The Gracoxien specimen was, at best said in human terms, miffed. Sure, it was slow, and sure, it was definitely not the most swift Bug that had been assigned to this task, but was it neccesary for the Zikkick to leave him behind? No it was not. That thing could have easily pulled him up in that webbing of his. Not for the last time, the Coxien cursed in a droning alien language. It had started it's ascent up the walled outpost nearly an hour ago, and Zikkick had probably set to the all-important task given to them by the Hive Mind. Why was it so hard to climb human-made things?<br/><br/>Finally reaching what seemed like a wall - or some sort of window - the Coxien flipped over it and slapped onto the cold ground. It buzzed inquisitively; it had arrived in a different location from the Zikkick, for he could not see the fellow bug anywhere in sight. Deciding that it was time to set to the all-important task, the Coxien wriggled forward. Unbeknowst to it, this was some sort of office. Moving up the wall, the Coxien paused, then latched onto the corner of the wall.<br/><br/>And then, quite literally, it begun expanding.<br/><br/>Bulbous pods broke away from the original body until there were multiple fast-growing little pods that spread rapidly across the dimly-lit room. Across the darkened wall, someone who entered would not see a thing despite the entire wall by the side of the doorway slowly being covered in dozens of little Coxiens that in fact, made up one big Coxien. The Coxien paused in it's sudden expansion, then allowed itself to reach through and across the walls while being plastered to it. Now, it was time to wait.