Once back in his lab, the scientist quickly programs his two main robots to assist with training the clone soldiers. Then he turns them loose with the soldiers and begins work on learning more secrets about the mechocta machine. He studies it for several days going over the design and the information that the greys gave him. Then he begins a very close inspection, going over every detail of the surface. He takes highly detailed images and studies them on his computer where he can zoom in to check for any thing that might help him understand this exotic machine. Finally, one of his photos seems to pay off. There seems to be some kind of bump that might be an access door on one side of the machine. 'I need to look at this area more closely!' he says to himself. He goes over to the mechocta and looks very closely at the area identified by the photo. As he inspects the area, he can hear the two clone soldiers actually joking with his robots. The scientist turns and looks to see what is going on. His main robot has a humor subroutine program which the soldiers seem to have activated. They banter back and forth telling jokes. 'Now where did that come from?' wonders the scientist. I assumed that these clones minds were totally blank after the creation process. The data I placed in their minds didn't include any humor that I am aware of. I wonder if there was some residual genetic tracers that came through in the process. Oh well, I'll check that out later. Now back to more important work.' As he returns to his inspection, he finger traces the surface of the main body of the mechocta. A second later, a small access door opens to reveal several buttons. 'Hmm. Wonder what these do?' he thinks as he lets his fingers enter the small doorway. His index finger touches one of the buttons and in the blink of the eye, one of the mechoctas tentacles snaps around and enters his brain. For a few moments, the scientist isn't even aware what has happened. Then he begins to feel weak and then everything goes black. M4, M3 and Don characters. Rendered in Poser 9. Post work in Photoshop 7. Thank you for taking a peek! Your support is greatly appreciated!