Jeremy gave the Princess a soft look, and a slight chuckle. "You were not the only one that was not completely focused on your Studies. Most of my Youth was spent daydreaming of Great ships, like the Yamato." He said with a nostalgic smile. He nods when she talks about the technology. in Truth, Jeremy wasn't concerned about the Technology. He merely mentioned it as it was part of the Atlantis Myth. He stroked his chin as he was given more thoughts to consider. When she Agreed for the Blood sample. Jeremy wasn't surprised on the condition. "Of course your Majesty. You have my word that the results will held in the strictest confidence by myself and the Doctor." Jeremy assured.<br/><br/>The Doors hissed to the Infirmary, and Jeremy was happy to see it was empty. It meant that no one was really injured in their previous battle. In the Corner, Doctor Carlos Estavez sat reading a book. While such media could be found on the terminals accessible from the ship's library. Carlos enjoyed the feeling of paper in his hands. "Excuse me Doctor. Do you have a minute?" Jeremy asked as he and the Princess approached. Dr. Estavez closed his book and stood up. "Of Course, Captain. What can I do for you and the Princess?" he asked with a warm smile. "I need you to take a blood sample from the Princess for a Genetic Analysis. Map her Genomes." He explained. The Doctor looked at the Captain a moment and blinked. He started to chuckle as if privy to some joke that the Princess and Captain Black were not aware of. "Forgive me Captain. We haven't needed a blood sample for something as simple as Genetic mapping in Generations. I am sure you simply wanted to be thorough." He said with the last of the laughs leaving him. Jeremy's cheeks flushed a bit in embarrassment. "<br/><br/>Princess if you could please come closer." Estavez asked before plucking a single hair from Telaliel's head. "Sorry for any discomfort, Princess." Estavez said sincerely. "hmm, such lovely hair, your Highness." He commented absently. Possibly he was lamenting the loss of his own. Coiling the strand on a tray that he slide into something that looked like a CD-ROM drive. After a few moments, he began to click a couple of keys on his terminal. "Alright, something is coming up....hmmm. Very interesting." Carlos stated as he looked over the Results. Jeremy couldn't help but read over his shoulder. However, he was not trained to read the data that screen was displaying. "What does it say Doctor?" He asked finally. Carlos leaned back and rubbed his eyes. "With all the other Humanoid species we encountered since we began sailing the stars. The closest Match to our DNA was the Gamalons, but even they are only 57% Match. The Princess's DNA far exceeds that. If you just had handed me the Hair strand and not told me whom it came from. I would have said it came from a Human without a doubts. Yes, there are slight variations, but nothing too critical. There is also evidence of some slight tampering, but it is minimal at most. The other Variances can be explained via environmental evolution. I understand the Gravity is weaker on their world. That can affect them in the long term as well as the foods they eat, the amount of light they receive from their System's Primary. Even the Air they breath can affect their bodily development." Carlos explained. "So what is the variance, Doctor?" Jeremy asked. "Well if Human DNA is 100%. The Princess's variance is...1.23%. Basically Her and her people are 98.77% Human, Captain." Carlos stated finally. Jeremy blinked in silence. "In short Captain. She. is. Human." Carlos emphasized<br/><br/>After a moment to let the information sink in. Jeremy stood up straight and let out a long exhale. "Thank you Doctor for your assistance. Please destroy whatever data you collected on this matter. Pretty much forget that we came to you." Jeremy ordered. Carlos nodded, understanding that there may be reasons why to keep this under wraps for the time being. Carlos turned around and purged the information from his computer and handed the strand of hair back to the Princess. "Here you go, Ma'am." He said as he laid the strand of hair in her hand.