DEE changed the hologram's appearance deftly well. It matched Chesh's current art style perfectly, bright, vibrant and playfully hinting at reality while spitting in its face. It was all together almost, but not quite, completely unlike the original model. At the time, he had been obsessed with perfection, and all his artwork had been gritty and as real as possible, but that wasn't exactly a topic to discuss with a security program, and Chesh simply nodded with approval. It was better then most human's could have done.<br/><br/>Cheshire cringed at the thought of Dumas's wrath. It was honestly the darkest of hours for him, his work with the military, and he hated the man he was then. It might not have been the logical reason for his change in identity, but it was the only reason he really cared about. He despised who the King Caterpillar had become. He couldn't blame Dumas for hating him as well.<br/><br/>"Then I would appreciate it if you didn't tell him just yet." Chesh said, "I may want to find a way to do so myself at some point, but he has gone through a lot recently."<br/><br/>As an afterthought, probably brought on by DEE's comment of 'learning a few tricks' from him, he opened up an old, unused file of his personal code snippets and pulled a few lines out for display to DEE.<br/><br/>"These are some protocol loops I made to stop military probes. I know they haven't changed them." Chesh couldn't help but let his smile drop at the memories of using that particular trick. "You could probably use them."