Things Better Left Unnoticed Chapter 9

	When she first found herself waking up in this strange place for the first time, she thought she had gone crazy.  As time went on, she realized she would probably never see the outside of this facility.  But as it stood, she was now on her way out of the building, on her way to something new and better, hopefully.  As she finally exited, leaving the building and going out into this world she had only heard about, things looked remarkably similar.  They were out in a remote location, surrounded by dense forest, the trees looked like normal trees.  No different than ones she had seen when she was at home.  But her sightseeing would have to wait, as she was immediately ushered into a rather interesting looking vehicle.  It seemed to be big, and bulky.  Like an armored car of sorts.  It was devoid of any coloration, just being a plain grey.  Within the vehicle she sat with Carly in dead silence.  Perhaps it was because there was nothing to talk about, perhaps some unknown variable was causing a lack of conversation, or more likely the anticipation of what was to come was keeping everyone on edge.  

	The vehicle moved out eventually, Kayla had no idea how fast, or in what direction it was going.  She would sometimes be clued in by the sensation of turning, but after a while it meant nothing when you couldn't see outside.  After what seemed like quite awhile the vehicle seemed to come to a slow halt.  When the door opened to release her she expected to see another building in the middle of a forest, or out somewhere that no one would be.  Entirely wrong.  The door opened and there was a swarm of people.  Animals of all shapes and sizes, there were tons, as she stepped out onto the pavement she was afraid she was going to be trampled to death, that is until some rather large peoples started to block them.  People being rather non-descriptive as there was so many different looking species.  The guards were all dressed up in uniform, so she couldn't tell what they were but it didn't matter.  Kayla would have far more to worry about as Carly stepped out and they were both ushered through the crowd and into the building.

	While being pushed past so many people Kayla could see people holding camera's, large signs being held up, and just people shouting and being rowdy in general.  There was no stop though as she was pushed through the doors of the building, which looked rather drab on the outside, simply a big white building, and on the inside it looked equally drab, but with a more formal tone.  It didn't take her long to figure out that this building was some sort of government place, perhaps an embassy, a capital, something along those lines.  The crowds of people had been left outside, those inside were much more quiet, though they all stared at her as she came in.  It was at this time she was thankful she was wearing something that covered her diaper.  

	More ushering occurred, no talking or anything like that as Carly and her were led through the building to a room, rather empty room, in fact this room had nothing but a few plants on the sides and another doorway at the other end, and standing in front of that doorway was a person.  They looked to be some kind of fox, orange fur, dog like.  Though they were dressed in a rather crisp looking black suit, black pants, red tie, very business.  The fox then spoke.

"Ah.  Everything is on schedule then.  Right, Carly is it?  You'll need to wait out here while we take Kayla in."  the fox said, it sounded male.

"Wait, I thought I was to be attending with her?"  Carly asked.
"Well originally yes we had been going to do that, but after learning the girl had been taught how to speak and understand our language we didn't see the need for you to be present."  he stated.

	It seemed like Carly was about to say something, but she simply nodded as the fox then addressed Kayla.  

"Alright then miss Kayla.  You may follow me into the room."  he said as he opened the door, holding it for me.

	Kayla didn't hesitate, she walked right into the room, it was, disappointing to say the least.  She had been expecting a grand council of like, a hundred or so different people.  But what she got was eleven, twelve if you counted the fox.  They were all seated around a rather large round table, in a half circle fashion.  Of course she could tell where my seat was, it was the one that I'm very certain was just a highchair that had been stripped down slightly in order to look like an actual chair.  There was even a small stairs to get up to it, cute.  Regardless she went up the stairs and sat on the chair as the fox went around and sat at the only empty one on the other side.

	There was twelve of them, she was sure she'd know their names in a few short moments, but she did recognize most of the species they looked like.  Left to right there was a cat, calico colored, her fur seemed to be orange and brown, next there was an owl, she thought, she wasn't the best with birds.  With mainly brown feathers and rather big eyes.  Sitting next to that was a mouse, or a rat?  Hard to know honestly, grey fur and rather rodent looking.  Next was the fox, sat next to the fox was a goat.  It had horns, so goat or cow, looked more goat like so goat it was.  After was a wolf like creature, grey fur, dog like appearance, then a horse.  A brown horse.  Onto the next one which looked like a lizard, green scales and such.  Then there's a rabbit, long ears were a dead give away, white fur.  Then there was what looked like a raccoon, and then another cat, though this one looked like a lion, and finally there was a bear, big ol' brown bear.  

