Dr. Samantha Grimm (![[info]](http://www.insanejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} drgrimm) wrote in ![[info]](http://www.insanejournal.com/img/community.gif){kind=small} pandemansion, |
Dr. Grimm pursed her lips in thought, "My theory revolved around a device found in my home. It's called the Ark. It's used for interplanetary travel. It's how people from my home got from it to a planet called Olduvai." She shoved her hands back into her pockets, looking over at the gates for a moment. "I thought that maybe there was something similar here, pulling people from one place to another. The same could be true, but I don't know if there would just be the one point of entry or if there could be multiple points of entry."
She let out a long breath and raised a brow at his statement about his room. Did she want to know? Probably not. She bit her bottom lip, "See that's the thing. I don't know if I am in the past or not yet. Where I'm from it's the year 2046 AD, but no one seems to know what year we are in here at this current moment."
She let out a short laugh, and cast her dark gaze to the floor. A shadow of emotion passed over her face, "Well, two days ago on the planet Olduvai, where I was currently living and working out we had an incident. There were creatures, monsters, whatever you want to call them who went on a killing spree. Eighty-five people were killed, basically right there in front of me. My brother and myself were the only two who made it out alive. So, this is a definite improvement over where I was just two days ago." She looked back up at him, giving him a slightly strained smile. "I just wish my brother was here, so I would know he's alright." She couldn't help that she worried about her 'baby' brother.
She watched him for a moment before turning her eyes back to the gates. They were really creepy, and she could almost feel that something terrible was going to come through them at some given point and time.
Looking back over at him she nodded. "Oh, I understand." Her brows furrowed for a moment, "Do you want to know what I've learned from hearsay or from the data I've gathered personally? Yes, I wouldn't mind that at all. The more minds we have working on this the better off I think we'll all be." Honestly she hoped that they could figure a way back to their own worlds, but if not then being here shouldn't be so bad. "What does your key read? We can talk, and walk. If you're up for the talking that is." She gave him another smile, glancing back over to the gates for a moment.
She let out a long breath and raised a brow at his statement about his room. Did she want to know? Probably not. She bit her bottom lip, "See that's the thing. I don't know if I am in the past or not yet. Where I'm from it's the year 2046 AD, but no one seems to know what year we are in here at this current moment."
She let out a short laugh, and cast her dark gaze to the floor. A shadow of emotion passed over her face, "Well, two days ago on the planet Olduvai, where I was currently living and working out we had an incident. There were creatures, monsters, whatever you want to call them who went on a killing spree. Eighty-five people were killed, basically right there in front of me. My brother and myself were the only two who made it out alive. So, this is a definite improvement over where I was just two days ago." She looked back up at him, giving him a slightly strained smile. "I just wish my brother was here, so I would know he's alright." She couldn't help that she worried about her 'baby' brother.
She watched him for a moment before turning her eyes back to the gates. They were really creepy, and she could almost feel that something terrible was going to come through them at some given point and time.
Looking back over at him she nodded. "Oh, I understand." Her brows furrowed for a moment, "Do you want to know what I've learned from hearsay or from the data I've gathered personally? Yes, I wouldn't mind that at all. The more minds we have working on this the better off I think we'll all be." Honestly she hoped that they could figure a way back to their own worlds, but if not then being here shouldn't be so bad. "What does your key read? We can talk, and walk. If you're up for the talking that is." She gave him another smile, glancing back over to the gates for a moment.