Tanya sighed slightly. It seemed that she wasn't going to be trusted.<br/>"Yeesh, alright fine. I'll leave you with your guardian when he or she gets here. But as for... hmm."<br/>-Wow, he is fixated on being eaten. Maybe we missed something scanning this planet. Still, I have a feeling he isn't lying-<br/>Disturbances on the train... now that was an odd question.<br/>"I'll do a sweep of the train in that case." She said, before flickering and disappearing. The floating jet fighter looking device hung in the air, powerful thrusters keeping it stable as it grew slightly, metal panels and segments sliding over each other, cabling snaking out from inside.<br/>"Okay, let's see... Train is autonomous controlled by what appears to be an A.I., though of a low grade. Fuel compartment contains... fuel, what else. However..."<br/>The biometrics that she picked up were unlike anything she'd ever seen before. A collection of beings, in a different car to her seemed to be... well, from as far as she could tell, different heart beats, and bio-life signs, it seemed as if people were inside one another. She did a tactical overlay and 3 point digital perspective of the scene, gasping inwards as she confirmed it.<br/>"Holy Svekarla..." She muttered aloud, the voice playing out through a speaker built into the device.<br/>The rest of the train was pretty lifeless, but the storage compartment at the end was... it was odd. A flux of energies were surrounding some sort of machine. A human hybrid device. Now this was something.<br/>"Well... I can tell we need to do some more research on this planet if this is the kind of thing that happens." She said, re-appearing from the device as the metal folded away. a few disconnected cables sank back in through the projected image.<br/>"Preds huh? As in predators? Mantarok this planet is backwards." She sighed.