She might have mastered that hiding her thoughts in a room thing to a flimsy and unreliable extent by the time they'd reached the lab but emotions were impossible to mask, and it apparently worked both ways. Daniel's hatred for the Goa'uld was stronger even than her own. But she'd never lost anyone to them, only herself. Somehow that didn't seem as damaging or maybe she'd just got very adept at suppressing it, her own brain's self defence against sending her insane if she thought about it too much. Today was today, and yesterday was history. It was the only way she knew how.

Well at least there was no sign of a scuffle, whatever had happened to Daniel's body had happened without much trouble. That was promising wasn't it? In Vala's experience, this had only ever happened using the Ancient communication device, except that completely quelled the host body temporarily and left the body that the consciousness had left simply comatosed until they returned. Hopefully this was no different.

The only thing out of place here was a trail of flower petals leading out from the lab. "Well someone's moved you, or you moved yourself and just don't remember. Also I think I need..." Vala cringed, trying her hardest to not be amused. But yep she definitely needed to go, well he could feel her bladder too probably.