	Kayla looked at all of them not really taking them in properly, thinking too much about what was going to happened as they looked at her in return with similar thoughts perhaps?  An awkward silence pervaded the entire room.  

"So.  I guess we should get things moving along then."  the fox said, clearing the silence.

"Yes, let's.  We have a great many things to discuss."  the raccoon stated.

"Firstly, before we begin any sort of, discussion, you need to realize there will be some questions we cannot answer you."  the owl stated.

"Likewise."  Kayla stated.

"I don't think you're in a position to be with holding information."  the rabbit pressed.

"I'm not in a position to be doing a lot of things frankly."  Kayla responded coldly.

	Of course the whole mood of the meeting was teetering between serious, hostile, and comical.  Kayla was completely serious, trying to voice her concern while it seemed some of who she was meeting with wanted her complete compliance, while the others seemed to just be wearing smiles on their faces, obviously humored by the idea of this entire meeting.  Order was restored when the fox spoke up again.

"Alright, alright.  I know this is, unorthodox.  But we need to be somewhat serious here.  Kayla, I assure you, we will not force you to comply to us, but it would be in your best interest to answer all we ask.  Likewise, we will try to answer all we can.  That said.  We've already received word of what you used to be.  Tell me, tell us, in the simplest words, what you were."  

	Kayla sighed, everyone always wanted to know the basics, she'd think that having been asked this before would be enough, but given her situation with her, captors, she assumed they weren't handing over any information.

"Alright.  I was human.  A mostly hairless bipedal being with an average intelligence.  I can't make it any simpler than that."  she stated.

"Hue man.  An interesting creature, of course we do have the data of your species, at least in reference to you.  But, what kind of culture do humans have, how do they, exist?"  the lion spoke up this time.

"This, this isn't something I think I could answer adequately.  But, we exist much like you do.  We have lives, jobs, hobbies, passions, a societal structure."  Kayla replied.

"Okay, in response, what is the status of your planets diplomacy?"  the wolf asked.

"Diplomacy, of my planet?  I mean, we have a sort of united council of sorts, but the planet I'm from isn't united together under one government if that's what you mean."  she stated.

"Then you might be interested to hear that ours is."  the fox said.

"Really?  That's interesting.  So then that would make you all.."  she led on.

"We are the government, yes.  Twelve of us, three centered to each quadrant of the world."  the calico cat spoke up.

"We take care of a lot of the, endless problems one faces with running a world, the most important duty as of right now is investigating the visitor to our planet."  the goat, or cow said.

"Another main thing we needed to ask was, how you got here, and if any more of you are coming?"  the fox said, bringing it back to a more serious topic.

"Well.  I don't know.  I woke up here in some lab, I didn't even see where I ended up.  To my knowledge something brought me here.  I'm not a military personal, I'm not a diplomat, I'm a random person who ended up here.  I'm not anyone important."  she said, while saying this she felt her own diaper growing warm around her waist as her bladder emptied it's self.  

	She ignored it, her diaper getting wet wasn't anything to worry about, and the dress she had on prevented active sight of it so there was no problem for her, aside from the slightly squishy seat now.

"Well, how do we trust you exactly?"  the lizard said.

	Kayla sighed.

"You don't I guess.  I mean, there's no real way to know.  I can assure you that I'm not part of any plan.  I don't even know if my people have the ability to travel this far into space, I'm fairly certain they don't.  But I've been here for less than like a month or so, I don't exactly know given the information basis I've been on.  But, I've got my own problems you know?  I'm never getting back home, I understand that's not in the realm of possibility.  But in addition to that I'm not even myself anymore, I'm apparently so much younger, and hell, the lab that found me is holding me hostage in a way."  Kayla ranted, just letting all her problems out into the open.

