Adolph gave a sly grin, which quickly turned to a frown as his trio joined the group, his Luxray looking at the count with a combination of suspicion and remembrance, and before Adolph could speak and give his two cents, so to speak, she spoke for him, sighing softly before beginning to speak. "Well, count, I believe I remember you, since I have been with Professor Adolph since the beginning, much like Evilane, and because of that, we two know much of what he has gone through... Although I do not know much of the effects of the surgery he has gone through, I believe that is something Evilane can explain. Adolph, do your thing." She spoke softly, but just loud enough for the others to hear, Adolph looking upset as his Luxray tried to control him, but before he could object, Vypyskha put a hand on his shoulder as if to calm him. "Now now, Adolph. Just listen to her." She spoke soothingly to attempt to get him to listen, which he did not object, but simply chose to listen to the two trying to command him.
He sent out Evilane, who's cybernetic eye pulsed between green and yellow, and quickly began speaking about Adolph. "Well, you see... It started approximately a year ago, when NovaCorp started studying wormholes and interdimensional travel. Adolph was the first test subject, and while it was mostly unsuccessful, something did come out of the portal to another dimension, that rejected Adolph... It was estimated to be another version of him, or at least their essence of being. They possessed his mind, causing him to forget most things prior to that point, and gave him a sort of... Insanity that was only activated when something bad was happening to him. At first, he had no control over it, and was subject to it's insane whims. However, as time went on, he has gained more control, and is less... Genocidal, so to speak. But what is even worse on memory is several years ago, a micro-chipset was introduced to his brain, to allow his mental functions to improve, and unfortunately, he had to give up a few parts of his personality, and most of his memory. One could say that he was forced to do a factory reset, leaving only very important parts of his memory intact, when the cybernetic chip was introduced." She finished, her voice sounding less robotic than usual, and more natural, much like Blitz' translated voice. However, hers was more singsong, intellectual, and having small hints of the forest.