Rosa nodded. She noticed how uneasy she seemed, but she couldn't press matters any more than they were already. Sensing eyes on her once more, she glanced in the direction from which the stare was coming. She couldn't see for the darkness, but she knew someone was there. A sense of dread and foreboding came over her for a brief moment, but she soon pushed it away. Looking back at the rest of the group, gathered around her, she smiled.<br/><br/>"I think that will do well. And don't worry about not being here sooner. I understand that things are much more difficult than they were years ago." She said to Vye. Stepping towards the limo that she had stepped from, she turned back and looked at her. Her suspicions had been correct about where she was sure Vye had planned on staying. It was best to move quickly before something grave happened. "There is no time to explain here or now. We may begin to discuss on the way to the hotel, and then once we are in the room, we may continue."<br/><br/>______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________<br/><br/><br/>"Get our men in there now. We don't want this going public. If that happens, scientists and animal lovers alike will be up in arms against us and we'll never be rid of the vermin." A tall figure with long, black hair hissed, standing at a window in a tall building. Turning around, the tall figure revealed a thin, defined face with piercing golden eyes and pale skin.<br/><br/>A man, considerably shorter than the first, stepped towards the taller man near the window. "Sir. If I may--"<br/><br/>"If you may what?!" The taller man snapped. "If you may ignore my orders?! Get our men out there!" He yelled, interrupting the shorter man.<br/><br/>"They are already on their way." The shorter man stayed calm as the taller one yelled at him.<br/><br/>The taller man calmed again and turned back to the window, clasping his hands behind his back. "Good!"<br/><br/>"Now, sir, as I was going to say before, I have been observing this particular creature. It appears they are highly unstable. A wild card if you will." The shorter man stepped up beside the man at the window.<br/><br/>The dark haired man turned his head to look into the face of the man now beside him. "A wild card?" He asked, curiously but skeptically. "What are you getting at?"<br/><br/>"A wild card would be a great asset in our hand. The hand of the vermin is growing in power and this one may be the card that topples their house." He explained. "This creature is uncontrollable, not trainable, but seems to be easily influenced. If we get him to come with our men, we can possibly turn him against his own kind. Once he has killed and or betrayed the others, we can kill him ourselves and be rid of every last one of them."<br/><br/>The tall man stood there, staring out the window silently for a few moments. "Alright. You have convinced me. Have our men bring him into the facility."<br/><br/>"Yes sir. Right away." The short man promptly left the room and entered into a smaller one, filled with people and equipment for espienage of all kinds. "Tell the squad to bring him in alive, and of his own free will if possible."<br/><br/>"Yes sir." A woman with a headset replied, flipping a switch and conveying the message to the squad leader.<br/><br/>_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _<br/><br/>"Understood. Bring him in as peacefully as possible men." A man in the passenger seat of the lead vehicle said over the radio. Pulling up to the building, a bunch of men got out of the van and pointed guns at the creature. The man who had spoken into the radio got out and walked over to the police officer in charge of the scene. "We've got it from here. This is one of our men who escaped from an asylum and he is needed back. I appologize for the damage he has caused, I assure you, he will do no more."<br/><br/>Looking up at the roof, he saw the creature leaning over the edge slightly, seeming to look in the direction of central park. An ominous thought went through the man's mind, but he pushed it back so he could do his job as best he could.<br/><br/>"John! Come down! I need to speak with you! It is very important! I'm leaving my gun in the van!" He yelled up to the beast in the hopes it would comply.