Sakura pressed her lips into a thin line. "They've already gained something from us by our being here in the first place. It makes sense if we even that imbalance, whatever else we do."

She nodded to Daniel, at the end of his statement. "More information also means getting in contact with the Clone Liberation Front with the intent to listen to what they have to tell us, and not act on anyone's behalf other than our own until we need to."

She looked back to Kang. "I agree with Councilor Kang. There has to be a way to get some of the technology the GIA is desperate for without allowing this planet, or that organization, to believe we're nothing more than pawns. Pawns are disposable. We aren't. It undermines the point of any of us existing here, now, like we do if we're that disposable. If this is a test," she said, glancing over to Zetta for a moment. "Then it's even more of a shot in the dark on their part. Guessing at their intent is next to impossible when compared to the people we can at least talk to here on Galilee."

Not as uncomfortable with Conner's suggest as, perhaps, Daniel, she nodded again to him. "Two wrongs don't make a right. But our right doesn't make their wrong any better. Walking away is probably the best idea, maybe even the smartest, but I'm personally not hoping to do that empty handed. Not unless you can guarantee every last one of us isn't in their genetic databanks right now."