Currently, Jalo thought himself very lucky; his surplus of energy was paying off as he continued breaking down doors, becoming quicker at it the more he did. While he had to focus on what he was doing, he had heard snippets of what was happening on the intercom. What he heard terrified and disgusted him, and he was glad that other subjects seemed to be heading down towards the noise. Subject 027 thought it would be best to get as many as he could out as soon as possible, before security came down. But he didn't want to think of what would happen when they military finally did catch on to the outbreak, and continued focusing on his work instead.
Jalo had formed a pattern of how he broke down doors, moving in a zigzag counting downwards. He couldn't remember if patterns had ever been this important to him before, but now he found them giving him a sense of security. It was a plan, something he could rely on. Eventually he heard doors banging, and what sounded like muffled yelling from the other side of cell 006. However, dedicated to his pattern, he started with cell 007. "Kcab evom!" He yelled, voice still slightly hoarse from a breakdown he had earlier in the week. He knew they probably didn't understand it, but hoped they had gotten the message. In a few minutes the door was a mess of twisted metal, and he only caught a glimpse of 007 before turning to the next cell. What he did see startled him, however, and reminded him of how un-intimidating he was. Sure, he had height, but his scrawny figure made him look more like a twig than a tower. He hoped that the man realized that he was another subject rather than a guard and didn't attack, though nothing as guaranteed.
Once he had taken care of 006's door, he stood there looking at her for a moment, realizing she probably couldn't see. While it was pretty apparent that her door was down, Jalo still felt as if he should say something. "...Okay." The word was quietly spoken and sounded forced, but at least it was understandable.
Jalo had formed a pattern of how he broke down doors, moving in a zigzag counting downwards. He couldn't remember if patterns had ever been this important to him before, but now he found them giving him a sense of security. It was a plan, something he could rely on. Eventually he heard doors banging, and what sounded like muffled yelling from the other side of cell 006. However, dedicated to his pattern, he started with cell 007. "Kcab evom!" He yelled, voice still slightly hoarse from a breakdown he had earlier in the week. He knew they probably didn't understand it, but hoped they had gotten the message. In a few minutes the door was a mess of twisted metal, and he only caught a glimpse of 007 before turning to the next cell. What he did see startled him, however, and reminded him of how un-intimidating he was. Sure, he had height, but his scrawny figure made him look more like a twig than a tower. He hoped that the man realized that he was another subject rather than a guard and didn't attack, though nothing as guaranteed.
Once he had taken care of 006's door, he stood there looking at her for a moment, realizing she probably couldn't see. While it was pretty apparent that her door was down, Jalo still felt as if he should say something. "...Okay." The word was quietly spoken and sounded forced, but at least it was understandable.