The grip on Blue’s shoulder tightened just momentarily at the word ‘humanity’. It was foreign to his ears, certainly never something he’d been accused of before. Nevertheless, he smiled politely at the thinly veiled terror that laced her voice. “You don’t have to be afraid of me,” he assured her, letting his hands drift away from her shoulders. Instead, they clasped behind his back as he walked to the front of her. “I believe we’ve gotten off on the wrong foot, Ms. Taylor. You can call me Elias. I can assure you that I have no interest in hurting you. However, if I may say, the company you keep leaves much to be desired.”<br/><br/>An obsession? He supposed that one could call it that. After all, putting a ‘right’ to all of the doctor’s wrongs was the reason that he continued to exist. That in the back of his mind, Elias unfastened the bottom button on his suit jacket and sank back down to sit on the shifted body of the lab worker. “He’s been asking about you since he woke up,” he lied effortlessly. He already knew what he needed to know; he just selfishly wanted to hear her say it. “Dr. Ascolani is wanted for crimes against humanity. Right now, he’s refusing to talk with me, which is unfortunate because that could spare him quite a bit of trouble. But all he wants to know is where you and his brother are.”<br/><br/>Elias spared a moment to consider the situation. “Would you like to see him?”