"Thanks, and I'm alright as long as you're not shooting at me with live shells," she says and rubs the back of her head before closing out her study windows and then activating her mech's motors and engine before the back of the calves fall backwards and flip slightly to show a large tire on each end, skimming her over the metal and then out the door. "I'm going to try the different sensors depending on what you're doing," Shizen says through the radio before putting her visor on her ears, the holographic lense blocking her sight for a few seconds and then allowing her to see just as if she was outside of the mech, actually as if she<em>was</em>the mech.<br/><br/>"Sensory input 12," she calls through the radio, the visor turning to hues of green and blue with small specks of red and yellow here and there because of the different animals nearby. She turns her head to see the mech behind her and noticing that the engine's casing as well as the motors are at a yellow green for now. She presses a button on the side of the visor before her voice is on Jal's radio. "Ever had some heat sponge treatment to your mech?" she asks before loading her small ammunition ports with the paint specs she actually uses more in the feild. Afterall, it's a realy easy way to block half of the sensors in the world, while the others can be decieved with a less than difficult set of manuevers.<br/><br/>"I like sparring over by the river, since it has enough changes of geography that it keeps you on your toes," she calls over the radio again, giving a reflexive wink to the visor since it's also where she can be easily found if anyone knew where to look. Afterall, she<em>is</em>rather feral by nature which can be seen during combat, that as well as her inability to keep information at hand for too long reminded her of such. "Unless you have some moisture dampeners and a waterproof mech, you also might want to stay away from the beds on either side of the river, they tend to be somewhat of catch-sinks."