Lord Ver'Slek watched, and he waited.  He knew War Cat was probably getting her thrills, and would be unresponsive.  All the better.  He had no intention of letting her score more than one or two of the Homo Sapiens, and he knew if she was busy, it would make the rest of the task go easier.  Most of his men knew the creatures were to be taken alive, and were using specialized stun rounds.  Some would die as a result, that was inevitable, but the majority would be alive to face what was coming next.<br/><br/>As the first ships pulled away, leaving a special ring that formed a field barrier over the hole leading to space, new ships pulled in.  They were carrying a few more soldiers and also the first actual enslavers.  Moving quickly, they found the groups of humans downed from before.  The slavers would move in and scan each downed human, to determine if they were alive or not.  Once that was determined, if they were alive they were picked up and placed on gurneys to be carted back to the ships.  The dead ones were rounded up as well, though kept seperate.<br/><br/>Once aboard the ships, each live human was stripped completely naked and had their arms, hands and necks secured with special rings that stretched until given a command.  Once secure, they were placed in the hold and allowed to wake up.  As each ship filled and returned to the battleships, the picture of how Homo Sapient warriors fought was being painted, their tactics studied and analyzed.  They were a smart species, though a bit naive wandering into space without adequate firepower.  Lord Ver'Slek knew that it was good they'd been taken by the Borlesk, lest the other races get to them first and slaughter them for fun.<br/><br/>He was tempted to give the order for WarCat to be enslaved, but knew she would be more trouble than she was worth.  The feline was a pain to work with, but she would one day learn.  Maybe.  Her species was primitive and barely evolved.  Ver'Slek was almost tempted to say humans were better than she, if a bit late to the game.  Regardless, soon the humans would be properly secure, and it would be a glorious achievement.