Re: Rhythmic Catalogue || 1x1 with Adashi V.2

[mandalorian]

Rhys looks confused for only half a second, before suddenly getting out of his seat with a twinkle in his eye. "Complete cybernetic replacements of the eye?" He questions, moving around the desk to inspect it further. "That's incredible. Do they have upgrades, or are they exactly the same as your other two? How's the vision?" He questions, his own echo eye activating, probably to manually snap a photo of the wiring on their temples.

[Agent Maine(Meta)]

"Useful. Can switch vision types. Thermal views and such... so, upgrades? Threatened to replace all four. But he never did." Ze answered, shrugging a bit at the end and faintly tilting their head a bit so to let rhys snap better pictures. They even prove such by doing so, flickering the settings and allowing the eyes to switch colors, show they're active and such, go through a few settings and letting them change colors with each setting, thermal, x-ray, ultraviolet, night vision before allowing them to switch off again.

[mandalorian]

Rhys gasps, snapping a few photos of the eyes changing colour. "That's incredible. I mean, terrible that he forced replacements on you, but incredible technology — do you know if he made them himself, or did he get his cybernetics department to team up with R&D?" He asks, crossing his arms as he slowly goes back and forth.

[Agent Maine(Meta)]

"Mix of all three. Lead the project himself." Ze concluded instantly, lifting their hands to start carefully disengaging parts of the armor and setting those aside before unzipping part of the body suit, shrug it down to their elbows, show the lose of their iridescent wings as well as the small, but visible metal plates from the base of their skull to far below the body suit. Each metal piece having a small green dot light up. "Entire skeletal system was replaced at one point. Was tired of us getting broken." They concluded, thus showing baker even improved on jack's original idea of shoving an endoskeleton into someone without killing them as well.

[mandalorian]

"Sounds impossible. Even Jack knew his own skeletal replacement idea would result in the host dying." Rhys murmurs, raising his hand to his chin and rubbing it as he circles Ze completely, examining the metal pieces and then where the wings should be. "Was this him as well?"

[Agent Maine(Meta)]

"Stated they were useless. Unneeded. So he destroyed them, yes." Ze stated with the barest of shrugs. "Not impossible when they refuse to let you die. Conscious through it even." Ze stated, sounding a bit bitter over such a fact.

[mandalorian]

Rhys lowers his hands, moving back to stand in front of Ze with a more solemn expression than excited now. "I'm sorry." He states, after a moment. "I know it wasn't me, but it was technically me, so I feel like I should be taking responsibility — I would never — I would never." He insists, looking up at Ze and swallowing a lump in his throat. "Especially the wings."

[Agent Maine(Meta)]

Ze looks at rhys, tilting their head a bit before offering the lightest of smiles and a gentle shrug. "Its fine." They answer easily, moving to fix their body suit at least, but stayed relaxed still. "Lighting on them changes. Depending on which disk segment needs repair." They stated, so rhys had a clue what the lights on each metal disk segment meant.

[mandalorian]

Rhys nods, watching them fix the body suit before tapping his foot nervously. "What do the repairs look like?" He asks curiously, tilting his head a bit. "Can you do them on your own, or do they always require someone else?"

[Agent Maine(Meta)]

"Depends on the issue. Segments ofen time become mis-alligned, can fix ourselves. Pieces breaking however, requires another. Breaks don't happen often however. And is usually only an arm or a leg." They concluded with a light shrug, opening their interface once more. Cybernetic systems as well." They added, briefly going through the interface before opening it on [P14Y70Y SYSTEMS Checks and Diagnostics] and showing a compete internal setting that outlined the entire endo-system, showing hos extensive it was but shows everything was at optimal conditions. Thought it did state the upper right eye was experiencing a 'Minimal System Delay - Diagnostic needed' in its report.