Well, this was something he wished he had been standing back and watching rather than being a part of. Most of the techs looked completely and utterly confused and puzzled and the whole room had gone silent around Sky Lynx’s words. They’d never had a creature who was so openly willing to talk or who could voice those demands in a language that they could understand. As a first, there were numerous recordings going on at the moment and statement had already been sent out declaring what the specimen self-identified as. Needless to say, this was going to be a big deal and there was no way the man known as Hull could play it down.<br/><br/>“Yes, well I am sorry about that, Sky Lynx,” he made it sound as though using his name was difficult. “We here at this facility have been tasked with understanding those around us for the good and safety of all mankind and you are, though you may not realize it, a rather integral piece of this puzzle. Now, if you would simply agree to cooperate with us and our tests, I can assure you that your time here will not be unpleasant and that you will be looked after adequately.” He adjusted his glasses and stepped closer. “Please understand what we do here is pure and unaltered science in the name of innovation and protection. We are, as it is, the last operating facility of its kind and we run on a very robust and strict set of rules and regulations, namely the ones that govern the fact that you must stay here under our watch regardless of your current wishes.”<br/><br/>Leyanth watched Sky Lynx, head tilting a little.<span style="font-style: italic">‘Promises? Promises here cannot be kept. They will break and bend…even if not, this one is bent and broken. Broken with no repair and no components that will fit. An obsolete model fit for scraping.’ </span>She’d given up hope a long time ago, and his words did little than to give her a painful reminder that she wasn’t the creature she once was. Reminded her that she was now a part of the place around her and unfit for anything else than occasionally fixing what the humans provided her with.<br/><br/>Having to be constant in his persona, Hull just continued with business as usual. “Do you know what species it is? You could be monumentally helpful in identifying the specimens we have in our possession, as we are limited in our knowledge to only a few races, such as yourself, that self-identify.”   Turning, he walked over to one of the consoles and began typing in orders, as they would have to be quiet in what they were planning for Sky Lynx now that he could understand them.