Ivy cooperated, but was very careful what she wrote in the diary. She wrote only what pleased her and displeased her about her captivity, and tried to write how she felt about her captivity so they might understand her frustration. She was careful not to give to much away about her mental state however, wanting them to think she was healthy mentally...even though she knew that was far from the truth. She made a point to also not how helpful Droox and Jill had been, and if not for them she would not be in as good a state as she was.<br/><br/>She had gotten used to the different races, even the bug men, and tried greeting those she met in PanGal. If they would respond she would try a short courteous conversation, asking how their day was, remarking on how pretty the stars were, etc.<br/><br/>Whenever she could, she tried to catch the combination to the guarded door. If someone left she made she to go tell them good-by, whether they responded to her or not. This way she could try and view the keypad.<br/><br/>When the new creature showed itself, Ivy couldn't help but be startled and scared. She dropped her 'pepsi', but made herself stay frozen in spot. If she panicked, the outcome would be bad. As the robot whirled around her feet to clean the spilled drink, Ivy stared. It wasn't as big a shock as it would have been if she'd seen it on her first day, and quickly she became acclimated at least somewhat to it's appearance.<br/><br/>"Y-You must be the specialist."<br/><br/>She had expected a human. She just figured a human would be a specialist in ancient human, she never expected this.<br/>