"Jack, we're ready!"
Jack flinched at the sudden, unexpected sound, then looked up from his mass-spectrometer. He was in his lab, in his soul space.
Rina, Nora, and Madison were all looking at him expectantly.
"Ready for what?"
"The human teleportation test!" said Rina. The other two nodded.
After doing their first test on Tuesday, Rina had rushed outside and captured a beetle and used it to confirm that they could teleport living things using the container-in-container teleportation method.
For human teleportation, they needed a container that weighed more than the human. He had wanted to do the first human trial on Gerald, a person he considered disposable, but Gerald was already in jail and didn't have access to an appropriate container.
"So what did you do for containers?" he asked.
"We went with a thirty-gallon plastic barrel, then epoxied two twenty-five kilogram weightlifting plates to the bottom," said Nora.
