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[king-guymelef.livejournal.com]

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Van is in the hangar rubbing his left arm, which has a perfectly circular bruise reaching around it, while staring at Escaflowne, which is missing it's left arm. He looks thoughtful and kind of annoyed.

[Not filtered to Laura, but only because he doesn't know how, or even really who she is.]

Laura, I wanted to thank you for doing...whatever it was you did to Escaflowne's arm. It was obviously taxing on you, but the mechanics are saying it should be a very easy repair job.

So, you have my thanks.

...That's it, I guess.

Comments

[hammersteintime.livejournal.com]

Golly, you've got a force feed back system too, huh?

[king-guymelef.livejournal.com]

A what?

[hammersteintime.livejournal.com]

That bruise! I've totally got a similar one on my wrist! In the shape of a circle! [He pulled his sleeve up. Indeed, there was a discolored dark bluish ring around his right wrist] See~?

[king-guymelef.livejournal.com]

I've never heard of a "force feedback system". It's just generally normal to get a bit bruised when using a guymelef.

[hammersteintime.livejournal.com]

OH well that's just what we call it in Hildebrand. Uhhh, I think the technical term was uhh... Oh that's right! I got it!

We called the Marrionette System 'cause you're all tied up like a puppet with strings!

'Force feedback' is just a fancy schmancy jargon. It basically means that when something hits the arm of your robot, your own arm gets pushed too.