Thomas<br/>As soon as he stepped into the room it pixelated and changed. He couldn't say what about the padded floors or dull white walls was different but he knew it was.<br/><span style="font-style: italic">What would Shae do?</span><br/>He wasn't one to fight head on himself but he'd watched his sister do it enough times to get an idea of how she did it. Sure he didn't have the muscle to pull off much of what she did but he had sparks and that counted for something.<br/><span style="font-style: italic">Shae would start pulling the room apart.</span><br/>If she could find something to use to her advantage she did and she was always looking. Thomas followed what her lead would have been, touching at the white walls to see what their material was, sending a small shockwave at the camera, checking the mats. Because he couldn't reach the ceiling and they were the only thing left.<br/>Where he expected tile or concrete was a metal floor.<br/>"You done snooping around kid?" The hollogram was a tall man with luxurious black hair and wild yellow eyes, his head cocked to the side like an intigued animal.<br/>He could feel himself shaking.<br/><span style="font-style: italic">Come on Sparky.</span><br/>He wasn't about to let himself loose.<br/><br/>Socks<br/>He purred, agreeing with her analysis, "I think that'll be a good match, plus the little sparkplug may have a little trouble getting Barb's scales to conduct if we're lucky.<br/>Curious as to the look alike he enlarged the screen, studying the blonde boy's wide, too blue eyes. And the way he was talking to himself as he started to study his surroundings. "Alright but I'm keeping the power settings low. Don't think he'll be able to take a punch very well."<br/>The cat boy watched her stand with a smile, "Give him hell."<br/><br/>Crocmom<br/>She took a place next to him, carefully avoiding his wings. He was making an effort not to hit her, she'd make an effort not to be hit. "Well yeah but they can wait a couple minutes. There are a few more important things to deal with."<br/>She sat crosslegged and just slightly curled on herself, trying to keep in the heat as best she could, "Like making sure my teammates are okay for one. Are you sure you'll be alright once we let these people in? Because at that point you won't be able to avoid them forever."<br/>She studdied his face, conveying a familial concern. If he asked she'd stop the tests right there and there was no way he didn't know that. If she could help it not a singe member of their little family would be hurt, "And we'll be a lot better off with just the four of us working together than with you off distant and the rest of us dealing with newbies."