Juzo crossed his arms as he looked skeptically at Heather, cocking his head to the side curiously. “Alright, fancy disk. I’ll roll with that,” he said with a subtle nod, looking up when the drones flew up. He blinked when the shields rose up across them, switching view so he could get a good look up close at them without actually being up there with them.<br/><br/>“Catch?” he asked, having been preoccupied with the drones. He made a little noise at the idea of Heather hurling a disk at him. He crooked his arm as the disk swung low, and the magnetic tips of his fingers caught the disk easily. He made a face that seemed a little too prideful considering the situation, and then began to spin around the disk a la Harlem Globetrotters on one of his little thumb pads. “Oh, I bet I can definitely get good with these,” Juzo said confidently, already loving them in their non-lethal state.<br/><br/>He caught the other one in the other hand, while still spinning the other one. The disk had zipped onto his hand effortlessly, and he placed the one he had been spinning on top of the other and tucked them both between his arm and side. “I’m definitely looking forward to the live-fire. Can you make these things explode? I think that would be cool,” he commented, giving them a once over. He mirrored her thumbs up with his free hand, and prepared to get throwing.<br/><br/>He caught the last disk easily and twisted, flinging it with a majority of his force towards the first drone. He was unsure how accurate that actually would have been considering he had been in such a rush, so he tweaked its trajectory magnetically so that it would, hopefully, hit the mark. He then eyed Heather, digging a sharp heel into the ground, and flung one right over her head, towards the drone behind her. He stuck his tongue out again, giving her a playful smile. He loved testing days.