Studying and dissecting humans. No worries, though, I plan to put them back together properly once I understand how they work.
::Says this with genuinely well intended attitude, in the voice of a young woman (almost doll-like), a man in the prime of his life, and a wheezing old man.::
Humans can't be taken apart and simply put together again with no harm done. That process will kill them. Those students aren't yours to do your science experiments on.
If you want to learn about humans and how our bodies work, there are plenty of other resources you can use, such as books or the internet, to find the information you want.
I'm mostly winging it, but it seems willing to listen.
*Looking back at the entity, she gives it a nod.*
Yes. We call these tablets too. Books, and especially the internet, hold all the information you could ever want to know about humans. Our biology, how we live, our culture. Everything.
We have some tablets for use in the school library and I am happy to assign one to you for your use. Plenty of books there to look at too.
How about this, if you return the students to us unharmed and promise not to abduct and dissect humans again, I will happily allow you use of the school library after school hours, so you can research to your hearts content.
If I am impressed by this tablet, I will agree to find an alternate means of dissection. I still need direct understanding, madam. A scientist without practical understanding is not much of a scientist.
And how can I be sure you'll provide this miracle tool should I allow you to leave with the students you come for and then have this altered space banished?
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