Your plans tend to start bare and only get fleshed out as time goes on. [in other words, you end up flying by the seat of your pants. but he's grateful enough at the knowledge that Baymax will find it a lot harder to smash through all the concrete than he will a building, and doesn't keep pushing.

for the moment.

he moves slowly, even with the bracing of the microbots. this is...hardly the most welcoming of places. he's glad he hasn't a fear of enclosed spaces, or spiders...

...but wouldn't this be the best time for an earthquake. he grimaces, and focuses on the question, deeming it simple enough to answer. he sounds a bit...tired, but that could be attributed to the adrenaline surge beginning to wear off]

Yes, it has. I don't exactly have a scanner of my own, but I watched your brother build the thing- I know its' framework. Same motion pattern, same innate dynamic. It's not taking the care it's supposed to, but that could be attributed to whatever program it's running- or not.

[a beat. and then, quietly;]

You're still thinking Krei?