"Alright lets get started. Off you go stout and cat." Roxy shooed the other two off to their assigned task. "Hitomi should we wait for them to exit or attack now?"

Brusenna blinked before she closed her eyes as her body began to shrink. Soon, a tiny cat stood in her place and she opened bright amber eyes, looking up at the others.

"We need to wait for the weasel guy to get the data from then or if shy girl is in danger" Hitomi says as she shifts into her red fox form not really liking the feeling and if she could she'd stay in her human form but she had to be ready to go at a moments notice.

Roxy chose to stay in her human form. A black panther would attract too much attention. She wish she had brought more then four throwing knives. But she could use her bigger once if she had to. Roxy had her complete attention focused on their surrounding. For the simulation the scientist had constructed a storage facility. There were a total of 5 storage unites that all looked alike. Each was locked with a simple key lock. There as a bored guard at the far end of the huge room. This would show the scientist if they were ready for the real thing or not. Roxy was determine to show that she was.

Having been sent the job of scout, Caufman immediately swung into action. "I'll look out ahead and keep them company. If they're caught or I find the data, then I'll alert you." He didn't wait for an answer. His vision was already sharper, the world suddenly devoid of color. His human's eyes were now mere slits, and he could feel his stomach lurch, his muscles tense up as he lost feeling in his arms and legs. Growing less and less humanoid by the second, he fell to the ground and his dried up skin hardened into scales, his body shrinking and his limbs rotting into useless nubs. They soon merged into the rest of him altogether. Caufman's head flattened out and venom pooled through his fangs, his tongue forked as he slid over his tumbled clothing and began sweeping over the floor, no longer a boy but a reptile; A snake.

The whole transformation hurt like hell with the bandage, which had thankfully fallen off with his clothing. Caufman could feel his left side burning much like his arm had before; A side effect from the injection earlier. A low hiss rattled from his throat, but he tried to ignore it, tried to feel nothing as the sore rubbed painfully over the solid ground.

Still, as he had promised, he moved quickly. He soon disappeared inside the simulation entrance, and winked out of sight.

((I knew I forgot an animal. Sorry Caufman and thank you for giving yourself an assignment))

The guard watched the snake warily. He hated snakes, but as long as it stayed away from him he would ignore it. The guard was bored. He hated his job. He was suppose to walk the whole area, but he didn't think they paid him enough to make that kind of effort.

Brusenna looked at the others before she padded on silent paws to the end of the corridor, using her keen eyesight to spot the guard. She took in her surroundings, wondering if there was a way into the vents.

The storage units have no vents that can be seen. They are made of metal and stand ably 10 feet tell

Brusenna narrowed her eyes, trying to come up with a way to get inside that room. Suddenly she turned to Clifton. "I'll d-distract him while you grab the keys." She said in a soft, sweet voice. She turned and padded over to the guard and sat down next to him, pawing at his pants leg while she mewed and looked up at him with wide, innocent eyes.

The guard looks down to see a cat pawing at his leg. He is allegoric to cats. He waves his gun at the cat."Shoo cat!"

A sharp thud to the back of the head, and the guard lay crumpled at Tobias's feet. Lookout duty? Psh. A complete waste of his talents. Oh he'd get that intel all right. "Please be standing back little kitty. You too ferret man. This will be messy." Morphing into a walrus, he crashed into the metal door with his full might. After several blows it finally caved, leaving debris everywhere as the door hit the floor with a loud clang. The noise had attracted several more guards, as he could hear shouting some distance off. "Grab the informations and run! We shall follow!" He shouted to Clifton, now back in human form. He turned to Brusenna. "Best be staying close to me now, little girl. Would not want to be getting hit by bullets, no? We're leaving... We're leaving this whole place forever!"

Clifton knew that his time had come. With a great bound, he leaped through the splinters of the ruined door and into the storage facility. There it was. In the corner of the room sat a lone computer. Morphing back into his masculine form, he began what the heavens above had put on this earth to do. With the mighty might of a mastodon, he began to fly through the security features. With a final keystroke, the deed was done. One of the many satellites hovering above them was dislodged from it's orbit. It began to fall to them. A vessel to take them away.

It crashed with an obscene thud outside, causing mass destruction to the other storage facilities. Still, Clifton knew he could get it back into the sky. "If you don't feel like getting shot to death, I'd suggest mounting up," announced Clifton has he began climbing onto the fallen satellite.

"Why are guys idiots?" Roxy asks out loud.

PA announced "Stop. Mission fail.All Breeds return to debriefing."

Brusenna sat there blinking in confusion and wondering what the heck just happened. She padded away from the storage containers, content on remaining in her animal form for a little bit longer.

Tobias could barely believe what he had just witnessed, but there was no point in pondering now. Things were already being set in motion at a rapid pace. The whole facility was in emergency alert after being devastated by the satellite. He doubted he would be welcomed back by the scientists with open arms. No matter. This worked out perfectly for him in the long run. It was time to act. Clifton beckoned from the satellite. "It mights be our only hope!" He cried. He saw Brussena fleeing back to the entrance to the gym. "Wait!! Come with me! What would dearly daddy be thinking of you now? You have to come with us!" He boarded the damaged satellite with Clifton, becoking to Brussena and awaiting her decision.

And the Walrus-Man had done it. Again.

The viper slithered out from his spot near the guards, having been ready to strike for the leg of the guy while miss kitty had been distracting him so well. It took a few moments for him to shut his well extended out mouth, and he grimaced as the jaws locked into place. Sliding away from the scene, he reared up. Though it was hard to read on the scaly lack of expression that most snakes had, Caufman was watching this farce with appropriate complete and utter disbelief.

Does he want to be thrown back in the slammer or what? He had to wonder.

Roxy growled. She was frustrated that they had failed the mission and that she hasn't been able to do more. Now it would take even longer to get outside again. All because of an impatient guy. Roxy stomped to the debriefing room as she plotted poking Tobias with her knife.

Brusenna padded after Roxy, her tiny paws making no noise on the floor as she walked. When they reached the room she reverted back to her human form and sat down, looking down at her hands while she waited for the scolding she was sure to come.

"We don't have time for this! This train is leaving the station!" With that, Clifton reignited the RCS thrusters and took flight. With careful steering, they ascended back through the hole the satellite had created and once more arrived in the free world as free men on a free mission. "I'd suggesting holding your breath!" screamed Clifton to Tobias as their noble vessel climbed higher and higher into the atmosphere. He could just start to feel his lungs screaming for reprieve when the International Space Station came into view. With a crash, they bulldozed their way inside. He quickly dismounted and disarmed a stunned astronaut before finishing him off with a bullet to the head. "Tobias, you won't understand this, but there's a man on this station that we need. He's going to help us whether he wants to or not. Best arm yourself, chap."

His first impression had not gone so well. Deflated, the snake collected his clothing, quickly bringing it with him to a changing room before morphing back to his human self. It was an equally unpleasant experience - turning from a cold blooded reptile to a warm blooded mammal always brought about a few side effects, and he knew the Toxicologist would be calling him back for new tests before the day was done. He'd be lucky to crash in his own dorm tonight.

Pulling his hoodie back on he pushed the door closed and joined the others in the debriefing room. "Well, that went well." Sarcasm laced his words and he plopped down on a chair, ready for the worst of it. He realized then his vision had not turned back to color, and with a blink his irises fully changed and human vision returned.