The heat buzzed together with the cicadas while the sun beat down on the vast farmlands. The pickup trucks roamed the empty highway with a large platform tied down by steel ropes. Another group of cars drove behind for support. The FAIR-65ers monitored the unmoving carcass while the human driver continued to watch behind him.

"How much time until we reach the I-10 Marcus?" the man sniper spoke after becoming bored of watching the array of trees with delicious fruit on the sides of the road.

The drivers eyes looked to the mirror in front of him, "About 53 minutes."

A beep echoed next to him when one of the FAIR-65s spoke, "Precisely 49 minutes actually." The human-like features of the android was so disrupted by its voice, the driver cringed and covered a laugh. He laughed at how their higher ups informed him these metal brains captured the monster under those steel cords. He didn't believe it.

He only rolled his eyes as his sniper companion sneered while taking another look into his window, "The stupid thing isn't going to wake up why bother monitoring it so much."

The androids turned their heads tensely to the sniper as if they just realized he was there in the backseat with them.

"Captain Joana requested it be so," the girl looking android replied with slow blinks. She almost seemed lifelike. The skin texture over her face and hands created a flawless and soft finish to the bots neither men in the car would get use to.

"And you obey him because he said so?" He was about to stifled another mocking comment when the main FAIR-65, the more bulky one, coughed.

"Based on our calculations, the formula the monster received could knock an entire city unconscious. As this has never been tested before, we are documenting for the doctors at the hexagon to provide any additional resources for the staff."

The sniper tensed at the mention of the formula, "So you're saying the androids did knock it out?"

"Precisely, my team did, Sniper Johnson" the FAIR-65 nodded. The sniper grumbled with a grip at his pants- this son of bolt was mocking him! Without more to say, the android went back to their work. The driver grew tense with a glance at the lump on the platform.

At the side of the road, the silver gate appeared while the driver began to maneuver the car off the road into unmarked territory. The dust rising in puffs while the platform jumped over rocks. The steel ropes held the body down. When the cars pass the sensors, the silver poles extended into a tunnel blocking the striking sun. Lasers and scanners move over them, the scanners circling the platform and hover over the body. They beeped red and the tunnel grew red while sirens hollered. The sniper sneered again, "Hey! We got a delivery so stay away from it!" he opened the window to shout. The drones turned as another drones came towards the others with a blue light. A moment later and the blue light appeared on the drones.

Please proceed to sector six. Welcome experiment six. We are pleased to finally get to meet you, an automated feminine voice echoed in the tunnel when the floors felt to ascend down. The driver held to the steering wheel as the sniper hugged his gun, but the android simply looked to the humans in curiosity.

"All this as an introduction?" The sniper sneered to the driver as they ascended. The floor dropped pass offices and yellow and black signs. Until the flooring clicked to the final floor, androids and soldiers waited all around the flooring like an ambush. Their eyes looking directly at the cars. The sniper shrunk back while an ominous pause entered the floor. Then the sea of men parted while a lab wearing women strutted her way to the middle of both cars directly to the platform.

"Right on time" she stated with a nod. Her lab coat covering her navy blue dress as she held a clipboard to her hand, "We will be taking experiment 6 from here, sayonara."

The man simply stared as the FAIR-65ers opened the doors and walked off into the base. The women stepped forward to the veiled monster with her tablet in hand, "Welcome to your new home experiment 6."