Tamis stared at Logan. "You know...?" It took her a few seconds more to place him, her lips making a small 'o' of realisation as she mentally rolled back the years and erased some harder lines, recalling the younger version of the man. "Oh. Goodness. Logan?" She half-smiled, a gesture of incredulity. "From ... neuroscience, right?" She remembered attempting to flirt with him once, and having him ignore the gesture in favour of a diseased goat brain. "Well, isn't this quite the reunion. You've kept in touch with Rob all this time?"<br/><br/>Her expression hardened as he spoke of the killings, though it wasn't to him her accusatory glare went, but to the northeast. To New Olympus. "It's not your ...." The dumbwaiter creaked up, and she paused when he reached for the board, gave him a faint smile in response to his joke, and another hard stare at his addendum. "Company... a wolf...?"<br/><br/>Her question was answered in full when the door swung to, admitting Maya and Nine. The expression "I almost fell off my chair.." suddenly made sense to her. "The hell? Logan, you're hiding Mods? Here?" He must be crazy. She studied the nervous-looking wolf-girl, and frowned. What serieswas she? Tam didn't recognise it. Her mind was a gorgon's wig of questions, suddenly, but then Nine spoke and she thought better of opening her mouth too wide. Tamis tried not to look too suspicious when she replied.<br/><br/>"I prefer "<em>Mz</em>" Dunsany. Or Tam." Just the right tone, slight apology in the correction. "And .. what do you mean, defecting?" The look she shot Logan was loaded with warning. Who in hell was this guy? There was something.. not quite right about him. And his questions. "I was just asking Kirk here if he'd seen any Mods loose in the swamps. I'm concerned for their welfare. They're very expensive units." She returned her gaze to Maya. "And it seems I was right in guessing so."<br/><br/>Tam slid her chair back, ignoring food and drink except to take up a morsel that she held out before her in offering, and took a tentative step toward the wolf-girl. "Hey, there." Her voice was soft, soothing. "Where'd you come from, then? Hungry?"<br/><br/>Then Maya spoke.<br/><br/>The scrap of food fell with a faint 'thud' to the floor. This was only the second uni.. creature.. she had heard speak, with her own ears. "Ohmygod."<br/><br/>She was pretty sure, at this point in a day that seemed determined to be filled with mind-bending revelations, that none of them were in Kansas anymore.<br/><br/>