Sinclair saw through the Vurbentans question and suspected it was a test to see if the Stoinians had holograms. As of now they hadn't, but scientist and engineers were getting closer to reverse engineer Velutarian holographic tech. For now he would lead the Ryccians into a false lead with them holding very little chance of finding any information on such matters. He smiled as he brought up a photo of his family from his vest. It was an archaic photo for the Ryccians, but to Sinclair it was real and felt real. He showed them his picture with his family just before he set out to his mission here.

"Well that is true. We have a saying in Stoinia: "A state that puts itself above family, deserves no concurrence from its populace." Strong family bonds is what brought us here, without them we would have stayed only on our capital planet and not be with the numbers we are today. Here on the picture you can see my wife, Rebecca. Still as stunning since the first day I met her. Here you have our eight children. My oldest son is David and as you can see from the uniform he followed my footsteps and is studying at East Point. My second eldest son, Paul, just entered there as well. Margaret is at Medical School on Louisiana Planetary University for about two years now. Then you have the little rascals that live on Daonlathas with me. The small twins, John and Erin, Lily, Robert and William. They are slowly getting to where your children are right now Grand Admiral Goxo. Just a little over a decade and then finally it can be quiet in my house."

Sinclair smiled as he presented his family. He knew eight children would be a lot for the Ryccians, but it was a good average of what most Stoinian families had. Perhaps the Ryccians will see this too as a form of barbarity and not civilized enough, but if they so did, then they would know what an angry Stoinian father would look like.