Things Better Left Unnoticed Chapter 3

	Kayla's eyes opened up forcefully.  Her eyes wide as she stared right aw the wall.  She got up slowly, her joints creaking and cracking as she did.  She was somewhat used to sleeping on the floor, she used to sleep on a futon mattress on the floor back at home.  But even with this experience, her body was beginning to feel quite sore from repeatedly resting on the hard floor.  As she sat up straight she took notice of her diaper, which was strapped around her waist like it usually was.  She wondered if she could use that as a sort of pillow?  Well, if she could ever fall asleep of her own accord she might try it out.  Stretching her limbs out she noticed a change, she wasn't chained anymore.  She was free to move about as she pleased, obviously she must have made a good impression on these creatures.  Perhaps more interaction would be forthcoming?  Kayla took this moment to stand up and walk around the room, moving about to not only survey anything that might be different but also to just exercise her limbs.  She wasn't a big fan of exercise on the whole, but she didn't want to just let her body deteriorate from a lack of movement.  With every step she took she could hear the constant rustle of the diaper strapped around her waist, it wasn't exactly bothering, and the thought of removing it had crossed her mind.  But she wouldn't bring herself to do it, having her breasts out in the open was one thing, though she wasn't sure she wanted her vagina displayed too.  The more she paced around, the more another issue began to make itself prominent.  Occasionally the diaper would move in such a way that it would brush up against her vagina.  The sensation was oddly pleasurable, but she refused to act upon such urges, she had no intention of satisfying her self in that way while being observed like she was.  Kayla was taken by surprise as the door on the other side of the room opened up, coming through it was some type of thing.  Kayla couldn't even recognize a possibly animal that this thing looked like, that is, until it was all the way through the door and she could see the large striped tail sticking out from under the back of it's coat.  Following the trend of these creatures looking like animals, this one resembled a skunk.  As the door shut Kayla noticed that this, skunk, was carrying some things in it's, hands?  No, they were paws definitely, though it seemed adept at using them, enough so that it's paws functioned exactly like hands would.  They didn't look exactly like paws though, not like the kind you would see on a dog or a cat.  She wasn't familiar enough with skunks as a species to know if they had paws like a dog or a cat.  Or even the fact that she was comparing this thing to a skunk in the first place, as the only thing that was a similarity was the tail, how would she know if the paws would even be remotely similar.  The creature was standing directly on the other side of the room, standing and looking at Kayla.  She noticed him turn slightly, his tail waving a little as he said something.  She couldn't understand what he meant but the dialog ended with it pointing to it's tail.  She figured that if it was indeed like a skunk, that it might have just warned her about being able to spray her.  But that seemed pretty far fetched, but if that wasn't the reason, why would it even bother to explain something like this.  It then took it's free paw and began to motion it down.  It kept repeating this motion several more times before Kayla got the idea to sit down on the floor.  It stopped it's motion and seemed to smile, moving forward a bit and sitting down in front of her and placing what it had on the floor in front of them both.  It looked like several sheets of paper and a pen of some type.  The skunk creature said.

"Olar."  Calmly, as if it was talking to another of it's kind.  

"Olar."  Kayla responded, she was beginning to think that this olar word was the same as saying hello or hi.  

	Then the creature took the pen looking thing in it's paw, which looked like how she would hold it in her hand though it looked awkward at the same time.  It began to write some things on a piece of paper.  It didn't look like scribbles, it looked like characters, like it was a different language.  After if finished, it turned the paper around and then pushed it towards her with the pen laid upon it.  Kayla looked at the characters, wondering if they formed a word, or if they were simply just a stream of single characters.  Maybe it expected her to copy them?  She had done that before with words earlier, maybe they were testing her ability to copy more things.  She took the pen in hand, and copied the same characters it put down right underneath the original, if a bit messily, she didn't exactly have the best handwriting.  She turned the paper around, set the pen on it and passed it back to the skunk, who seemed to look very closely at the writing.  It then began to write a row of characters, it did so for about a minute before again, turning the paper and passing it back with the pen on it.  Kayla looked at the characters, it reminded her of a type of Japanese that she had tried learning once.  Though the odds of this actually being Japanese were probably zero.  This time, she didn't copy the characters.  Instead she began to write down the alphabet on the opposite side of where the characters the skunk thing placed down were.  She put down A through Z, which also took her about a minute.  She placed the pen on the paper and turned it around as she passed it to the skunk thing.  This time, she saw an immediate difference in it's face.  It looked quizzical, the same face she had when she observed the characters it had written down.  It took the paper and placed it off to the side, and began to write on a different piece of paper.  It passed her the paper and pen the way it had before and Kayla looked at it.  She couldn't make out these characters either, but wait.  Was that, a plus?  That was, a little plus right there between two characters and an equal sign between two of them as well.  This was some form of math, it was good to know that some things were universal.  Though it did make some amount of sense because a plus was a symbol of sorts.  It could be possible that such simple symbols could easily mean the same things both where she was from and here.  She couldn't recognize the characters aside from the plus and the equal sign.  But she had an idea, instead of trying to put down any numbers, she instead did some lines.  One line plus one line equals two lines.  She then passed this back to the skunk thing.  It held the paper up, looking at it for quite some time.  Then, very suddenly, the skunk leapt up from the floor, taking the other paper with writing on it and heading to the door which opened and shut so fast that the tail barely had time to make it through.  But thankfully, it had left the pen and the other pieces of paper in the room.  So taking the pen in hand and pulling a piece of paper towards her she began to draw, a tree.  She was by no means an artistic genius, but she liked to draw trees to pass time.  Unfortunately for her, they had gassed her again and she soon fell unconscious again.

