Chemical Retorts in Lamia's Laboratory

A series of glass retorts stands within Lamia's surgical laboratory, their bulbs and spouts arranged for alchemical and surgical precision. The transparent vessels catch the dim light of the lab, revealing faint residue from previous experiments—hints of smoke-scrubbed air and the acrid tang of preserved specimens. These are not decorative; their design suits Lamia’s work: isolating, purifying, extracting. Their current use remains unseen but their presence implies transformation, dissection, and the cold extraction of essence.