The immense implications, and effect of the confirmation that they were indeed fully compatible and the same species, at least ancestrally, made Ama dizzy. Her mind buzzing with all the social, scientific, biological, and economic impact sending her palms straight down onto the counter top with a loud slapping noise, so that she could remain upright. Her elbows locking in place and her nose flaring as she breathed in and out deeply.<br/><br/>While she forcibly occupied her fore thoughts on this scientific discovery, it was not an insignificant amount of underlying thoughts that found the findings much more personal. Thoughts that she knew she should not entertain. But there they lingered, refusing to leave. It was only by sheer will she forced her thoughts away from the emotional, and wholly inappropriate thoughts long enough to come to a reasonable scientific conclusion. Which was that the feelings she felt swirling about in her mind and heart for him... were purely based upon a biological need. She was falling for him because he was quite literally the only male in the world to her, and was completely compatible.<br/><br/>She swallowed that lump down, knowing that it was a lie, but it was also a lie she could accept so that she didn't force something that wasn't wanted. Her cheeks flamed as she recalled the heated kisses they had shared and wondered what would have happened if they had continued to pursue it. But she shook her head, knowing that her hormones and pheromones must be in overdrive at the moment in an attempt to lure them both into each others embrace.  But it made no sense. She had been attracted to him from the moment she had seen him, even if he had been lying there relatively helpless.<br/><br/>Plus there had been the dreams... for over two years. The nightmares, and terror she had felt, the knowledge that it was his eyes that had sought her out. His figure that had been within the shadow. Why was it so hard for her to admit what she felt as a genuine emotion and not simply a  biologic imperative for perpetuation of the species? It was obvious the Dracolexian male was more than fully capable of being a good mate to a compatible female. He was sweet, even tempered, gentle, teasing... and warm, both physically and emotionally. He was highly attractive, intelligent, and good enough hunter that he could easily provide for a family. But was that all she truly saw because of biology? She saw more, but perhaps it was far too early to tell what her attraction to him truly was anyways.<br/><br/>It was about that time, that Trevi interrupted her thoughts and she had to clear her throat a bit to look up at the room with a sheepish grin. "Uhhh, sorry I doubted you. I am still quite the novice to Dracolexi technology. It is quite an amazing system you have there. Not that I want you to grow an even more inflated ego or anything..."  She stated evenly, pushing aside her other thoughts for now, to move onto the science aspect of the situation. Back to preparing a proper introduction and journal of the findings, so when they made it back to her homeworld she could present Jrax to all. It would be good to see him welcomed as a long lost member of their genetic heritage, and find all the applications his unique physiology could help them further their own technologies. Perhaps the Dracolexi empire would also be interested in the findings.<br/><br/>"Trevi? Would you please bring up all the information on the Dracolexi genome for me? I have quite a lot of work to do in the next couple of weeks." She said aloud and stepped over to some of the more basic equipment to begin.