	Her eyes popped open.  Looking around she was still in the same room, minus the paper and pen.  As she sat up, she wondered what they were going to do to her this time around.  It seemed they only bothered to wake her up whenever they wanted to do something to or with her.  She never thought she would get sick of sleeping, but she definitely was beginning to feel like if she never slept again, she might be a bit happier.  So she sat and waited for some type of animal thing to come in, all of this was getting rather mundane.  All of the fear and worry she had about being here had dissipated over time, as it didn't seem like they were going to hurt her, aside from the poor sleeping conditions.  Then the door opened, but this time several creatures came in, another black bird looking creature, it might have been the same one from before.  Then a lizard like creature that looked like the other one except it looked like a lighter shade of green and finally a very large creature.  She didn't know what this creature was, or even what it looked like, it had a very large and thick looking tail coming out from it's lab coat, as well as having very elongated looking feet, it seemed to sort of waddle?  It also kind of hopped a little bit.  Regardless, it's facial features and structure gave Kayla no indications of what this creature could be associated with to back home.  As they came in Kayla stood up, not wanting to be sitting down with all of them in here with her.  They went towards her, positioning her so that the lizard and the bird creatures were in front and the large thing was behind her.  The door, was still open, and they began to lead her out of it.  Walking through the open door was a slightly scary experience, as she had no idea what was on the other side, but as soon as she went through she only exited into a hallway that was just as white and bland as the room she was in.  There were doors to many of these rooms, but no windows.  This only served to convince her that cameras were indeed how they kept an eye on her.  But she didn't have to much time to stand and ponder these things as they began to move through the hall, it all looked very much the same.  It was probably done purposefully to prevent whoever they kept hear from being able to get a bearing on where they were in the building.  The walking seemed to take an eternity, all she had to listen to was the rustle of lab coats, feathers, the sounds of pads and claws stepping against the floor, and most embarrassingly, the rustling sound her diaper made.  She managed to keep a level head through this though as she had already submitted herself to the idea that these creatures saw her like this all the time so it didn't matter.  Hell, they probably even changed her out of dirty diapers when she was unconscious.  Soon they came towards a set of doors at the end of a hallway.  Kayla had tried to remember what way they had come, but everything was so similar she doubted she would be able to.  This set of doors was manual, the bird and the lizard opened them and then continued to lead her through.  Going into this room there seemed to be a terribly large amount of electronic devices, computers, monitors, weird looking server like things.  The larger creature shut the doors behind them as they all continued in.  Kayla was lead deep into this room until they came to a table.  Where they sat her down on one chair, the lizard going to sit at a chair across from her while the bird began attaching diodes and all sorts of little things to her skin and hands.  After putting a lot of these things onto her, the bird disappeared behind all the electronics around them, probably to go and operate some of them.  The lizard lifted up a case onto the table and opened it up.  Bringing out several documents and lining them all up on the table.  It pointed to the documents, she assumed it wanted her to look them over.  So she did, she began looking at all of them.  As she looked through these documents, she noticed that all of them  seemed to be written a different way.  None of the characters in one would appear in another.  As she looked through all of them, the lizard noticed she stopped and then moved them aside, placing more in front of her.  This process continued on for the next several minutes, until they got to the fifth list of documents, something caught her eye.  She grabbed one document and held it closer, looking at the characters on it.  She could have practically died, these characters, these letters, they resembled English, the characters looks a bit different and skewed, but it very much looked like English letters.  It was difficult to read and she could only assume certain words from how it was spelled, but the document read like this.  

"It seems this document has been the right one.  This list of documents you have been reading was printed from a large list of languages that were either once spoken here or were thought up for the world language act.  This particular language, called Ear speech, was made for it's fundamentally easy association of letters to sounds.  It was not a language spoken anywhere on the planet until the world language act came about and a small group of people created it to try to make it the world spoken language.  It failed because our most popular and recognized language.  Kersy, was far different from it, where Kersy is based on subtle changes to certain words to change their meaning.  The world council thought it would be too bothersome to try and equate everyone to this new style of language even with it's easy learning curve given what the population was used to.  This is by no means a common language, the only time you may ever hear it is when being insulted, or possibly for illegal dealings.  But if you have managed to read through this entire page, simply say the name of this language."  

	Kayla read through this document several times.  It wasn't perfect, but with her reasoning she managed to read it in a coherent manner.  She put the document down and said.  

"Ear speech."  Her voice quivered as she looked at the lizard across from her.  

	The lizard looked at her, and smiled as it then said.

"Well, it seems that we will have a great deal to talk about."