" Gee, someone’s in a worse mood than me. Hate to burst your bubble, cute face, but I’m not going to run into that wall. Why don’t you take the liberty~? " And with that, she seemed to… vanish. Gone out of the knowledgeable field of vision. She was a satori after all, one that manipulated subconscious, and one of her abilities was to make people ‘forget’ her existence to the point she’s invisible, however next thing she was behind the other.
" I’m sorry that i’m not a dumbass. I don’t like it when people make me mad and I don’t like it even more when people think that they can outsmart me. I can see into the subconscious mind, you see- I’m not human and I doubt you’re aware of what a satori is. ” Saeko had pretty much two stages - one where she revealed what she was and became more sinister but not exactly HABIT, and the cutesy human-acting one. This stage was… for the most part, the first of those two mentioned ‘stages’, which also was the worst to be in.
To add to that, HABIT’s natural ability to sense if things are human or not came into play, and-
" You’re doing a nice job disguising yourself too, if I do say so myself. ”
The vanishing act is surprising, but it’s nothing she hasn’t seen before. She can even do it herself; though the situation hardly calls for it. She tenses, but remains calm, eyes narrowed and searching for a sign that her foe is near. And when she appears behind her, the irken almost jumps with fright – but she doesn’t. Years of training have not gone to waste, and her calm demeanor when faced with a threat is something that stuck with her.
"You’re very intelligent, aren’t you? It’s almost a relief to talk to you; most people on this rock are nothing but blubbering idiots.” The not-human part didn’t come as a shock, as by this point, Tak has already figured that out. “What you are is irrelevant. I don’t care what you are. If the name Satori is supposed to impress me, it isn’t working.”