He didn't delay in seizing the chance to get afoot and move away from her again. His large ears twitch as he struggles to fight back the instinctual urge to shift fully, something that had only happened a few times in his life, and never ended well. Dr. Huang was as much afraid of himself as he was of being mauled by the large cat he was trapped in a small room with.<br/><br/>After a moment he was finally calm enough to register what had happened to dislodge Ais. Already having been pretty sure Aislinn had some degree of dissociative identity disorder, but hadn't considered they would have different abilities. Unfortunately he found this an interesting thought and for the moment forgot the dire situation he was in.<br/><br/>His form relaxed more as his mind considered this likelihood. That they were simply pieces of herself that fractured into their own entities so she could cope with new abilities as they formed. "I suppose that makes sense." he uttered to himself before his attention settled fully on his patient, "Please, let me help you." he said to her, his voice was eerily calm for the current situation, the same calm comforting tone he had had when she first came into the room.