. Even so, the isolation room has everything that is needed for daily life. Like every room, there are pheromone-neutralizing devices installed on the ceiling. There is also an en-suite bathroom with all the toiletries he might need. On top of the bed is a mattress that is neither too soft nor too hard, with the metal frame welded to the floor. The other furniture, such as the tables, chairs, and cabinets, although of high quality, is also secured so that no one can lift or forcefully remove them.
Damon has pulled back the pale blue curtains and is now sitting on the bed while staring outside the bulletproof windows. He has been staying in this room for a few days and has calmed down more than enough. The only reason he hasn't left is because he refused to get his wounds treated, opting to treat them himself, so he has not yet been deemed "safe" enough to go outside.
