Gallan followed Rose, listening to her explanations and the like. When they entered a room with another person, Gallan assumed it was a scientist. At first he admittedly paid no mind, but upon a double take his eyes widened in surprise. Dr Rose began to refer to the girl as Raz, and after a few moments of processing time Gallan realized that she was the weapon.<br/><br/>The girl stepped forward and Gallan waited a moment in his own spot. Rose explained further, and Gallan half listened while he examined the weapon. He then made his move, walking a path around the room. Staying about two meters away, as close as he dared, Gallan looked her up and down. He nodded and gave an occasional "uh huh" to the doctor and looked openly apprehensive at the girl. Judging by her monotonous voice earlier he doubted she would care.<br/><br/>"This girl is a dangerous bioweapon? What is she nineteen?" He asked, not sounding harsh but rather honestly curious. He began to wonder how this would work. Would it be a partnership? A commander? Agent relationship? What was he supposed to do, babysit? Not that he wasn't good with kids but if she killed him during a tantrum he wondered if he could defend. The lab here had put out some admittedly scary beings. Those were more... imperfect, however. Much less human, and convincing. He had heard the lockerroom stories of when subject B3RR74536 had defected. The entire unit had been reduced to puddles.<br/><br/>"Doc, i'm going to need to know everything. Can she take care of herself? Is she a Cyborg? Or an Android? No... no wait. Let her answer." He said, turning toward Raz. He walked back around to her front, about a yard away now, and looked her in the face. He did not square his shoulders, or speak as if it were a command like the scientists. He spoke to her as if asking the time of day, or the newspaper she were reading.<br/><br/>"Raz, it's nice to meet you. I'm Gallan Botrum. I'm a mech pilot. From what I understand we'll be working together. How do you feel about that? Were you human, like me, once? Or are you completely cyborg. Dr. Rose says you are a bioweapon, meaning you probably have human parts and brain. Are you aware of this?" After her answer he had prepped more, appropriate questions. He waited for her to speak with peaked interest. He did not feel the need to explain what a mech pilot was, or why they were working together as military personnel. He assumed the lab had already pumped this into her brain at the age of one.<br/><br/>After Raz's answer.<br/><br/>"I'd like to give you a situation. Your body gives off radiation as part of your weaponry when in combat mode, as Dr.Rose says she'll protect me from. If we are in a crowded marketplace, and our target has just began fleeing the scene. We are to kill this man. How do you go about the situation?" This is what Gallan would really be interested in. He wanted to know how much he would have to teach this girl. He wondered if she possessed any morals at all. His answer would be, of course, to not endanger the lives of civilians with her radiation. He expected she, however, would have a very different method.