For a moment or two, Black*Star had looked back up toward Tsubaki with a bit of a smug grin. "See, I told you, there was no one else that could have given him those kinds of skills. You just don't learn that sort of thing anywhere." Well, technically, that had also meant that Tsubaki was sort of right as well. She had previously told him that ninja might very well have existed in that other dimension as well as the other that they were in.<br/><br/>However, what happened next was a little more serious. Soul Eater blinked for a moment, thinking that the world that Batman came from must have been full of insane people. Turning back toward Maka, he blinked again and cleared his throat. "Is everyone a lunatic over there or something like that?" Coming from him that was a really big statement. After all, one only needed to look at the place he was from to see some pretty out there folks.<br/><br/>Once again he ended up thinking what everyone else was. "Maka, it looks like he's like those who thought the Kishin was all great." Considering just how demure Soul Eater tended to be, getting this big of a response out of him was perhaps telling as it was.<br/><br/>Even Death the Kid had a pretty big look of shock playing out across his face. "Is the evil clown headed for the academy then? Is that what all this means?" Well, it looked like if that was what it had meant, that they had better be ready for him no matter what. Still, considering just how powerful Solomon Grundy had proved to be, he wasn't really sure what they could have done to prepare any further. It was already going to be tougher than anything he had faced before.<br/><br/>The fact that all of this was really happening drove home the feeling of urgency even more. Everything looked like it was going to be swift and dangerous.<br/><br/>Eventually that made Death the Kid look over toward Liz and Patty, who had apparently already shown off their own reactions. "We can take them on, I'm sure of it!"<br/><br/>After that he then paused to look the other way before he leaned back into his chair once more. He couldn't look one way without turning the other. Even in the most serious of circumstances he had to be able to do this.