She had looked away for just one moment, taking her eyes off of him, but the moment she had he speaks up. Raz could sense the anger in his voice, the tone that it held, and if she were human she would know that she had done something wrong. But she was not a human, and therefore his current state of emotion was foreign to her. Looking over at him once more, taking note that he'd moved closer, she was silent for just a second before speaking up to answer his question, and when she did her voice was as flat toned as ever, with no emotion or remorse for what she had just done.<br/><br/><span style="color: #BFFF40">"They had struck me, so I struck them back, sir."</span>She turns her gaze elsewhere, her trembling body finally coming to a still, and the wave of fury that had taken over was gone. All that was left was her calm, cool, and unfeeling presence, what she was used to. What was normal. The bioweapon did not understand those odd bouts of expression and unknown emotion that she would get at times, it felt so strange, and she did not like not knowing things about herself that happened. It was, in lack of words to explain, infuriating. She relents the tight grip upon her blades, physically one could see that she was more relaxed now.<br/><br/><span style="color: #BFFF40">"I am...unsure as to why I reacted the way I did. I apologize sir. It will not happen again."</span>However, she was not sure if that was going to be the case. She did not know when things like that were going to take place, Raz barely understood even herself. Let alone these strange emotions that would sometimes rise up and show themselves from deep within her. She bows her head and upper head slightly in a way she had learned was a showing of apology, before straightening up again. They did not have all day to just stand around and do nothing, and definitely not wait for the enemy to come to them.<br/><br/>Without another word, she begins to walk towards where she knew the men had come from, wanting to get this over and done with. Her target was somewhere in this place, further in at that. And with it came more enemies to take out, and more humans to eliminate. If they were going to talk about her behavior, it would have to wait for another time. Because this certainly wasn't the moment to be doing so. As for why she was walking off, well, one might think she was disobeying Gallan, but that was not the case. Her mind was set on her mission, and in itself was an order, which she was set to follow.