Things Better Left Unnoticed Chapter 4

	Kayla simply stared at the lizard.  She had been here, at this place for who knows how long, and this was the first time she had ever been able to communicate with anyone.  But, how was she even able to, this was, another species entirely she was speaking with that had a language similar to English, it just couldn't be possible.  She was about to say something, when the lizard spoke first.

"I have no doubt that your surprised by this.  Quite frankly I am myself.  When I was called in for this job, I had no idea what I was getting into, mostly cause no one wanted me to know all the details of it, but I was very adamant.  Though, I do now see why this was the reason."  The lizard said to her, sounding very polite, very reserved, almost quiet.

"But, just, how can this even be?  I mean, where am I, what am I doing here?"  Kayla quickly asked, hoping to satiate her knowledge and learn why she was here.

"As much as I would love to answer your questions, I can't, and I must ask you to simply let me do the asking from here on out."  The lizard replied.

	Kayla was abashed that this lizard straight up refused to answer her questions, and was insulted when it told her to answer it's as well.

"Why should I even bother answering you if you won't answer me?"  She asked.

"Because, I haven't got as much time as you think.  I was independently contracted to preform this one task.  Which was to decipher and understand which language you had written.  You see, I don't work for these people, or rather I don't work under these people.  I have a set amount of time here and then I will probably never step within this building ever again.  So if you value your own existence, I suggest you answer all that I need you to before our time is up."  The lizard said, it's voice filled with cold conviction.

	Kayla was uncertain of how to proceed, now that she could understand one of them she didn't know if she could trust them.  But from what this thing was saying, what reason would it have to lie to her anyway.  

"Alright fine.  Ask away."  Kayla told it, hoping that in turn she would at least get some information out of this.

"First things first.  Where did you learn this language?  Ear speech, it is by no means common, and you would hardly hear it aside from being spoken by certain groups."  It asked.

"I just, picked it up?  I mean I didn't really learn to speak it, I mean, I guess I'd have to say I learned it from my parents. "  Kayla said back.  

"Right right, speaking of which, your parents.  Who are they, what are they?  Are they like you, or did they look different from you, were you born from them or created that way?"  The thing asked her, seeming much more curious this time around.

"My parents are probably back at home.  Wherever home is relative to here, and yes, I was born from them and they did look like me, they were the same species in fact."  Kayla told him, thinking it odd that he would think her parents had created her like some kind of test tube baby.

"Right, you say back at home.  Home obviously isn't here, so where was it, what was it's name?"  The lizard asked, not seeming to stop and consider all my answers.

"Where was it?  Well, I don't think it would mean much considering I don't know where here is or where home is in relation to it.  But if you must know, I lived on the planet Earth, in a country called the United States of America."  Kayla answered, knowing that it probably wouldn't do much for him.

	This time the lizard didn't give another question, it seemed to be thinking over everything it had just heard.  Kayla was going to start asking questions of her own when suddenly a loud banging sound came from the door of the room.  The lizard stood up and cleared the documents away from the table as the bird from before reappeared and removed all the things it had attached to her.  The larger creature that had been off to the side made it's way over to Kayla who figured to stand up.  The large creature took a firm hold of both Kayla's arms as she heard the sound of a door opening.  Very shortly, a rather smartly dressed fox like thing was standing for them all to see.  It was obvious that this fox thing was some type of higher up official.  It wasn't dressed the same as the scientist people she had seen, or the guards either.  This fox thing seemed to be wearing some type of formal lab coat thing.  It's tail seemed to jut out from the back of the coat instead of from underneath it, like she had seen with many of the other scientists.  Letting her eyes take a closer look, Kayla saw why.  The coat the fox thing was wearing seemed to be specifically tailored to her.  Interesting, but it mattered very little in the grand scheme of things as the fox went over to the lizard.  They had a conversation in a language Kayla could not understand and then the lizard handed a document from it's briefcase over to the fox.  Then the lizard made it's way out of the room, followed by the fox.  After they had left the room, the larger creature let go of Kayla's arms and the bird came in front of her and then they all went together out of the room.  They escorted her all the way back to her room, or at least she assumed it was her room, they probably all looked the same anyway.  Then both the bird and the large creature left.  Kayla wasn't sure if they were going to do anything else to her today.  But since really had nothing else to do, so she laid down on the floor and tried to get somewhat comfortable, she tried a couple different positions before she settled on a somewhat curled up position.  Not long after that, the same gas as usual was poured into the room, and as Kayla breathed it in she wondered if this gas stuff would end up causing her harm in anyway.  But she didn't have much time to ponder that as she was soon knocked out.  

