Tressex left the CSO’s office and began furiously building a containment vessel for the specimens in the relay. While he was no biologist, he did have the idea that if the mother subject and her children found that particular area of the ship suitable, he would have to replicate that environment as closely as possible. He first scanned the area and got current temperature, humidity, and lighting parameters. The comfort of the creature was of paramount importance, and Tressex got the impression from T’Pris that the mother was under some kind of duress. Once the container was done, Tressex applied a filter on the outside of the glass to keep the light as close to the inside of the relay as possible. The whole construction took approximately half and hour. He then coordinated with the Transporter room to lock onto the unknown life forms in the relay and beam them directly to the container.

As soon as it was complete, Tressex tapped his commbadge. =/\= Tressex to T’Pris. Isolation container is prepped and ready. I have duplicated the temperature, humidity, and lighting of the area you are in. Commencing beam out… now. =/\= and he sent the signal to the transporter operator. The familiar shimmer of the transporter working around the mother and the offspring appeared, intensified, and they were gone from the relay; appearing inside the closed container. Tressex immediately began running scans and trying to identify the life form. As he did so, he contacted the Transporter Room. =/\= Tressex to Transporter. Please send me a copy of the transporter buffer olg from the subject. Thank you very much. =/\=

Tressex, Science JO