"You sure do...humans don't get big noses...we only get boring ones..."

Kris then poked their own nose to show off said point. Honestly, being human tended to suck in general. Then again, it wasn't like anyone paid attention to them anyway. Being human was the only thing that tended to stand out about them more often than not.

"Wanna go throw rocks into the lake? Bet...I can throw them farther...or could just dump a big rock to see what happens..."

Kris had a deadpan tone when they talked that was slightly raspy since they didn't talk that much. Hard to tell what they were feeling sometimes, but Susie seemed to have good idea of it sometimes.

"Ooooooo!~ Are you another friend that wants to play?" Aqua tilted her head, a smile appearing on her face, as she stare at the other in curiosity. Ever since she and the other flowers arrived in Castle Town; they been exploring the area and greeting the residents there (or at least in Aqua's case' terrorizing them to a certain degree in hopes to befriending them like a human would).

The order was given and Gamma obeyed. He wasn't sure who this was, but his arms were around the bird keeping it in place as the robot made its way towards the cells. It wasn't something unexpected Gamma was a foot soldier he was made to follow orders. To do whatever the Doctor told him to do without any exception.

It was a very loud being, hadn't stopped yelling since it had been brought in. Yet, Gamma knew not what the bird was talking about. Gamma was but a machine, but something inside felt like it wanted to know. It looked upon the captured bird with interest perhaps? Where did that emotion come from? How could the robot feel anything at all? It had been that way since Gamma came into being.

"Do no resist."

A simple tea, story time, and helping Mrs. Boom around the house she had her own copy of ‘Devil’s Flaming Gumbo’. The hard part hadn’t even started. For the next couple days she probably wrote the recipe down more than she had wrote anything in her entire life, it had to be perfect if she was going to even try.

By the time she had it perfect, and in her hands in the dark world the ingredients were ready and with the help of a few of the recruited members of castle town Susie had a heaping bowl of the meal.

Kris would accept the dunk tax one couldn't expect uppies for free after all. Services had to be charged and paid for or something? Kris didn't listen much in class so the saying was lost on them in this moment.

"I accept your price..."

Kris was ready to be picked up, honestly this brought back some happier memories of when Asriel would carry them around when they were kids. Susie was clearly strong enough to do that but should they be asking that? It was awkward since well...you know...the whole Knight thing? Susie would hate them wouldn't she? She had to right? She said she hated anyone who didn't tell her the whole deal. Nah...its ok.

"Anywhere you want to go?"

Kris asked in that same whispery voice they tended talk with.