Well, you got these needles in your hand that can create a temporary neural bridge between two mechs. It's a two-way road. The person being injected usually ends up losing the fight though since they ain't normally got mnemosurgery training.
Once you're in, you can... pretty much do whatever you want. If you know what you're doing, you can do some pretty bad things.
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Can we not with giant robot on robot violence? The damage would be kind of ugly.
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... Stares.]
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Because Cupid is a Highly Concerned Citizen.]
...hi?
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[He's not exactly that good at explaining things. So he just... yeah. Just awkward silence.]
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[She's going to try talking anyway. Because she's a busybody.]
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[Well, that's one way to explain the current happenings.]
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[A pause, and then--]
Also have you considered, you know, not killing him?
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[He tilts his head in consideration. Then shrugs.]
Nope.
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Okay... well, here's a thought. Have you tried just... asking him? To put it right, I mean?
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He can kill my friend if he gets into his head again. He can do worse n' that even.
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He can, but would he? But more importantly, is there any other way to undo whatever he did to your friend?
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[He sighs and puts his chin on his hands.]
I could remove his surgical equipment and try to fix things myself.
... Don't think I got the mind for mnemosurgery though.
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[But she sighs too, frowning.]
How is... can you tell me how it works? I mean, I'm no surgeon and I'm no robotics major, but maybe I can figure out a way to help?
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Well, you got these needles in your hand that can create a temporary neural bridge between two mechs. It's a two-way road. The person being injected usually ends up losing the fight though since they ain't normally got mnemosurgery training.
Once you're in, you can... pretty much do whatever you want. If you know what you're doing, you can do some pretty bad things.