<strong>Name:</strong>Xasill-T-A76F32B<br/><strong>Species:</strong>Anthrodroid - Service Model<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Crew Quarters Hall<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Unknown<br/><strong>Status:</strong>Calm, Cautious<br/><strong>Tag:</strong>Vonn'e'heani Saddhek Dis<br/><hr/><br/>After the bridge fiasco, Xasill was adamant in having at least one breakthrough. Is that what humans call 'determination'? Or any organic being, to be more realistic. The issue with replicating emotions was just that — they replicated, but did not feel. Xas could not match the hormonal shifts in a being's biology when they felt love, anger, fear... all that was like stuff from legends. But maybe it was for the best, since not feeling emotion made them all the more useful for exploring a possibly dangerous and definitely unknown environment. Although, they were unsure as to what drove Vonn to do the same. Maybe suicidal tendencies?<br/><br/><strong>"What did you do before being trapped here?"</strong>They asked the Idoid as both of them got out of the elevator. According to the map (good thing there was one), either left or right would lead them to the quarters. Xasill began walking to the left.<strong>"Were you a soldier? A diplomat? A criminal?"</strong>They had little information on Idoids, surprisingly. Most of their database consisted on human history, a fact that they never really thought much about. And his question was more curiosity than anything, but if asked by another person, it would even sound accusatory, even distrustful.<br/><br/><strong>"Experiments like this tend to gravitate towards social interaction,"</strong>They added reassuringly.<strong>"The more we socialize, the better,"</strong>they finished just as they came to the crew quarters hall: a long, curved path with doors at the side, each of them placed at the same distance from the other.