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Kari watched hm walk away, grabbing the jacket and quickly running over to peek her head out the car door. She leaned back in and pouted, putting on his coat and fixing it accordingly.
Her cheeks became rosey but the pout was still there "Wha, this thing only comes to my knee's." Kari spun around, looking at Al, eyebrow raised. "Alright, we're going to the first car but um, you can be first." She grinned and put her hands behind her back, lifting herself up and down on her toes.

Kari was looking down when he talked, already displeased that he denied her. "Hm?" With her head still down she looked up at him, sighing before she walked up to him and took his head off with her hands. "Al, right? I like you." She smiled, making it as genuine as she could before she tossed his head behind her all the way to the back of the car, "Whoops!" For a moment she watched as he fretted, snorting a bit at his reaction.
Kari smiled and jumped on the seats, using them as her stepping stone to go to the trains door and around him. She turned a bit and bent her body, saluting him as she opened up the door; the train wooshing right beneath her. "It's been an honor!"
She turned and opened up the next door, finding it only had a few of the 'military' men there. Quickly she jumped across and closed it, huffing to herself. They all looked at her and stood, one of them grabbing her arm; "Hey! Down boy, down!" But it was useless, he tugged her to the conductor room where he opened the door, standing in the doorway with his hand sitll on her arm.
"This girl came up sir," Kari's eyes diverted to the one he was speaking to - the man with black hair who quivicollay raised an eyebrow at her but none-the-less she puffed up her cheeks. "Is that how you're going to treat Edward Elric?" The black haired mans eyebrow only sparked higher, "You? You're Edward Elric? You're a girl."
She puffed air at him, rolling her eyes and snapping her arm back from the man to dig in her pocket till she found Ed's pocket watch. "A girl who has this. State alchemist."
The black haired man looked up at his comrade and nodded him away, the door closing behind her. "Come in, sit down." He walked away and she sat down the nearest side window, looking up a bit only to see the real Edward. She grinned and winked, looking back at the guy. "You put me in a tight situation, I'm not keen on hurting girls. But since Edward Elric made me loose my job, I think I can push my ideals to the side." He turned around, facing her with a gun but for the first time in a while, she wasn't nervous at all. She leaned forward as if she was listening to an interesting conversation, "You're job?"
And all of a sudden he became furious, reaching forward and grabbing her by Ed's jacket. "I was stationed in Reole!" Kari blinked but stayed within his grip, "I see, so when the fake prophet lost his job you lost yours. You were stationed there," he growled with furry but didn't say anything, making her words true. "It's not my fault you didn't give those people any justice," but it was the wrong thing to say. He pulled her up and lifted her off the seat, becoming more furious at each word Kari spoke.
"I'm going to show you what justice is.

Kari could see Edward flying through the window, so she tried to pull her body to the side a bit, but she was unlucky; being knocked down to the floor along with the guy. Of course she screamed on her way down, and then wiggled free from his grasp. She sat up, huffing and puffing as he cheeks flushed. The car door opened and there stood Al, groaning militia men behind him.
"Gosh you could have been smoother!" She brushed her hand through her bangs and turned to the side, digging in the man's pocket and pulling out a wallet. "Wow, four dollars." Kari stood up and stuck her tongue out at him, walking over and untieing the train conductor.

Kari looked up, surprised that she was getting scolded. She watched as they walked out, peeking through the door as the rounded up the bad guys.
The conductor sighed and groaned, rubbing his arms that were tied up. "That young man saved this whole train," Kari looked at him, her body still leaning on the doorway while her head was twisted in his direction. He stretched himself sighing and displeased before he manned the train again and slowed it down. Kari looked back out the doorway and watched as they walked back to their seats, "Yeah, he's a hero."

She trotted back, feeling meek as she saw that Ed was irritated, she looked down standing next to him before grabbing her dress and ripping off part of the bottom. She sat down and grabbed his chin, turning his face toward her before rubbing his scratch. Her eyes didn't meet his while she rubbed and soped up his blood, stopping and looking at him in the eyes for a moment. "Thank you," her voice was sheepish with her guilt but she leaned forward and kissed his cheek.

Kari looked at every reaction he made till he was red all over; which started to make her turn red. "Wh-why are you--" Her eyes left his in embarrassment but thats when she looked outside the window, able to fee that the scenery had changed. From where they were you could see the outter shape of the city, she leaned over on her knees and pushed her hands on the glass, her cheek touching the window as she tried to look in the distance. Kari grabbedc the nearest thing to her, Edwards sleeve, and began tugging. "Look! There's Central, look!"
She kneeled like that for a few minutes and then leaned back, sitting down with her eyes still outside watching as the train winded down into the city.

The whole train ride down she was bouncing in her seat, watching the town come into view and wizz past. "Wow! I've never been to Central, my friend always told me to stay away; so I did." She leaned forward, the train slowing down as they reached the station but her anxious feelings made her stand up and press herself against the window.
She looked around, recognizing the family from before standing up and gathering their things. She grinned and when the train stopped she opened the door, jumping off.

"Huh?" Kari turned her head to face Ed but she stopped and turned back, seeint a big man with little to no hair. She watched as he swept Ed up and whispered to him, then Ed instructed to him about the criminals but the Major seemed to be swept up in other things; like introductions.
"Ah yes, the criminals. I will see to them immediantly because the law of justice stands firm." Kari stood back a bit, watching as he went off on his own rant, talking so fast and quick about justice that she sort of stopped listening - and then he ripped off his shirt.
Her cheeks turned pink before she decided to keep to herself, standing off to the side while Armstrong boarded the train, gathering up the fake militia men easily.

He came out with the leader over his shoulder, the lesser militia men took care of the rest of the criminals and led them out. "We have everything taken care of here Edward, there's something the conel wants to talk to you about." He saluted Ed and Kari took this as her signal to walk away, so she started going down the street they were on.
"He took off his shirt..."