A small bushy brow was raised at Jack, a unimpressed expression on his face as he stared up at the tattoo around the man's eye. Helix...double Helix, he knew the term from his time in school previously but...eh.
"Did you have a butcher do it or something? It looks really scribbly." Amit retorted.
Eh didn't really matter to him, he still didn't think it looked all that great. Why would you get something like that on your face? Wouldn't you rather have something much more interesting or cool looking there? Mr. Pine was a really weird guy to what he could just see it seems like. Course, a uneasy look came to Amit's face as he gave a slightly wary look to Vier.
"Anything?" Amit asked, his tone getting a bit nervous. "Why? Why would anyone want to change anything to a big degree? The scribbles are fine an hair is fine in different ways but...not everything else..."
This was a odd subject for Amit, small alterations to one's body was fine with the kid. But changing the whole body in anyway, wasn't a thing he liked the though of. His parents wanted to get those android bodies or whatever they were, he didn't want it. He didn't like it. What was wrong with staying with the body you were given? Sure when you died or where extremely ill then it was fine to the boy, but when you were healthy an had many years left...it wasn't fine to him.
"WHy does everyone want to toss away what their body originally is just to get some....some...Some fancy looking SHIT?!!" Amit questioned in a angry confused burst, the collar around his neck making a slight beeping sound. "IF you're sick, that's fine BUT YOU AIN'T SICK!!!"
The child pointed a finger at Jack, glaring at em.
"YOU CAN OUTRUN, A TANK!!!" He added, yelling even louder as his little face started to turn red. "Nothing's wrong save for a scribble and some hair color, big deal. Easy fixes I guess. But NOTHING else needs fixing!!! Pine asshole is fine that way, face isn't broken SO LEAVE IT THE HELL ALONE!!!"
The child shuddered as he stood there, face red and tears leaving his eyes as the collar gave a few painful jolts to him. His poor heart was racing and tears were just rolling down his face as he whimpered. The flashing light on the collar was much brighter.