It was exciting to be called mister, he'd never really gotten used to it despite his professional background, not that it showed on the outside. Les' anxiety also didn't seem to show, not to Felix at least. He seemed like someone who was just naturally confident in themselves, if a little bit nervous. Nerves were understandable though and they were something Felix understood, and not just from a scientific view. Still, Les seemed put together and in charge of how he felt and how he showed those feelings to others. In a non-professional setting, Les would have been someone Felix would have looked up to.<br/><br/>There was no time to dwell on that, however. There was work to do. "Oh, of course. Sorry, this has just been my life for the past few years so it just didn't occur to me that you might not know the process." His cheeks were tinged a little pink now, he felt like an idiot for not thinking of that. "We're going to put something like an outlet into what's left of your arm, from that we can insert the prosthetic like a plug and update it and gather information as necessary. There will be no surgery today, I'm just going to run some tests to check all your functioning and make sure you're good to go." He sounded quite at home talking nerd and his confidence grew with it. He just prayed his explanation made sense.<br/><br/>"Well, I'm just here to take you through your experiment. I'll be tracking your progress and making sure you're healthy." His confidence waned a little, he worried maybe Les didn't like him, or maybe thought he was just another paper pusher. Really, the invention wasn't that great anyway. "If you want, we can transfer you to another team member, if we clash or something." He trailed off, desparately hoping that wasn't the case.<br/><br/>"Could I touch you?" He nodded his head towards Les' now exposed arm. He didn't really want to hear what his patient had to say about transferring. Felix hated this rollercoaster. The anxiety of having his lifes work coming to fruition (and possibly failing) was having quite the affect on his mood.