Admittedly, Kate was scared. Terrified in fact. Mechs were bothersome and annoying to her, especially when they were against her. And these one's were esper-ability proof, which is never something she liked. Which is why she was beyond puzzled when one of them knelt down and outstretched its "hand" to her, speaking.<br/><br/>"Get on. Is there anyone else? Are there other Espers out there?" the voice said.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">'It's not going to attack me? Chase me?'</span>the girl thought.<br/><br/>Thinking fast, Kate decided to take advantage of the situation. It would be easier to stall, and she wouldn't be put at such large risk. She looked at the outstretched platform the mech's hand was making for her to get on to, and took two steps towards it then stopped, in hesitance, quickly taking a few steps back again.<br/><br/>"Yes... but... they're not so sure if we can trust you... How do they know you won't just kill us all...?" she said slowly, in a seemingly cautious tone. Staring at the mech's hand still, she thought about the boiling hot pouring metal. "I'm... um... scared of heights," she said lamely, but loud enough for it to hear her. "I think I'll just stay down here."<br/><br/>Her eyes shifted left and right discreetly, eyeing the floating net-bound metal bundles, trying to see how long until she and Roselia strike. The one above B was positioned already and she could barely make out the bundle above A when her thoughts got interrupted by four gunshots.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">'Roselia.'</span><br/><br/>Almost instantly, Kate started running as fast as she could, all the while focusing on the piles of metal above the mechs. They couldn't do this one by one, now that Roselia fired and they were onto them. Now both had to go down at the same time, though how she would manage that, she didn't know.<br/><br/>She gathered up all her strength and clenched her teeth, summoning up all the energy and rage she could, before two huge white hot flames burst around her arms, and her eyes glowed whiter and brighter, just like the fire. Punching one fire ball into the air, aiming straight at one of the metal bundles, the one above Mech B, as she labelled it, Kate shot a beam of flame at it with her other hand, like a cone, holding that one for a while so that the metal would melt completely. The whole area had lit up in blinding brightness from the beam of flame, steadily shooting at the metal. Simultaneously, she shot another white hot fire ball at the second bundle, but before she could manage to shoot a beam at it as well, she stumbled a bit. Out of breath, the first shot she had going was interrupted, but it'd done it's job. The first bunch was thoroughly liquified, and the second had started to melt as well, but wasn't quite there yet.