In his mind he was jumping for joy, screaming in ecstasy at the top of his lungs. Free. He was finally, after all these long years, going to be free. It had all come together so perfectly. Skylynx with his abilities and the female with hers? Ohhh, it was too good! It was like all those years of turmoil were finally getting paid back to him, the universe settling the score of making it all so right. All he had to do now was stress test the beast to see how he faired against the world's harsh environment. If he could past those tests it meant they were ready to go as soon as someone turned their back. Well, or at least in a day or two after that. Then he'd simply put in the action protocol, wait for the timing to fire and they'd be off! Seven long years of waiting and finally he'd be able to escape this damned place! Ohhhh, he could hardly contain himself. Inside, at least.<br/><br/>On the outside, Dr. Hull was just as stoic as ever as he carried himself through the halls and down to the observation center at the base of his new enclosure. Hands behind his back, he seemed deep in thought as techs scrambled every which way in order to meet his demanding requirements. His gaze drifted up and to the left, looking at the secondary viewing area. It was there that the window of surveillance failed and he'd be able to finally make contact with Sky Lynx. Finally be able to talk to someone as himself. He could explain his plan. Their plan. He could go over with him how they'd take him and the lifeforms he met, using her expertise to keep him running, and make it out across the world to the extraction point.<br/><br/>Even with the daunting world ahead, he couldn't help but be completely out of his mind with joy. At the very least this place would be destroyed and those who had done ill for so long would go down with it. Their higher ups, the real tyrants, would realize they hadn't one and that their precious information was being broadcasted all across whatever worlds could pick it up and decipher the easy encryption. It. Was. Beautiful.  Now, however, he just had to play it safe for a few more days. Had to keep himself together despite it all.<br/><br/>Security Chief Akylas made another round through the halls, going to check a few 'dead zones' that showed up on the cameras. Sure, it wasn't in his job description but it was something to do and it got him away from the peons he was paid to work with. Gods those men were useless. And sadistic, the lot of them. He even ventured to wonder if a few of them actually liked what they did here. To him the job was to ensure that human's understood what was out there waiting for them, and he had to follow along and do the unsavory job. Still, it wasn't pleasant. To him it was a duty and one that someone had to do regardless of who it was.