KK's eyes glittered as she watched the armored figure walk away with only a few roboty-words. [b]"'Just... a suit?'"[/b] She muttered to herself in wonderment before a rather impish smirk spread across her lips. Pulling back the light blue sleeve of her blouse, she revealed the small personal computer attached to her wrist; the size of a large wristwatch; and quickly pressed a few buttons on the holo-panel until a small red dot indicated she was recording. [b]"Programmed to believe he was human, the robot could never understand why he felt so different from those around him... yet the complex coding of his emotions left him destined to search for that which all true humans long for... [i]love[/i]!"[/b] Finishing the dictation of her upcoming romance short-story with a flourish, KK's mind was awash with the exciting possibilities. 

It was at that moment an explosion echoed through the room, causing more than a few students to scream in panic while a few even fell to the floor. Kaesey was rather unfazed as her grey cloak was ruffled about her, and simply turned her icy blue eyes to the multicolored plume of smoke that was lingering around what had once been the bar. Her jovial expression quickly melted into one of annoyance and, after slinging Breakr over he shoulder, she gracefully weaved her tiny form through the crowd of gawkers until she was close enough to step onto an unbroken chair and survey the scene. A quick scan of the debris spread revealed the point of the explosion and intuiting the size and force of the explosion she determined that a particular wolf-Faunus had been the cause; his clothes were still smoking. She sniffed the air, taking in the pungent scent of smoke and ash and also the unique hints of each dust. [b]"Two... no, [i]three[/i] primary elements!?"[/b] KK 'tsk'ed as she jumped down to the Faunus boy's side, her booted feet touching down lightly before she extended a hand to help him up. 

[b]"You know, you [i]really[/i] shouldn't mix two, let alone [i]THREE[/i] primary elements without some sort of neutralizing solution. You're lucky what little you had wasn't very pure, or else..."[/b] Bringing her other hand up she pantomimed the airship falling from the sky and exploding, complete with over-exaggerated sound effects. [b]"As much as I like cool colorful explosions, even my bomb-maker's cloak wouldn't do much if we ran into the ground at a jillion miles per hour..."[/b]