He returned her own thoughts on bullets and extra holes, before activating the flexible metal 'suit.' And it vanished from the stand. "They can't hit what they can't see. And I didn't think you enjoyed being disabled by the cat-nip, hence the full, sealable helm. Besides, think of how unhappy you would have been if Catz had broken something important. Like my skull. This will allow you to prevent that, if it is at all possible."<br/><br/>It was metal so flexible it was almost a cloth, and unlike the others, didn't need the body suit, making it an experiment, which he freely admitted to. Stealth had never been a big thing for him, so he was going to let Elizabeth learn it, and suggested lessons from Ghost and Wilding about being silent in an area.<br/><br/>The other two suits were more 'normal' for him, one with plenty of shields and plating, meant for him when he had to go punch things, though with the ideas from the cybernetics, he felt he had better strength and agility, and that was before the two auto programs kicked in.<br/><br/>The other was similar in overall design, metal plates, but rather than large amounts of armor, the plating locked in place, stabilizing the armor and compensating for movement. And instead of shielding, it had limited camouflage, making the user harder to see. The other change was the weapon arm. Instead of carrying normal weapons, this one had a housing for a heavy weapon, and would be attached to the user. He didn't have an appropriate weapon yet, but he figured Natalya had heard about the third suit, and would be around to 'talk' about it later.