Yeah, I--hold on. [And then, clearly to someone in the background:] Hey, buddy. Come here for a sec. [There's the squeaking of vinyl and the sound of something mechanically sliding open before Hiro switches the whole thing to video. Surprise, Trowa, meet the scrawny nerd who's in his normal street clothes and the robot who looks like a walking marshmallow. Hiro holds up Baymax's red fight chip in his hand to show his new friend, a small smile playing on his lips. Yes, he's still proud of himself.]

I ended up writing this one for him after I realized we needed to fight back back home. Baymax was worried about it at first since he was never programmed for battle but he got the hang of it pretty fast. And yeah. My brother and I used to study martial arts together when I was younger, and I have someone here who's training me.

Do you guys do the rearranging yourself though or does it just kinda happen? It makes a lot more sense when you put it that way so that things aren't constantly overlapping. [He frowns slightly. He's not wrong. Earth has seen its fair share of battles and though he hasn't lived through many huge ones in his time, he knows enough of the history to understand. ...however...] You know a lot about Earth for only having been there recently and never before. [What's up with that?] The moon's as good a place as any. People have been going there for years. It's just really weird to think about how much activity could be going on up there.

[He nods.] The jungle was definitely different than the colony. Some of us went up to the mountains and got caught in a snowstorm. Others were inside a volcano. It mirrored other planets that way but I can't decide if that's a good or a bad thing.

And hey...maybe I will. I've got a job to do when I get home, but maybe my aunt and I can take some time off for a vacation. The earth's way too big to ignore it.