Sky Lynx titled his head slightly, optics narrowing. Calculations were running through his head at lightning fast speeds. Being moved meant he could see more of the faculty and add to his mental map of places to avoid or potential escapes routs. Provided he wasn't drugged. His gaze went from Hull to the small groups of grunts, one of which worse an unsettling expression of glee. "What manner of degradation are you planning for force onto me now under the guise of leaning more about me human?" not that he expected an answer back. "Did it ever occur to you to simply<span style="font-style: italic">ask</span>me things instead of shoving me into a cage or putting through these......tests." he hissed, leveling a cold stare at the humans.<br/><br/>Find a way to get him and Leyanth then find a safe secure place to hide for a while was his top priorities aside surviving what ever the flesh bags put him through.<br/><br/>He opened his mouth to demand, again, that he be released only to snap it shut when Hull gave the order to remove glass.<br/><br/>He watched with a puzzled expression as the only barrier between him and Leyanth was removed and she slowly backed up. Almost as if she was frightened of him. He made no move towards her not wanting to frighten her even more.<span style="font-style: italic"> 'I won't harm you. There is no need to be frighted of me.'</span>He shifted slightly, growing uncomfortable. He was not made to sit in such an awkward position after all. Wings twitching betraying his growing nervousness he glanced at the hunched for of his fellow captive. Why would they raise the glass now? She was of no threat to him and he would not attack her.<br/><br/>Then it dawned on him. Leyanth had mentioned that she fixed things that they broke. Fixed things. He stiffed, energon going cold in his lines. Subconsciously his tail curled closer his body while clutching his forelegs harder driving the tips of his claws though the thinner platting though he hardly noticed the faint pain. It took everything he had to fight down the wave of fear and panic and keep his expression neutral. It wasn't that he feared them; it was what they were going to do to him that had him on the edge of a panic attack. He swallowed hard. "You can at least enlighten me on what you plan to do to me fleshing!" he hissed out praying no one noticed the faint shakiness in his voice.  The physiological and physical scars that marred his form under the filthy platting from when he had been captured by the five faced scum of the known universe  all those years ago would be a lot harder to hide.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">'Get a hold of yourself. Remember your motto, if you ever find yourself in a bind, think, what would Sky Lynx do in my position?, and you will not go far wrong. Giving into your fears and cowering before organics.........you are better then this.'</span><br/><br/>He straightened slightly and lifted his head so he could stare down at Hull like the insignificant creature the human was and pushed fear down though he remained tense, claws digging into his forelegs watching the humans closely, ready to defend himself in needed.<br/><br/><br/>"How are we supposed to move the damn thing?" Walter glared long and hard at the creature, the initial surprise of hearing it speak having long worn off. Maybe they could corner it and dog pile it but he knew first hand how unpredictable and strong it was. He much preferred it to be drugged so it couldn't fight back when he jammed his shock prod into its joints or into the base of its neck.