Good thing, then, that Qrow's never done a damned thing in his adult life with the intention of earning anyone's trust or respect. That ship sailed off into the sunset long ago, far as he's concerned. Take him or leave him, Qrow Branwen is exactly what he is - drunken swagger and all - and unlike the Schnees, he's never put on polite airs for anyone. Yet despite all of his shortcomings and his most recent failings of character, at least Weiss seems to recognize that Qrow's main objective in traveling with these kids has always been to protect them from harm.
He can see that much in the way she quickly passes over the device without objection, leaving it to his more experienced (and objectively less valuable, monetarily speaking) eye to investigate. He'll go ahead and acknowledge that as a kindness. "Thanks, kiddo."
For all the good it does them. It looks like a plain old Scroll, if a little foreign, and Qrow doesn't see a single thing to suggest that it might be rigged or otherwise dangerous. With nothing else left to do, he taps on the screen, which... of course launches that idol video hologram, presumably the last thing the owner was viewing before abandoning the cavern.
"Uh."
Well. That's evidence of other humans somehow in connection with this wasteland. Or... perhaps faunus? But no faunus they've ever seen on Remnant, because the dancing girls seem to have multiple animal traits.
They also happen to have very short skirts. Rather than pay any attention to the disturbingly bubbly song, Qrow is immediately tilting the device this way and that to 'inspect' that holographic technology a little more closely. Sadly not interactive, just a recording.
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He can see that much in the way she quickly passes over the device without objection, leaving it to his more experienced (and objectively less valuable, monetarily speaking) eye to investigate. He'll go ahead and acknowledge that as a kindness. "Thanks, kiddo."
For all the good it does them. It looks like a plain old Scroll, if a little foreign, and Qrow doesn't see a single thing to suggest that it might be rigged or otherwise dangerous. With nothing else left to do, he taps on the screen, which... of course launches that idol video hologram, presumably the last thing the owner was viewing before abandoning the cavern.
"Uh."
Well. That's evidence of other humans somehow in connection with this wasteland. Or... perhaps faunus? But no faunus they've ever seen on Remnant, because the dancing girls seem to have multiple animal traits.
They also happen to have very short skirts. Rather than pay any attention to the disturbingly bubbly song, Qrow is immediately tilting the device this way and that to 'inspect' that holographic technology a little more closely. Sadly not interactive, just a recording.