Strip 666 -- First Seen: 2011-03-28
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Panel 1
Babbette is standing next to a rejuv chamber, wearing a knee-length robe. A female technician is with her. The rejuv chamber is shaped like a giant lozenge, opened for egress on the top. Inside the lozenge we can see a viscous, cloudy liquid. There's a control console attached to the foot of the chamber.
Caption: Rejuv:
Caption: The rejuv chamber contained a synthetic form of vernix caseosa, containing millions of nanobots.

Panel 2
Babbette, now disrobed, is sitting upright in the chamber. Angle this from ¾ behind. The technician is securing a band with electronic doo-dads on it to her head above the brow-line.
Caption: Patients are provided a device which monitors their vital signs while also inducing a dreamless sleep.

Panel 3
We are now looking down on Babbette in her chamber. A flat, transparent canopy now covers the opening. The cloudy fluid obscures most of Babbette – we can barely make out a recognizable face, and the rest of her is mostly just a blurry outline. We can however, see several bubbles on the surface near her face.
Caption: The pre-immersion cut-off spares them the drowning sensation as the rejuv fluid fills their lungs.