	Kayla began to come to, but everything was different.  She was not in the same room she was usually in, in fact this room looked entirely the opposite.  Everything was dark aside from the one light in the middle of the room, and not dark as in there was no light, but dark as in the room was painted black.  Kayla herself was strapped to a chair, at a table.  This was definitely a lot different than what she was used to, but she would have to deal with it, cause even when she tried to tip her chair over, it wouldn't budge.  Likely because it was stuck to the floor somehow.  As Kayla sat in this chair waiting, she wondered what was in store for her.  Obviously these things must have known she could speak a language thanks to that lizard from before.  But there was no way they got another person who knew how to speak it here so fast right?  Well there was no way of telling how long they kept her out, so it could have very well been several days since her talk with the lizard.  She wondered if they had to teach anyone else this language.  She didn't have much more time to wonder though as she heard a door open behind her as well as the sound of something coming in.  Two things came in.  One was a dog looking thing, possibly a wolf, it had grey fur but other than that distinction, Kayla wouldn't be able to assign it to either wolf or dog, so she just went with dog.  The other thing was the fox she had seen previously.  The dog was wearing a normal attire for a scientist and the fox was wearing it's fine looking coat.  Both of them sat opposite of Kayla.  The fox said something unintelligible to the dog and then the dog spoke.

"Hello.  We are not your enemies, we are friends."  The dog said, sounding rather simple.

	Kayla was unsure of what to make of this, it would seem that the lizard hadn't told them to what extent she was fluent in this language, or that this person speaking it now didn't speak it well.  Since there was no question to answer, Kayla said nothing as the fox said something to the dog again.

"Where are you from?"  The dog asked.

"Earth."  Kayla replied.  

	She then witnessed the dog relay information to the fox, and then they seemed to discuss it together for a couple of minutes until the dog spoke to her again.

"Are you an alien?"  The dog said, it's voice seemed to quiver slightly, as if it might be afraid.

	At this, Kayla had to suppress a little laughter.  Never in her life would she have imagined that she would be on another planet with an alien species and they would be the ones asking her if she was an alien.  It was just insane, crazy.  

"I guess.  I am."  She responded, unsure of how she could be anything else to them.

	Again, more talking between the fox and the dog.  Kayla couldn't understand it, but she was sure it was some riveting discussion about her being an alien.  She was brought out of her own thoughts as the dog spoke again.

"Why, are you here?"  It asked, and this genuinely surprised Kayla.

	This whole time she had thought they brought her here.  Hadn't they?  She hadn't just decided to move herself to the planet of animal people, she had figured they must have had something to do with it.

"You didn't bring me here?"  She questioned, unsure of how to go on.

	Of course, this information was relayed back to the fox, but suddenly the fox thing shouted at the dog and some kind of argument started from it.  Kayla sat while listening to their bickering, not understanding it, but what else was she going to do.  When suddenly she got a feeling, something she hadn't felt for quite a long time.  She needed to pee and the feeling of it was so sudden and urgent, she couldn't believe that she couldn't feel it sooner.  She wondered how she was going to deal with this situation as she sat there, when it was solved for her when her bladder just gave way and flooded her diaper with warmth.

"Did I just piss myself?"  She said out loud, not even thinking about it.

	Kayla wasn't sure why she had done it, she certainly hadn't meant to.  But as she sat in the chair and felt the diaper warm as it absorbed her urine, she thought of only one logical reason as to why she would do that.  Obviously she had been pissing herself while knocked out for long enough for her body to become slightly dependent on diapers.  It wasn't a pleasant thought but it mattered very little in the grand scheme of things.  But the dog had heard her comment and apparently it said something to the fox which stopped them bickering for the moment.

"You are aware you have soiled yourself?"  The dog questioned her suddenly.  

"Well of course.  I don't normally wear a diaper."  Kayla responded, feeling somewhat annoyed with this.

	Instead of following up with another question, the dog conversed with the fox again.  Kayla had no idea what they were talking about, but she was more concerned with the fact that she was sitting in a wet diaper.  It wasn't an unpleasant feeling, just a weird one.  But that was when she began to feel something else, a prickling sensation across her entire body.  She didn't know what to make of it, but suddenly it began to hurt.  A searing pain spread out as Kayla then screamed in agony.  Causing both the dog and the fox to leap up from their chairs.  Kayla struggled against her restraints as she felt the pain continue to grow.  So much so that she couldn't handle it and she passed out.