Siren felt her body slowly come back to itself, with a rhythmic jouncing movement that had her head throbbing. Immediately, she recalled why she had fainted. She had hit the floor pretty hard, if the large goose-egg knot and pounding headache were any indication. And the last thing she remembered was the alien moving toward her. She also felt a dull ache in her right side and wondered what had caused that.<em>Did I fall on my bat?</em><br/><br/>If her recall of what happened before she fainted was crystal clear, it seemed her grasp of her current situation wasn't quite up to standard. For long moments, as the alien male jogged down the hallway, Siren had her eyes squeezed tight, trying to force the headache into a small corner of her brain so that she could function. Finally, she realized that she could easily get the AI's attention. She had been in stasis for too long to forget something so basic!<br/><br/>"FeL," she said, only the slightest quiver in her voice. "Nearest med bay."<br/><br/>Her eyes finally opened, and she looked up at the humanoid shape that was running with her. She realized, a bit numbly, that she wasn't surprised. It wasn't as if there any other life forms awake on the ship. Who else would be carrying her through the halls?<br/><br/>"Listen, you, put me down." She finally directed her voice to the alien carrying her. And she did as any human would do, she pressed her hand against his chest to get his attention. With a gasp, she felt the less-than-resistant flesh of his body, and the terror that she had held back so admirably during their initial encounter overcame her, and she began to sob and beat against his chest. "Put me down, put me down! Let me go!!!"