Natalya nods. "Yes, we suspect she might have greater reservoirs of power that we have yet to see. Which, to be perfectly honest, frightens us. As you can imagine, her origin is... unpleasant. A large portion of the encrypted files were audio logs, detailing her origin, and the experiments that led to her creation. The short description is that she is a genetically modified clone, of an unnamed little girl from somewhere in Eastern Europe, who was kidnapped, tested upon, and, when she died, cloned, repeatedly. Elizabeth is but one of many test subjects, all more deviant than the last."<br/><br/>"As you are likely already aware, she also has some fairly deep programming, embedded within her; the primary function being that of bodyguard. She bonds with a single individual, and will defend that individual to the death, and is programmed to take self-destructive actions, should she fail in that task; first, by hunting the killers without any rest or hesitation, before self-terminating, if none remain." She speaks in a detached voice, clearly bothered by what she's saying, but also knowing it's important to ensure Terry, and Elizabeth, know what is at stake.<br/><br/>"As you can likely surmise, she has chosen her target, which only complicates matters... although, I suspect, you'd have had to make a significant effort to drive her away, after rescuing her," Natalya continues, smiling when she sees Elizabeth's nod. "That said... we're still concerned about sending you on field ops, with the concern that she might overreact to common threats. I know, consciously, you can tell the difference between a police officer warning you to stay back from a restricted area, and an actual threat, for instance," she says, directly to Elizabeth, "But we worry that your programming may not differentiate. You see the concern? And, as you have so amply proven, you do not deal with threats gently."<br/><br/>Elizabeth looks troubled, and broadcasts thoughts of understanding at Natalya's concerns. and worry about her own level of control.