Heat of the Moment

Heat's travels across the world in his little sightseeing tour had brought him to the far, far north, towards Yunzabit Heights. Though mostly chilly and frozen, it wasn't like the frigid northern lands were inhospitable to life or anything, as many trees and animals still managed to make the land their homes and hunting grounds. Among those animals, seemed to be the humans. Heat had pondered on how they were the only mammal native to this strange planet that could alter and sculpt the land around them, whereas other animals were altered and sculpted by the land itself. At least, that's how he understood that evolution worked. Not that it had any meaning to an inorganic, robotic being like him, powered purely by the energies that kept this planet spinning. He wasn't sure if he was photosynthetic or something of the sort, but right now, it didn't really matter.

What did matter, was this strange human camp that the earthlings had set up, with loud, strange man-made machines working their way through the terrain, tearing apart the trees and the soil and stone that were in their way. His enhanced robotic sensors gave him a good general look over the site, but not a specific look. He noticed he was probably too far away for that to be possible, the Android floating loosely among the clouds that lined the blue skies, taking a careless descent over so he could get closer to the side and really get a good look on whatever it was those strange humans were doing with the terrain, noticing the hurried, overworked humans running all over the place, barking and yelling orders to one-another or complaints about their conditions. 

It didn't take long for somebody to realize the strange, intimidatingly tall man floating down towards the site, though. It was pretty easy to nice him, actually, as he was the only person there wearing casual clothes instead of a uniform or a hardhat, and he was thoroughly confused once one of them came up to him and began yelling something about the place being restricted, or something like that. Heat couldn't really understand even if he was paying attention to the man, and he simply ignored him, turning his head to gaze over the men operating the large, roaring machines, or the others sweating their butts off hauling necessities around the place, all way more preoccupied with their demanding work to pay any attention at all to the tall Android with empty eyes and a dimly flashing yellow light blinking on his forehead. Well, except the persistent worker that kept chewing Heat out, sticking his hand out and pointing at the robotic man to emphasize his point. Heat continued ignoring him, until the man's finger actually poked against Heat's chest, the Android immediatly turning around to face the disgruntled worker, his fist rising up to meet his face just as quickly. 

"-Oh, [Brrztt], I didn't mean to... erm..." Heat attempted to explain himself, as workers rushed over to help the man up, who had flown a good ten feet away from Heat from just a single punch. The Android often forgot how much his attacks actually affected regular people like that guy, though he was relieved once the worked that surrounded the knocked-out man yelld at he was alive, and merely unconscious. What worried Heat a little more now, though, was the group of underpaid and overworked operators and miners that began surrounding him, all yelling at him for attacking their friend so mercilessly. "Ah... What do I do now? These guys aren't Androids... I can't kill 'em!" Heat's head rushed as he tried to find a solution to this predicament that wouldn't end in disaster, somehow completely ignoring the fact that he could simply rise to the air and fly away faster than they could even swing a fist at him, letting out a heavy, exasperated sigh as the group began closing in around him.