[center][h2][color=navy]Kazuki[/color][/h2][/center]

The doctor remained polite towards Rui-Ling as they conversed. [b][color=navy]"If the ship is tangible then I can handle it,"[/color][/b] Kazu clarified. [b][color=navy]"The intangible, however, I have nothing for. Though it seems you can cover that for us quite splendidly."[/color][/b] He briefly wondered on the immortal's words about starting a clean energy movement. Perhaps that would be something worth looking into if there were others like Kazuki, but from his knowledge of electricity it wouldn't be a very fun or easy accomplishment even if there were dozens of others. While he could generate massive amounts of power Earth is still a large place with high energy demands. To sustain everyone he would have to work like a dog, something nobody would enjoy. But the thought itself was endearing and perhaps useful to keep in mind.

When they arrived at the port Kazuki was quick to stop the vehicle. He saw the helicopter wreckage and quickly deduced that getting too close could be dangerous. The weapons on board seemed to still be operational, and he didn't want to risk his car being annihilated by getting as close as the helicopter. [b][color=navy]"That's a problem,"[/color][/b] Kazuki stated, putting the car in park and getting out. He didn't even bother to lock it; there was nobody else here for sure. Not with that massive ghost ship looming overhead. [b][color=navy]"It can fire tangible artillery,"[/color][/b] Kazuki began to deduce aloud. [b][color=navy]"Odds are we can get on board. Using aircraft is too dangerous considering it is still operational... We will have to climb aboard using that chain lead attached to the crane over there. From there we can only hope it will not fire upon us as we climb, though even if it were to open fire it would be difficult to hit small targets such as ourselves..."[/color][/b]

Without hardly waiting for Rui-Ling to get on board with the idea he began to walk towards the crane. Electrical sparks began to crack in his pupils as he activated his X-Ray Vision, scanning the nearby area and then the ship itself. Though a bit distant and thus not quite clear, it did appear to him that there was nobody onboard the Kongou. [b][color=navy]"I have never tried to see ghosts with my X-Ray Vision before, I doubt it could detect any,"[/color][/b] he muttered to himself as his vision returned to normal. The doctor took the ladder up to the top of the crane, making his way up at a casual pace. He wasn't anxious or panicked in the least. Once at the top, however, he waited for his partner. [b][color=navy]"If you don't feel comfortable climbing this chain then let me know. I do not wish for you to fall from this height, even if you are immortal and will not die. I can carry you on my back if all else fails."[/color][/b] Kazuki tried to sound respectful, but it was difficult to come across as caring when you were suggesting to carry a grown man on your back. He then turned towards the chain and grabbed on. Immediately there was an electrical cracking sound as his hand stuck to the metal magnetically. Kazu had no fear of falling while he still had his powers. [b][color=navy]"We may want to move. If the ship is sentient or if it has a crew it may well notice us trying to sneak aboard. That could potentially be the end of us."[/color][/b]