Damnit. He shouldn’t have done that. It was incredibly stupid. Hull inwardly sighed, knowing that he had to record the fact that Sky Lynx had responded. That was going to lead to terrible, terrible things. Poor guy. Had no idea what he was getting into.<br/><br/>Akylas just grinned, knowing that the beast had made a mistake. However, the real mistake came when he suddenly lunged. He’d been expecting that, and waiting for just a move. The security chief feigned to the left, but suddenly fell downwards and, head still bent in the sights, he fired off the dart at one of the places in between Sky Lynx’s plates. He landed hard on his arm but rolled and got back up, sending another shot into the chamber just in case he needed it.  He’d been face to face with plenty of nasty creatures, and Sky Lynx was far from the worst of them that he had seen. Kept him on his toes and constantly thinking of new tactics.<br/><br/>Hull sighed and called up to Kara. “Notes: Subject 317 responds to auditory taunting. Comprehension at this time seems at a base level. Tests will have to be done to determine just how much is understood. Subject is still aggressive towards personnel. Shows strategic planning in a fight which denotes higher intelligence. Will add subroutine beta to the tests today.”<br/><br/>The tests they had to do were meant to establish how 317 reacted to new situations and new stimuli. They were even going to introduce him to a few new species to see his interaction with others. They even had the luxury of a new ‘employee’ on which to test out his aggression against humans. Overall it was going to be another long and degrading day in the name of science!  Oh, how Dr. Hull loved his job, and how the man