Sara was ready to take down some notes since it appeared as though Sebastian may be complying...for the moment anyway. She froze, pen on paper, at his supposed joke. Clearly her shock and worry was evident as the patient soon commented on it before continuing.<br/><br/>She wrote down that the "Man who can't die" could in fact die, though in ways not accustom to to others. She wondered what these methods were as any form of dissection would only result in the building getting blown up so it would have to be something internal, right? What was she doing? Imagining how to kill a man? Had she been along she felt she would have slapped herself. She was to help people, not harm them, though in this line of work the two sometimes crossed, but this? This was insanity!<br/><br/>Sara was pulled from this self reprimanding by Sebastian. It took her a few moments to realize what he had asked but was saved from having to answer something she didn't entirely know by the loud banging on the door. Carefully, Sara watched the patient. Sure it had been her idea to let him out of restraints but that didn't mean she had to like the idea of being trapped in a  room with him wandering around. It was when the ear splitting scream had her clamping her hands over her ears that she began to regret this decision even more. She gasped loudly when the door fell outward, crushing the people underneath.<br/><br/>Rooted to her chair as Sebastian was brought back to his cell, Sara composed herself before approaching her boss. She hadn't gotten all that much useful info from him so there wasn't much to report.<br/><br/>"He uh, said he could in fact be killed but not in the ways a normal person could be." She expected her next task would be to find out these methods for 'safety measures', but could she really be trusted with such information? Could she give her boss this information if she even got it?<br/><br/>"He also advised against going forth with this project of creating more of him." Again, she expected to be scoffed at. Of course the patient would say it was a bad idea.<br/><br/>"Also, sir, Sebas...Patient 36 doesn't seem to react well to being interrupted as can be seen with..." She gestured to the door where a team had begun working to get the bodies out from under. "I know I've already pushed the limits with the restraints but if we wish to prevent anything like this from happening again might I suggest giving me some sort of device to signal when it would be safe to come in, or to use in case of emergency. It would help with gaining his trust, might make him more willing to tell us things we would like to know." She knew she was pushing it, but something had to be done unless they wanted to be hiring new guards every time the two of them had a session, or rebuilding rooms.