Rose watched as the man circled the weapon, hands clasped in front, wondering what exactly the other thought of their newest creation. Raz stands still, feeling the scanning eyes that were looking at her, but she does not react, continuing to look as lifeless as usual, her own eyes gazing straight ahead, staring at the wall across the room. For a while, nothing was being said, but for both females, that was perfectly okay. When Botrum spoke up again, asking if Raz was supposed to be a dangerous weapon, and then her age, Rose answers.<br/><br/>"Yes, she is. It might not appear as so, we've modified her appearance quite drastically. She is biologically at the age of that of a normal nineteen year old female. Mentally and military wise, she has the knowledge and skills of a veteran commander in the special ops unit. But chronologically she is only six years of age. Three years in the tube, and three out of it, changing her to how she is today." She was about to answer those last questions but was cut off when the man said to let Raz answer, and so submits herself to being quiet, allowing the weapon to speak.<br/><br/>Raz, when Botrum moves in front of her, she looks right back at him, matching his gaze with her own, still not blinking, still no expression forming on her face. Registering everything that was being said to her, she waits for him to finish talking, so that she may speak, and answer his questions.<br/><br/><span style="color: #BFFF40">"Hello Mr. Gallan Botrum. It is nice to meet you. You may refer to me as R-A-TWO-SEVEN-ONE-B-W-S-C-ZERO-ZERO-ZERO, or Raz, if you wish to continue using that name. I have been ordered to work with you, and so I will do as I have been told. There is nothing I want more than to fulfill my duties. I was not human, no, and I am not Cyborg either. I am a bioweapon. I was born here in this lab. I am completely aware that I have parts that are from the species Homo sapiens. Even so, I am not at the same time. Doctor Rose knows more about what I am, so you should ask her. I only know what I have been told, and what I can access on the data base here in the labs."</span><br/><br/>Speaking of Rose, she stood there, lightly biting her bottom lip, hoping that the answer in which Raz had given to Gallan was good enough. For the sake of not risking causing her mind to become unstable, the scientists in the lab who were responsible for Raz decided to keep the more detailed bits about her creation secret, in a file that could not be accessed without the proper code and key set words. Even so, at some point they would have to move that file somewhere else, because every day she was getting stronger, and no doubt would be able to easily break through the firewall and codes that blocked access.<br/><br/><span style="color: #BFFF40">"To be true to the situation at hand, I would not have allowed the target to even get the chance to run away to begin with. But if I must follow what you have stated, I would stop the target as quickly as I could, and take him out, following the orders in which I have been given. It is my duty to perform to the utmost of perfection. Though if I might question your simulation, why are we in a crowded marketplace? Would not my radiation cause harm to the other humans? I would think that you, another human, would not want innocent people to get hurt, and thus wait for the target to leave the area, where no one is, and ambush them, and in conclusion complete the mission without harming any others."</span><br/><br/>Next was a situation that was given to Raz. Her answer started out alright, but something about the end of her answer seemed a bit off, making Rose pay a bit more attention, her eyes narrowing slightly behind her glasses. It had been a while since anything like that had happened. For Raz, it was that shift that always seemed to come and go, but just as it had appeared, it was gone again. Rose takes a deep breath, sighing softly.<br/><br/>"Well, that was...different. It's been some time since I have heard her give an answer like that. Well, moving on. I think you're not completely convinced, I can see it on your face. Perhaps a little demonstration of just what she can do might make you feel a bit more...at ease?" She crosses her arms over her chest, looking intently at Gallan, a smirk on her lips. "I promise it won't be a waste of time. And while we're at it, I can explain just what it is that you'll be doing with her. I'm sure you're a bit confused about that." Finishing, she winks cheekily at the soldier, before waiting to see what he would say.