Starr gave Kiki a comforting smile when she looked at her, and when Kiki reburied her face, Starr was at first a bit shocked at her placement, but held her anyway, gently rocking back and forth.<br/><br/>Starr in truth did not know what was going on with Kiki.  She had heard a rumour going around underground about supposed robots being built to fight werewolves, but Kiki was definitely a living, breathing, non-robotic creature.  She gently ran a hand through Kiki's hair as she tried to think of something comforting to say to her.<br/><br/>"Sometimes we can't control our thoughts, Kiki, but we can control our actions."  Starr did not feel threatened by Kiki.  She knew Kiki's heart was in the right place, and the girl wouldn't try to hurt her.  She trusted that.  "You're not a horrible creature."  She lifted Kiki's chin gently, intending to make the girl look up at her.  "You're a good person.  I can tell."  She smiled.  "Now, c'mon.  There's no need for you to cry."  She wiped a tear off the girl's cheek with her thumb.