undefinable data passed through T1's memory banks, it was not coming from himself but something else in the room with them, mecahnical or human he did not know but it was not binary and his systems had not adapted to translate it yet, though in time perhaps it would be possible. "such a complex thing the human mind, fascinating yet so fragile" he spoke slowly observing the nurse's movements with great intrigue, recording every last speck of information aout this encouter as he could, the scns his systems were performing on the patient and doctors, his own reactions and processes and those of the machinery in the room, even the mild flickering of the lighting, undefinable to the human eye still got recorded into his long term memory.

the convulsions from their patient, though they could be quite severe were in fact nothing compared to what could happen, and was very likely to happen once the implants were actually removed from his body. there had only been one attempt at removing the implants on file, well one attempt on a living subject, scanning over the file it suggested that the convulsions could be lessened by keeping the patient calm mentally as well as physically.

"Having not done this bfore i doubt the correct Drugs were issued before the procedure" he said in his emotionless voice, knowing full well the laundry list of concoctions on the file he had up would not have been thought of, mostly because the good doctor had morals "the patient would have been isued with a form of mind control serum in order to calm them whilst under anasthetic and lessen the effect of later convulsions" there was a pause as he did some calulations "it would be too late to administer them now, with the patient in his current state his survival chances would drop by 34 per cent" another pause was made to scan the room for anything that might be of help, totally missing the fact that he had managed to break down at least one of the many barriers that stopped him from speaking of the initiative in any way.

"Once the implants are removed the patient will convulse further, the shock of taking away something that has been feeding him fo rso long will be great, though he should be more accessable to direct calming help" it souded vague, though the robot had directed his focus once more to the nurse. everything he had read upon the school suggested that they frowned upon residents from using their powers to control another, and he knew it was wrong of him to suggest it but every calculation and system in his mechanical being told him that logic and the change to save a mans life was more important than a rule about moral use of powers.

wether or not the doctor and Talia understood what T1 was suggesting he did not know, but his protocols were telling him that out and out saying 'you have to control him for a bit to keep him calm' was wrong in this situation. instead he looked across at the doctor, a man of principle who had already broken some of those by meerely allowing the mechanical to assist in this procedure. "it is possible to do this without it" he added his scanners showing that they were close to uncovering the implant, meaning time was running out for descisions to be made "we would need to restart him though" the initiatives tests with simulated subjects had all ended in much the same result, the simualted patient's heart stopped and had to be restarted.