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He certainly would have a bit more fun, he suspected, if he didn't have to report in on what he was doing and why... but right now that was like grabbing at stars. It felt unreachable, however interesting.

"It feels like holding onto a hummingbird." He offered. He wasn't sure what she'd do with the information. He could have technically retrieved one and handed it to her, but somehow that seemed just a touch too over the top, even for this conversation. "Alive and fluttery, but fragile."

He nodded to the bike in agreement as he added. "I can give you a ride no problem, but you're wearing the helmet." She was, after all, just human as far as he knew, and you never knew when some demented Order fighter was going to vault out of no where babbling something about saving the day.

"We're seriously going to have an argument about you hair?" Realgar smiled... a strained 'are you joking' smile, pinching the bridge of his nose. "You're headed home right? You can fix it there. It's not -about- planning to crash, but wipe outs happen, and I don't plan on powering down for this, which means we stay on Senshi radar... and god help me if some of your order buddies aren't at least as mental as some of the screwballs on the Chaos side. So it kind of boils down to "do you trust some idiot to wait to start something until we've stopped moving?"

He really didn't think he was being unreasonable here.

"... Also getting smacked in the face by a moth, not to mention the wind, isn't going to do your hair favors either."

Was that a reasonable argument in this case? He thought it sounded pretty good... but then he didn't dwell much on hair care after haircuts and maybe a brief hit with a comb or some gel.

"I may be inconvenient but I'm probably a lot more fun." Realgar grinned, pleased to have convinced her to actually wear the helmet. "Since being powered up? No. But there was something on track the day of the crash, I saw it for a second."

That was one thing that he was still sure of, even after being corrupted. The only thing he wasn't sure of still was what it had been, or what side it had been on. Admitting that it shared more abilities with a Youma... however... was a touch awkward.