Sadly, or perhaps 'as planned,' Allen could not be with Elaine and Tanya right then. Though much of his time had been spent on 'aiding' his friends, his 'free' time was spent hotly debating with the suits about proper treatment for Blaine, Elaine and all the other wayward souls trapped on Monster Mountain...<br/><br/>"This is outrageous, the way you are treating these people!" Yes, that was what Allen referred to them as. Not monsters, creatures, abominations, mutants or hybrids. People. A prospect that seemed to slip the minds of those in power.<br/><br/>"Doctor Raiker, these are experiment subjects. Their purpose here is to be used." The voice was calm, as though trying to spread it to Allen, but he'd have none of it this day.<br/><br/>"Then perhaps you should be giving them inscentive to stay. All of them." He adjusted his glasses, much as he usually did when trying to convey logic and impart wisdom."Willing patients in good health provide accurate results." He raised an open palm and closed it into a fist. "All it will take is a little reinvestment; give them a reason to stay, make them happy, let them<em>live</em>even if only within the barriers of the compound." He took a moment to glance at his watch. Damnit, he was late. "Well gentlemen, I seem to have overstayed my welcome. If you'll excuse me."<br/><br/>Ofcourse, he didn't wait to be excused. Let them debate amongst themselves for a bit. It would make things easier if the voice of reason came from within their ranks anyways. But enough of that, he had to get to Rathlyn's quarters!