Sky Lynx drew back slightly, wings fluttering, thinking he had inadvertently frightened the unfortunate creature when it began to make nervous gestures. He titled his head in a vaguely bird like manner not sure what to do to reassure the other. Comforting others was not a strong suit of his. That and he wasn't sure of what to say or do to ease its fears. He stepped closer to the glass. Mouth opening as if to say something only to snap shut a moment latter. This was one of those moments were he wished he had something snarky to say that would make everything better but he had nothing.<br/><br/>Sky Lynx stiffened, surprise washing over his features as half his combat routines booted up and optics widened slightly when the voice echoed in his head, crackling in his audios. It took every bit of control he to appear to be calm and stop himself from backing away from the barrier in shock. His large avian head snapped towards the organics beyond the thick glass observing them as they darted about, hopefully too preoccupied to notice his reactions, before turning his attention back to the other. She- he assumed his fellow prisoner was female due to the tone of her voice but he could be wrong-apparently was a telepath. He knew telepathic races existed but he had never met one until now.<br/><br/>He carefully schooled his expression to one of disappointment and mild boredom showing no outward signs of hearing a voice in his head. "How unfortunate. Here I was hoping there would be one sapient being here that was capable of intelligent banter." Inwardly however, he was seething over the horrible maltreatment of his fellow captive. How many others had they done this to? Tortured and tormented them until they broke? Too many in his opinion.<br/><br/>The soft trill of fear pulled him away from his dark thoughts and caused his spark to leap in its casing.<span style="font-style: italic">'I will not tell them that you are capable of commentating with me. I swear upon my honor as an Autobot I will not tell them no matter what they do to me, you secret will be safe with me.</span>Chances are he was just talking to himself since he had no way of knowing if she could hear his thoughts but he couldn't voice those thoughts without his captors hearing them.<span style="font-style: italic">'They will not break me. Better then theses organics have tried and failed. </span>the words were tinged with arrogance.<br/><br/>He looked back towards the humans, a frown tugging the edges of his lips, tail lashing back and forth like an angry cats. "This is what you dragged me out of my cell for?' he gestured at Leyanth with one paw as if offended by their choice of test subjects and sighed heavily before studying his claws as if they were far more interesting then the alien on the other side of the glass. “This is a waste of my precocious time." he hissed out, voice bored. He couldn't allow them to know he could understand her. He deduced things would only get worse if they did know.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">'If I frightened you earlier I do apologize for that. It was not my intention.'</span>