Something small thwacked him on the back of his head. Stunning him for a good second before his senses kicked in and his head snapped back as he whirled around, adrenaline rushing through his veins as his eyes sought out the source of what had shot the...the..little paperclip that lay idly on the floor at him. Suddenly, he felt unsure as he noticed the solitary boy that sat not too far away from them, along with..a much taller man hunched over at the chair opposite of him. Golden eyes blinked, his will to start a fight leaving him, and they became unsure and paranoid at the sudden arrival of these new faces. Was he going mad? Or were his senses simply fading away to the point he didn't even notice what was around him anymore.

 Slowly, he unclenched his fists, not realizing that he had clenched them in the first place. He stared for a good minute at the two, more normal and quieter than the first that had caught his attention, then his eyes darted away before they returned back to staring until finally he hung his head and looked as if he was guilty of intruding on something private. His arms drawn inwards and his shoulders still tense. Promptly, he jumped as a voice blasted over the speaker.

 [b] "Dr Schwarzlict, please report to the observation deck. A reminder that Social interaction with the subject is scheduled for late." [/b]

Annoying.
Luka wasn't pleased as he watched the man blatantly breach the briefed schedule and interact with his subject out of instruction and regulation of safety. Bastard was lucky just because it was he that spotted him and no one else. Still, he couldn't say it was interesting seeing what the subject was apparently capable off. Abnormality of the brain? Or the more laymen term of psychic ability. That was worrying.. He didn't think that such a great development could arise from simple realigning of the brain neurons and administration of Absobilithium Cynite IV. That of which was still experimental and seemed to be having some catalystic effects with other substances they were exuding.

 He'd received the order to take more blood samples from the subjects.