Harrison's gaze turned toward the ceiling, as of considering Gabe's words. Was he rubbing it in? He'd been mocking everyone around him with his intelligence since the start. Quips and jabs that would have been like grinding salt into wounds if they'd had any knowledge of the truth. It was honestly hard to say where that ended and it became simply rubbing it in out of sheer malice.

"I'm here..." he said, slowly, bringing his gaze back to the curled up form in the cell, "...to observe. As I've said. There are things that you just can't learn from bio scans."

With a slight flourish, he pulled his new ear pieces from his pocket. He'd made a few adjustments in the intervening hours, perfecting the design now that he understood exactly what Gabe was doing. He pushed it into his ear and flicked it on. On this side the glass, it didn't seem to do anything at all.

"For example..." He started to blur. From head to toe. Then in a blink, he was inside the cell, standing over the prone form. The blur faded quickly, leaving him just staring down at Gabe as the last sparks of red electricity fell away.