Haste hadnâ€™t had much experience with Hyperion and a bit of natural curiosity took over as she stepped forwards and just watched the robots; she hadnâ€™t seen designs like these before. Was this some sort of new excavation opportunity? There had been talk of Hyperion scouts across Pandora, but there hadnâ€™t actually been any activity.<br/><br/>Well, until now, that was.<br/><br/>Right about the time Haste was enjoying watching the small crew of yellow robots â€˜unpack themselves, one of the GUN loaders turned around and, red eye catching sight of the lone figure, it gave a digitized â€œDisabling first law.â€<br/><br/>Hasteâ€™s eyes widened behind the goggles of her mask.<br/>â€œUh. Oh.â€<br/><br/>Though she would have liked to ask what would possess a robot to one, be able to disable its first law and, two, why it decided to begin lighting up the ground around her with a hale of bullets, she was far too busy running at break neck speed in the direction which she had been heading. Of course, this meant she was inadvertently directing the fire of the loaders towards Jerik at the same time, however, that wasnâ€™t exactly any of her concern at the moment.<br/><br/>Terrible at long range shots, Haste fired only three shots to try and get the first loader off her tail. Besides, she didnâ€™t want a full out war with a bunch of bots who were obviously more well equpped than she was and, atop that, she wasnâ€™t about to whistle for Malice who was far better against flesh than machines.<br/><br/>Of the three shots, two knocked the first loader back though the others were starting to head their way as well and join in the fray. Turning her gaze ahead, she finally focused on the other person who was now going to be caught in the middle of the fray as well.<br/><br/>â€œWe fighting or running?â€ she called out to Jerik, figuring two guns would be better than one at fighting and two eyes would be better for running. Either way, she knew getting out of this alone probably wasnâ€™t an option.