6: Back to Work [Voice]

[38thdefender]

[After the failure in the desert, Kurtis feels a need to get something done right for once, so he's back to figuring out what to do with Medic.]

Klonoa, I know we haven't met before, but my name's Kurtis. May I speak with you?

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[crytearsofjoy]

You're Kurtis?

[38thdefender]

Yes. Was there something you wanted to ask me?

[crytearsofjoy]

Not paticularly, but I spoke with Adell the other day. He said I might enjoy speaking with you.

[38thdefender]

In that case, it's nice to meet you. Do you know why Adell said that?

[crytearsofjoy]

Nice to meet you too. I was mentioning the prosthetic limbs I made back home when he mentioned you.

[38thdefender]

You made prosthetic limbs? I used to do the same thing. Were you able to create working cybernetic parts?

[crytearsofjoy]

You did?! And yes, I did. Automail is a metal and wire based prosthetic. It attaches directly to the nerves so it is a fully functioning replacement for a limb.

[38thdefender]

That sounds very similar to our own, technology. Though sometimes we implant integrated circuits directly into the brain instead of connecting them to the nerves.

[wings_thatwait]

That's so cool! Is it dangerous?

[38thdefender]

It can be, but we've developed the technology to the point where success rates are nearly 100%, and recovery times are remarkably low.

[wings_thatwait]

Amazing! That's simply amazing! Could you tell me more?

[Congratulations. +1 Fangirl.]

[38thdefender]

Of course. The use of such implants can help the brain issue commands to a body to do things it wasn't previously capable of. For example, my old body contained rockets and weapon systems that a normal human body lacks, so brain implants were necessary.