[b]The Keep[/b]

Ryan lifted it, groaning slightly as he did. He was impressed he could lift it, surprised and worried. Though it was still damn heavy. Then an idea struck him, gripping it more tightly he swung it into the Pacification unit. Alarms immediately began ringing and he just managed to jump through the door before it slammed closed. Middle of a prison facility, no idea where... and it was full of U.S.F forces. This wasn't exactly the best situation to be in. Though... he did feel better after hitting something. That seemed to be what the last couple of days had been missing. Now the oddest thing was he had never seen or heard of another prisoner. [i]Edith[/i]. The name the TV had used she must be the one who was in the room behind his own, she'd know what was going on.

Yes, that must be what that was. It was a clue, a trail to follow. 

[b]X3 Unit - Medical Examination Room in the Keep[/b] 

The X3 moved itself to the middle of the doorway, before moving its hand up, as if to signal for someone to "Stop" however a hologram spat forth and stood on front of the robot. The [url=http://i.imgur.com/S0w3DVE.png]General[/url] stood there, a stern look on his face. [color=ed145b]"I was just calling to congratulate you and to see if you could hurry up. Then I get reports of alarms going off throughout the facility, what on Earth is going down there Doctor?"[/color]

The hologram could be seen casting its eyes to Edith, obviously the X3 was acting as his eyes. He recognised her of course, how could he not? With the high volume of Lorne Corporation facilities that had been hit. People were saying that it was lucky that anyone had survived the blast radius at all. However as far as he was concerned, others were always too slow...

Shaking himself out of his reverie he spoke, in a more commanding tone directly to the X3. [color=ed145b]"Have another unit come in and secure the prisoner on the bed with handcuffs-" [/color]He turned back to the good Doctor. [color=ed145b]"Then continue running every kind of scan and test you have on these people. Save the autopsy for last, so you don't taint any of your other material."[/color] A closer alarm began to ring. The general then merely sighed before the hologram faded away.