[center][h2][color=fff200]Wafer D. Kite - What's This?! Don't think you're off the hook![/color][/h2][/center]
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Kite had been busy for a time with the men of Krabbe's ship, but far be it from him to have had anything other than a wide grin spread around his face. His place to drop the mast and take out the vice had worked. Everything else fell away. He felt free. All that was left was to take out the captain of the vessel himself. 

That's what was going to his mind when he saw Lilliana. His eyes widened almost immediately. [color=fff200]"Beautiful."[/color] He practically plowed through a series of "soldiers" to meet her. [color=fff200]"You! What's that?!"[/color] He asked gleefully admiring her weapon. Was it a weapon? He'd never seen something like it. [color=fff200]"How did you make it? Did you make it? Did somebody else? Does it hurt? How does it work?"[/color] He bombarded her with questions for a time, continually swatting away sailor after sailor that approached him and the woman, one of the two he'd seen before. He didn't take into account the chance that she'd perceive him as a threat or enemy. That could go bad.

That is until at least he took one of his wrenches and through it with remarkable speed towards Krabbe himself after he managed to free himself. Fuck that if he thought he would be allowed the chance to get out of this. The wrench was aimed for the somewhat mutated man's throw, the jaws aimed to enclose around it and possibly force his weight back and pin him against the nearest structure behind him. Ideally, his focus would have been captured long enough for this to work. It wasn't an attack with the intent to kill. It was an attack to subdue. Kite wanted him alive for a word later after all and he'd taken enough damage that this would be tougher to dodge or block than the last time Kite had tried it. 

And yet, despite the fierce launch of an attack, his gaze was immediately pulled back to Lilliana. [color=fff200]"Does it have a name? Is it alive? Sentient? Artificial? All you?"[/color] He had so many questions, and these were only a few.