"We have discovered something. An abnormality. I worked quite a bit with blood samples back aboard the Battlestar Galactica, though the tests I was running back then were quite different from the ones I'm running now." Here, Gaius wasn't looking for Cylons. As much as he wanted to locate those Final Five (and determine if he himself was one of them), he did not have the technology on hand to perform such testing.

He did, however, plan to keep the blood samples he had on hand in case there was a time in the future when he could submit the samples to a new and improved version of his Amazing Cylon Detector.

Of course, he had no intention of letting the others know that.

"There is an abnormality," he says. "So far it's been present in all the samples I've collected, though further samples would need to be collected and further testing be done before I can provide a more definitive, concrete explanation."

He smiles charmingly. "Of course, analysis is taking longer than usual. While most of the samples I have on hand are most decidedly human, even those samples differ slightly, on a genetic scale. I suppose that much is to be expected, with us coming from divergent realities. Our cycle of evolution may have been different for each of us depending upon the time and space we come from."

Gaius still has neglected to ask Klaus for his name.