He caught the way that she was looking at him- she showed understanding as he 'spoke' to the people behind the camera, in the security room.  When she moved, he stopped signing and glanced over to her as she walked to the nearest camera to look at it, choosing one that was nearest to her rather than one near him.  Arik blinked as she asked him a few questions.<br/><br/>His first response was, "Slow down, I can only answer like this." with his hands.  "And yes, I can talk to the others who are watching you.  We are all concerned about you becoming depressed.  They can hear you, too, just like I can." he signed to her, and shortly after the voice came from the intercom that caused her to jump.  Arik nodded at security's words, and he held up a single finger to the fox girl with wings, as if to tell her to wait a moment.<br/><br/>The young man walked back to the door and it buzzed to let him through.  He closed the door for a moment, walking to the weapons locker down the hall and letting himself into it to get the shock weapon.  Holding it in hand, it felt odd, honestly.  He hadn't come to work here to shoot people, or monsters, really.  But, he knew that some were definitely dangerous.  Slinging it across his back as he came back to the door and he opened it, the man smiled to the woman that he had left within and signed to her.  "Please, follow me.  I will take you to the courtyard so you can get some fresh air.  Okay?"