Danny would pace around him, circling twice while his body suit engulfed him. She was impressed by it and the scientist in her was extraordinarily curious. However he would catch her off guard causing a momentary change in her heart beat, it skipped. “ I..” She truly had no explanation; though she understood that he could only know because of his abilities but she wasn't quite sure if they weren't hers. She shook her head, it wasn't the time or place to discuss what her 'dreams' were about. Especially with him.<br/><br/>Depending on how advanced his system was or rather, his alien counter part can sense would determine if there was anything different about her at all. The scans would be normal, she had no visible, inwardly or out abnormalities. Still there was<i>something</i>, it was known by a few of the higher ups, those who've worked from the beginning with Mr. Conway not to put it past the man to be willing to experiment on his own children. If it happened it was never documented or at least those documents couldn't be accessible by just anyone.<br/><br/>“I do not like the purpose.” She said finally, dismissing his acknowledgment of her dreams. “ Building machines and experimenting on human beings are two completely different things..”<br/><br/>“ Be invisible.” She waved her finger at him before turning away. The conference was being held in an office connected to her actual office, it was much larger for the purpose of meetings. She'd straighten out her lab coat, returned to her desk to pick up her small tablet and entered the room where everyone was gathering.<br/><br/>Someone during that time had also delivered a cart with donuts, bagels, coffee and tea, along with bottled water and an assortment of fancy creamers and sugars. She was quiet for a moment, the smell of coffee nearly dragging her over to the cart but she waited. “ Good morning.” She said. “ Thank you all for coming this morning, so early.” She motioned toward the cart. “ You all may help yourself, as some of you know I am Ms. Conway. I'd like to discuss yesterdays event and also I'll answer any questions you'll have.” She looked over them, spotting Gosser, she tried to refrain from smiling of course she was worried he may be put off by her now. She'd help herself to some coffee while everyone got situated.<br/><br/>“Besides that. I've also called you here to inform you of some temporary changes that'll be taking place during this investigation. For the majority of you, your clearance levels will be set to level 3, all other levels off limit unless completely necessary and approved by myself or another on my team... which will mean your work loads will be much less. Granted since this is going to be an investigation Conway Tech wont be granting anytime off. Your days of free time are requested to be spent locally. Of course we will find things for you to do, it will be the minimal of tasks. Your pay will remain the same however and this I am hoping wont be longer then a few weeks. You all are a very important aspect to Conway Tech, without you this place would fall apart.”<br/><br/>Mark wouldn't be wrong in trusting her. She would be one of the few who'd find an acceptable, humane way to terminate his project if it was dangerous. Her father, her brothers, their scientists would rather him be dead, destroyed. She was very different from her family, she valued life, she believed she cared even though she seemed just as cold as her siblings. Honestly she'd rather see both parts survive. Life was life after all.<br/><br/>He may very well be the safest out of them all but he could still be hurt and she'd rather not that happen, she'd rather it not happen at all and she wished yesterday didn't happen. Within the back of her mind, with all the data she collected, with the data Gosser sent her, there was a small ping, it was a worry, it was a fear and with each passing development it was growing.<br/><br/>“ I'd first like to ask if any of you had worked on the mech prior to the training exercise and if you noticed anything strange, in fact have any of you noticed anyone being unusually stranger than what is the norm.”