Caretaker: Arik<br/>Location: Relina's room<br/><br/>One of the few newcomers to the mountain's institution was a young man that got along fairly well with many, though of course only with those that were obviously not dangerous to the well-being of a human being.  The redhead moved down slowly through the halls from the cafeteria, to the new-arrival wing.  Here, things were a bit more serious: barred windows, yet fairly large rooms that allowed one to walk around at least a little.  But the new entrants to the facility were only slowly and gradually aclimitized to their new surroundings, and this one had merely been here a week.<br/><br/>The doctors, for all their intelligence, had decided, finally, to send him in for some reason.  Personally.  He hadn't heard a good reason from the doctors as to why he'd been chosen, but to be honest he doubted very much that they could come up with one.  Arik, on the other hand, had one idea that everyone had been far too nice to actually say themselves.<br/><br/>The young man, for lack of a better term?  He was basically expendable.  After all, why else send someone into a room with a 'monster' in it that could very well be hostile?  He sighed softly as he reached the door that was marked with a name upon a plaque above the door.  "Relina," he mouthed, the word escaping along with his breath, but no sound to go along with it.  Perhaps he was a monster as well, considering the way that he couldn't speak despite the fact that no one could tell him why that was.<br/><br/>It didn't matter, though.  He turned the handle of the door and let himself inside the room, the beep sounding and alerting the person within, closing it behind him where it would lock on its own.  He glanced about slowly to find the one that was assigned to this room, and he found her after a moment.  But what did he see, rather than some grotesque monster that some of them around the institute often appeared to be?  An attractive woman in the window sill, who was just watching the sky outside and the scenery of the mountain itself.<br/><br/>He swallowed softly, anxiety threatening to make itself known.  Depending upon her sense of smell, on the other hand, it was probably too late to try and hide it.  A small smile was given to her- a unique and attractive female she might be, but he was a little hesitant as evidenced by the slow footsteps he took towards her.  Perhaps she wasn't entirely surprised by his being there, but he didn't want to make her think he was some sort of threat.  He had heard just a little about what had happened to her before she'd been brought here and he didn't want a jumpy 'monster' to think he was trying to do anything to her.<br/><br/>In his hands, the tray was held between him and her.  In the tray was a variety of food.  The doctors had suggested that he try to get her to eat anything that she would or could, and so there was all sorts of food on it.  An apple, an orange, some breed, cheese, a tomato even along with some deli meats of different kinds.  The tray in his hands, he lifted, offering it to her before glancing around to see where he might be able to set it down for her. He couldn't see the table, though he was pretty sure it was in here somewhere.