Bella's response to his comment earned a snort of laughter, clearly amused at the suggestion. His lips parted in a response, but she was out of the room before he could speak. Quirking a brow, he looked to Andromeda as she managed a retort before the words could get out. Mayhem dissolved in peals of laughter, worsened by Tobrin's response. He wiped his eyes, smiling widely as he chuckled out his response.<b>"As Murder's best friend, I think I'm uniquely qualified to say that his ass is <i>exactly </i>that incredible." </b>Turning his attention to Tobrin, he beamed widely, the expression shining into his words.<b>"I think touching can be believing in your case. Though good luck with getting him to agree to that."</b>If their banter was anything to go off of, he had a feeling they'd get along just fine.<br/><br/>Looking to Fury as he spoke, Mayhem made a soft noise of acknowledgement. Training would probably put him in the medical suite every so often, so knowing the location was probably a good idea. He knew Murder wouldn't have to worry about that, aside from maybe carrying him there if he went too hard. Then again, it was<i>exceedingly unlikely </i>that he would need the R&D department. About the only thing that might be useful is figuring some way to open smaller shadows wider, but he figured he could get that with his own time spent practicing.<br/><br/>Standing, he tilted his head curiously with silver and squall blue eyes focused on Fury's face as he approached the taller man.<b>"I may have a couple specific questions for you regarding a... mentor of mine. I don't think R&amp;D can help me much on implementing or improving my particular ability, but I know someone who can. Is there like, a rec room or something we can use if I can get him to agree to keep helping me?" </b>He didn't think he'd have much trouble getting higher ups to agree to an outsider to the organization helping, with all things considered. One, Fury<i>was</i>the higher up, so all he had to do was mention the celestial in lieu of that request. He could always explain further in private. Two, voidwalkers weren't exactly common, so the fact he came with one he could practice with was helpful with the progression of his ability. Admittedly, he knew his old mentor wouldn't want to be a superhero since he was more preoccupied with old books and antiques, but he knew all he had to do was ask for help. His friend would gladly oblige, since he could rarely say no to Mayhem.