Oh, you know. Just a little odd. But, hey--at least he's not a cyborg. She doesn't trust those after the first three she's met all tried to kill her. Though that means somewhere along the line, he must have gotten hurt pretty badly. Kara winces, and it hits her all at once: the brutality so many people must be facing out there. People who might be losing their worlds. She has to swallow hard and force a smile to keep herself from wallowing too much in negativity. She'd been right in her initial reservations about coming here; it reminds her too much of things she can't change or fix.

"You do?" Blinking, she watches as Kelex's optical sensors light up. There's a tense moment, in which she wonders if he's still programmed to kill her. 'Hello, Lady Kara. How can I help you today?'

She sags in relief, and grins over at him brightly. "You do! Thank you! And, ah... Kelex, you can rest. I'm just glad you're okay."

Actually? Wait. "And if someone ever comes here without me or Kal-El, lock this place down. Please." The robot holds up one of its hands, and then disappears into the back of the cavern.

There's a moment or two of silence, in which Kara can't stop smiling. Then finally, she balls up some snow in one of her hands and tosses it his way. He should have some fun, too.