"Who knew girls could be this heavy?" Asher notes as he gently sets Hakira down on the wall, keeping an eye on the zombies, who were trying to climb up the wall. Jordyn boxed his ears.
"Never - and I mean never - assume or mention the weight of a girl." Jordyn says in a dangerously low voice. Asher takes a step back in surprise. Jordyn actually ment that.
"Oh... Okay." Was all that Asher could figure out to say.

It makes sense the raiju would be heavy, despite being extremely skinny and not even an inch taller than him. Their bones are made of some sort of metal, though the type (and heaviness) varies between different raiju.

Metal is naturally heavy, so a creature made of metal would be heavier than if it were not. Makes complete sense.
Asher sits down on the edge of the wall, swinging his feet like a tiny child as he waits for Hakira to wake up or for the zombies to actually make them get up and move again.

That's likely what Haki meant when she said raiju were like robots. Normal creatures don't naturally have metal bones.

Normal creatures didn't produce lightning either.
Asher starts taunting the zombies since they didn't seem to be able to find a way up. He watches the zombies mill around down below, climbing over one another.

Its definitely an odd thought. Raiju are mostly organic creatures, just like anything else, and yet theyre made of metal.

Normal depends on perspective, so never mind. In different cultures there are different ideas and different perspectives. Raiju were normal in their own way.

That's very true. But raiju are the only creatures in the world who have metal bodies.

Metal bodied or no, the Raiju next to him was one Asher really liked. The zombies were coming closer up the wall, intent on getting to the trio.

At least they seem not to be able to reach them. Which is good noting that if they could reach them they'd probably die.