	Of course after a short pause all the leaders began murmuring among themselves until the mouse finally went and said.

"Well, that explains all the protestors."

"Kayla, when you say holding hostage, what do you mean?"  the bear asked.

"Well, I'll explain it to you, how they explained it to me.  Apparently, they have my specific DNA and everything specific to me to make sure I don't die during the process of whatever it is that's going on to me.  They have the rights to my DNA or something like that?  Either way, they put it to me that if I were to sell them out on their poor treatment of me, and keeping me locked in their labs, they'd make it so that if my care were to be transferred over to another, I would most certainly die."  Kayla explained

"Well then, that explains why Carly seemed hesitant when I first told her she wouldn't be attending this meeting."  the fox said.

"Well, this just isn't acceptable.  They told us you were there of your own free will, the reason this meeting was delayed for so long was because they told us you were unresponsive.  We only learned you could fully speak and understand our language days before this meeting, and only because we've bothered to keep up with what we thought was a pointless protest."  the owl stated.

"Well, I know how much we'd like to continue this discussion of, Biosignet's questionable practices, but this now brings up a new point.  We can't let Kayla go back there, otherwise, not only would we be forcing her into being a hostage again, but we'd be giving them a very large portion of control."  the raccoon said.

"Indeed.  Kayla, don't worry about any of this.  Before we hadn't intervened because we were thinking of your own well being, but knowing the actual situation, there will be no reason you should need worry about this sort of thing.  Given someone of your age, this, this shouldn't even be happening to you."  the wolf added.

"Well, if Kayla isn't going back to Biosignet.  Where will she go?  Obviously her health needs counted she'll have to be hospitalized, getting that organized will take time.  Time we don't have now."  the lizard said.

"Well, then we make time.  Fayra, you'll take Kayla out privately, we'll stay here and pretend the meeting is going on for some time still, Renal, go and get the bag from Carly, the cat that came with, explain it's for a diaper change."  the fox said.

	Both the bear and the owl stood up, the bear went towards the doors and  headed out while the owl stood up and headed over to Kayla.  So, the bear was called Renal, and the owl was called Fayra.  

"Well Kayla, it seems we'll have the pleasure of spending some time together."  Fayra said.

	Kayla nodded, now that Fayra was up close and now that she was used to Fayra's voice, she assumed the owl was female, also the more bland coloration fit in her mind of a male and female differential at least where she's from.  After a few moments Renal came back.

"I got the bag, already checked it, nothing but bottles and diapers, also Carly seemed quite agitated, I think we might need to keep her from making any contacts until Kayla is clear."  Renal said.

	The fox got up from the table and went over to the far wall, tapping on a select spot caused the wall to slide open like the doors in the lab had.  

"Alright, Fayra, Kayla, you'll head out here, I hope we can all get together to talk again when things are more favorable.  For now, it's goodbye."  the fox said.

	Fayra went and grabbed the bag, then came over and grabbed me.  

"I hope you don't mind, it'll be faster if I transport you like this."  Fayra said.

"Of course."  Kayla said, ignoring the fact that Fayra was pressing the wet diaper up against her fur, which at this point was a bit colder.  

	Fayra took Kayla across the room and through the door, it closed behind her as she walked down the hall.

"I'd give you a change, but we're sort of in a hurry."  Fayra said.

	Kayla nodded, just trying to ignore the casualness of changing her diaper, with a person she'd only been talking to for awhile, not even knowing them more than a day.  Fayra took Kayla down the hall until it exited into a parking garage of sorts.  Where Fayra took Kayla to one of the many official looking black cars that were parked there.  It was four doors, sort of slim looking, she didn't know cars.  Anyway Fayra put her into the back with the bag, getting in the front herself.  She was back into a car, darkened windows so she couldn't really see anything outside.  

	But they began to move, and as they did, Kayla wondered what would happen to her now, she did wonder for a bit about the entire lab or corporation of people she had possibly just condemned.  But she had herself to worry about, in this world she knew nothing about.  Now to the hospital she assumed, maybe to meet more people, maybe to meet the rest of her life.