The noise did attract his attention, but seeing A.V. leave only made him confirm his possible theory as to what the robot was, "Based on what I know already it must be some sort of artificial intelligence, although it seems to be the only AI. So it must have only one of itself and cannot copy, making it house only one unit at a time." Spencer spoke up as he approached the inactive unit, he seemed to know many things, yet still the dream was something he must know. After watching the one with the paper leave, he sighed as that person might not be able to answer his next question to the group, the dreams. Surely if they were all in this together they must all know dreams, and any they must have had. Ones as spectacular as the one he had, if not better.<br/><br/>Spencer cleared his throat, looking tired as ever yet sounding awake as ever. "Now then..." He crossed his arms hoping to get everyone's attention yet again, "...you all have heard of dreams yes? And I suppose many of you had one. Well I sure did, one very detailed dream." As he spoke he seemed to drift off back to that fiery inferno of a city, the one with the figures and steel beasts. "It carried in its essense, metallic beasts of many kinds. Bird-like ones, big boxes that spat fire, and ones that seemed to hover like insects. I can't quite put my finger as to what exactly they were, it was a dream after all. And figures wielding sticks that seemed to bring death to others, anyways, do any of you have dreams you would like to share? This will only help all of us get to know each other more, seeing what goes on inside the brain when you're unconscious." Spencer's demeanor, it showed how much he wanted to learn about his companions, and he did so for the greater good of them all.