When Armitage had received information about a Cybertronian (or, well, no... upon closer inspection there’s a chance that something was different here) who had taken up residence on Batuu, it’d immediately sparked his interest. Of course, no one else in the Order seemed to care much for it. Dismissing the very probability that this could be an excellent opportunity for the First Order.
Hux wasn’t surprised at their lack of vision, of course. He’d decided it didn’t matter that they were blind-- he had plenty of ideas and it’d be a shame not to put them into motion. Even if it’d took months before he was satisfied with all of the equipment he’d had to upgrade (more yet he even made from scratch) his excitement didn’t hinder. Nor did he rush things.
He was a patient man. It’d gotten him this far in life, and he would see to it it’d get him further yet.
When Vitari managed to pull off her task of apprehending the Cybertronian while she’d been coming back from getting milk, Armitage was gleeful. There was definitely another promotion in her future... he always knew she’d make it in the Order.
Circling the modified torture chair that held the Cybertronian tight with more bindings than would be necessary for most any organic, Hux reached out and fiddled with the knobs of the EMP devices being used to further ensure his hold on his captive. It took careful foot work to keep from snagging one of the multiple cords that snaked up to connect onto the metallic being.
Information was being recorded every passing second, and Armitage was only growing more and more excited as time ticked by. But he kept himself composed, circling back to stand before his prisoner.
“Rise and shine.” He’d noticed read outs displaying the factor it seemed she was finally awakening from the kidnapping. A soft grin sat upon his features as he eyed the pseudo with a curious eye, “We’ve got a lot to talk about.”