The woman gulped and nodded, her eyes fixed on the Doctor's now dead body. "Of course! I-I promise you I'm on your side, I swear!" The hawk huffed and set her down, doing it gently. She didn't try to run, just giving him a nod of thanks before turning back to the wolf again. She wore a lab coat like the Doctor did, her hair pinned back and her glasses the usual rectangle shape. When she spoke, her voice trembled.<br/><br/>"The memories are set up in chips, much like a computer's files are sorted. 11426's memories are somewhere in there, as are all of the other hybrids' that don't know where they come from. If you just give me the time, I can configure the data into a single chip, and use a beacon of some sort to project it out. Like a mosquito to a lightbulb, the data will find their homes into each individual hybrid's mind. But you have to give me.. A week, at the least."