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Splash also saw the tail. As it was unfamiliar to her, she quickly stepped off the elevator.
"DECLARE YOURSELF!" She demanded, holding her trident in both hands, pointing it in the direction of the unidentified audio.

The response to her demand was not met in a expected way. Splash was rather taken aback by the young audio's complete lack of fear. She seemed to totally lack malice or ulterior motive, she Splash relaxed her stance a bit. What nearly floored her was the young audio's greeting of Proto. Splash turned and just stared at her fellow bot for a good minute.

"......Dad?" She questioned finally when she began processing the information.

She wasn't normally one to pry into the private affairs of the other masters, (excluding their health) but....

Regaining her composure, Splash placed her trident upwards, as so the excited pup running about her did not spear herself. Proto seemed very obviously uncomfortable about the whole situation, and didn't want to explain the pup's origins. While Splash remained interested in how the curious little thing had come about, she decided for her friend's sake not to ask to many questions.

"You are a hyper little one," she noted, turning back to the bouncing pup. "What are you doing on this floor? I get the feeling you aren't supposed to be here," she said smiling at Proto.

Splash Woman liked to think of herself as calm and collected. That was normally how she acted. Her status as a robot master put her above many of the various other working bots in the tower. They looked up to the robot masters, and despite the antics of the other masters, and Splash tried very hard to maintain a level of calm dignity. Her protective programming made her somewhat maternal over her fellow bots, and again made her strive to be a mature example.

But every now and then something came along and broke through that calm. Something that made her temporarily lose that dignity, and something had just come along to do that. She bit her lip trying desperately not to laugh. She knew it. Who else could have it been besides Bass?

Using every ounce of energy she had she suppressed her desire to laugh. "You certainly do not take after your other dad, do you little one? I believe it would be wise if you rejoined him before you get into any serious trouble."

Seeing Proto's expression brought some of the calm dignity back, and then, it was go. "As a matter of fact, why don't we take you back, sense we are headed up the tower anyway," she suggested innocently.

Oh no, Proto wasn't getting off the hook THAT easily. Splash certainly felt sorry for him, but not sorry enough to let him run off without dealing with his pup.
"Are you bringing her back now? Go with him back to your daddy Bass little one," She told the overly dramatic pup. "I don't mind her going along with us," she told her creeping companion. "I think it would be a good idea to at least show her around the tower," Splash's grin was every so slightly malicious. Ok, yes, she WAS having fun at poor Proto's expense. It was good for him every now and again.

"Locking her away will only make her worse. It is better that she at least be with someone to explore the Tower rather than on her own," Splash returned to her normal, over-motherly self. She watched the pup bounce around her. Somehow she found herself liking this hyperactive little one. She saw her friend's mood was not helped by the pup. She gently stopped her bouncing with one arm. "All right little one, calm down. I think it is time for you to head back where you belong," Splash decided she was finished having a chuckle at Proto's expense. "For now, why don't we take her back? I can finish the tower check afterwards," She offered.

Splash held firm the squirming pup. "Alright little one, time to go back," she insisted. She walked back to the elevator. "And you were wondering if I am ever bored of the Tower?" She joked to Proto, pressing the button with the tip of the trident.