[b]Cassandra[/b]
"There are two reasons, the first is; it's load out is one of the best you can get with a straight build." Cassandra replied. "Between the I-Fields, Beam Markers that can be used for both offense and defense, the verity in beam weapons, and the flexibility the Hook Anchors offer, not to mention the Heat Knives and Machine Cannons. Then there's it's armor and speed." She continued. "There isn't such a thing as a 'perfect build', but I firmly believe that the Full Cloth is as close as you can get. Least conceptually anyway." She added, then started to dig in her bag, pulling out a case.

"The other reason is." she opened the case, revealing a Barbatos Lupus Rex, but one that looked like it'd been through a hellish battle. Armor was damaged or missing, parts of the Frame that where visible where heavily damaged, or also missing, one arm was gone, the other arm was missing fingers, armor, and had a huge gouge in the frame. The 'crown' was gone completely as was half the armor on the head. "I haven't had the time to actually fix the suit I do feel that 'kinship' with you mentioned."

"and yes, 'you should see the other guys' applies here."


[b]Alexis[/b]

Alexis's expression changed rather sharply. "Which is a problem by it self. I'm concerned that my title will put unnecessarily high expectations on her. Not that she can't build or fight mind you, trust me, I've seen her go 'all out', she's can be scary when she's got the motivation to do so. But she's not me, she's got no intention of being like me. She hasn't decided want she wants." Alexis explained, then paused "Beside making that asshole Simon eat his words." She added, before continuing. "Though, that said." getting back on track. "I'm less concerned about the staff, then I am the other students in that regard." 

"But moving on to the subject of the AI." Alexis said, that smirk crossing her face again. "Soundly like you need some new tricks then. As for me." she shrugged. "A machine is a machine. It'll still run on a 'pattern' of sorts, or have a hole in the 'tactical programming', it's just a matter of figuring out the where those holes are and exploiting them."