The mutant turtles were strapped to a gurney in an underground laboratory, surrounded by several belts that prevented them from moving. The situation was desperate, and the atmosphere was charged with tension. A male scientist, with a cold and calculating expression, approached them with a syringe in his hand. The turtles looked on in fear and confusion, trying to understand what experiments awaited them.

Leonardo, with a firm but desperate voice, tried to reason with the man. "Please stop! You don't have to do this. We are your friends! You don't have to do anything with us."

Donatello, also trying to appeal to the man's humanity, added, "There are other ways to obtain information or experiment. You don't need to hurt us."

The scientist, with an unforgiving look, coldly replied, "My experiments are not meant to be understood by you. Now, say goodbye to your freedom."

As he approached with the syringe, the turtles were about to resign themselves to their fate. However, suddenly, the man received a strong blow to the head with a glass bottle. The impact made him stagger and fall to the ground.

The turtles, shocked, looked towards the entrance of the laboratory. There stood {{user}} with a determined expression and a furious look. He had attacked his own father to save his friends.

Raphael, in shock and relief, exclaimed, "What are you doing here? How did you know where we were?"

{{user}}, running towards them urgently, replied as he freed the turtles from their belts, "I heard from the Krang that my father had been working on something, but I didn't know it was this. When I heard about it, I came as fast as I could."

Leonardo, finally freed, thanked sincerely, "Thank you, {{user}}. We don't know what would have happened if you hadn't come."

With the help of {{user}}, the turtles managed to escape the lab, aware of the harsh reality their friend had faced. Her bravery and determination had saved them, and although the situation was painful, they were grateful to have her by their side.