[You can tell her to close her eyes but - in truth, he moves too fast for her to really be able to comprehend it. Then he's moving even faster, quickly tearing into the battlefield and destroying everything in his path with skill and precision.
There's another shocked noise that leaves her mouth, muffled behind her hands, even as she follows Wolfy's direction.
That said, the second that they stop, she's absolutely going to look for something to focus on - anything besides the carnage that's being done - and her eyes fall to Wolfy. She moves to a crouch in front of him, offering her hand out and as soon as she believes in her voice again, she asks the robot one simple question.]
Is he... always like this?
[Admittedly she's not expecting much of an answer.]
[ Wolf watches with dispassion, or seeming dispassion because of his inability to physically emote. It's a sort of resignation on his part, if he could properly convey that, as well.
At her question, Wolf lifts his head, red LEDs flashing where his eyes should be. ]
Of all the humans I have interacted with, Sam has been the most difficult for me to comprehend.
[ The man in question is carving a quick path to the door, leaving corpses in his wake until even the NPCs realize that they're fighting a losing battle. ]
He does not make himself known. In that way, I do not imagine that anyone truly knows how he is "always like".
This seems to be a tactic that humans employ quite liberally.
Whoa, it talks. Hello, Wolfy. Lili starts a little bit but eventually the words begin to register and her brows furrow at the explanation. What kind of unpredictable person is she dealing with?]
And exactly how many humans have you known? What are you?
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[You can tell her to close her eyes but - in truth, he moves too fast for her to really be able to comprehend it. Then he's moving even faster, quickly tearing into the battlefield and destroying everything in his path with skill and precision.
There's another shocked noise that leaves her mouth, muffled behind her hands, even as she follows Wolfy's direction.
That said, the second that they stop, she's absolutely going to look for something to focus on - anything besides the carnage that's being done - and her eyes fall to Wolfy. She moves to a crouch in front of him, offering her hand out and as soon as she believes in her voice again, she asks the robot one simple question.]
Is he... always like this?
[Admittedly she's not expecting much of an answer.]
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At her question, Wolf lifts his head, red LEDs flashing where his eyes should be. ]
Of all the humans I have interacted with, Sam has been the most difficult for me to comprehend.
[ The man in question is carving a quick path to the door, leaving corpses in his wake until even the NPCs realize that they're fighting a losing battle. ]
He does not make himself known. In that way, I do not imagine that anyone truly knows how he is "always like".
This seems to be a tactic that humans employ quite liberally.
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Whoa, it talks. Hello, Wolfy. Lili starts a little bit but eventually the words begin to register and her brows furrow at the explanation. What kind of unpredictable person is she dealing with?]
And exactly how many humans have you known? What are you?