He was probably going to die. Zech couldn't even try to fight back as Davor dragged him through the doorway. He had forgotten to think. this was his punishment. How could he not have thought the door could be trapped? Hundreds of calculated efforts and orchestrated hacks to incite a rock-wide rebellion and he'd ruined it by getting tunnel vision in the end. So focused on his goal he couldn't see the trap waiting for him before the finish line. Computer integrated or not... He was still human in the end.
His unmoving eyes took in the interior of the room. It was neat and nicely furnished. Zech could have seen himself living in a place like this. In the corner of his vision, he saw a strange vibrantly colored pillow on the bed... no it wasn't a pillow. It was a human/avian hybrid. And she was armed. Great. So now he was trapped in his own body while the sentinel and his... pet...? waited for him to regain control of his body. Feeling was starting to come back to him... And of course, the first thing to hit him was the pain. He felt the throbbing, mind numbing pain of his fractured leg along with the aftereffect of the concussive blast on the rest of his body. A few of his ribs were likely to be cracked as well. He began trying to work through the pain long enough to regain control of the chip so he could turn off some of the pain receptors. It was a trick he learned under the whip of one particularly zealous Graax.
Once he was able to think somewhat clearly, he began looking for ways out of this situation. Based on what Davor said, he'd either make Zech fight, then kill him, or try to hack into the chip and turn him into a mindless body again. Then, a thought occured to him. Davor never removed the plasma cutter from his inside pocket. He had about 20 more seconds before the chip was operational again. The avian girl was of little consequence in terms of getting rid of the leaders, but it was more than likely that she'd shoot him as he shot at the sentinel. Backup was coming, but he didn't know how long they would be. Once the chip gave him back control, he'd pretend to be incapacitated for a bit and wait for reinforcements. If not, the next best thing was to catch Davor off guard and kill him. He'd have to worry about the girl later.
As he counted the seconds to his "awakening", he found himself thinking how strange it was that the sentinel kept something so vibrant and beautiful with him.