@Tyki @thewizardguy "If you disintegrate anything that is a part of my station, no amount of superiority will keep me from taking you apart. I want to make that clear." Martin says, moving past the wall of Marines that had formed between him, and the odd energy being. Such beings had also existed in his home universe, the plasma men, but this creature was no doubt on a whole different level. He had no containment suit like plasma-men did, and unlike a suit-less plasma-man, this creature was not breaking apart. Interesting.
"As well, while you didn't destroy anything housing the data they are here for, nor an actively useful thing, that is going to be annoying to repair...." Martin adds, grumbling. "....Also..what do you mean, primitive? Judging from my past experiences with energy based creatures, you seem nothing overly special...neither advanced, nor primitive. Simply, different. You'd think something acting so above normal would know the actual definitions of the words they spoke." Martin adds...before he shakes his head.
"Getting off track, sorry. Anywho, you act smart. Hopefully, you are smart. Because I need smart people, or something not even you could stop may appear on the planet, and destroy everything, including you. If you are as advanced as you say you are, maybe this can be averted like child's play....Which would be the best, as I don't wish to die any time soon." Martin says, finishing his back handed insults. He obviously had a dislike for authority, and those who acted smarter than him. After that statement, he turns around, and heads back to the Marines.
"..Sorry if that was to aggressive for you. I just dislike having to beat around a bush. I also dislike those who act like they are innately better..Human."
Human. Martin hated that word. Humanity was a train wreck, in so many aspects. Nanostream, the ruling body in his home universe, gave their AIs Asimov laws to protect themselves. However, anyone familiar with Asimov laws know that their wording states, Human. This was not unintentional. Other species were treated as second hand citizens...or slaves. If someone really wanted, it'd be easy to get one of the station running AIS to kill a xeno. Or to get security to do so. These humans, they reeked of that mentality in a sense. Mutant. Xenos. Terminology that made Martin sick. If the Liberian could read his mind, he could feel the old wounds fester, as Martin's began a trip down memory lane. "Follow me, everyone..I'll take you to the data..." Martin mutters, deep in thought, as he began to waltz to the dome lab.