[56] beyond a fairly vague report

[buildstherobots]

A: [action]
[Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane!

It's a flying cockbot robot! Dist has gotten his regain, and it's outfitted his mech with a beautiful set of propellers, all the better for flying all around your lovely town in. It's been a long time since he's gotten to do anything with his beloved Kaiser, and with his chair and its

Comments

B

[hontobakabaka]

"Mr. Rose. I've been sending people to the library, do you need my help for any more research?"

Re: B

[buildstherobots]

I haven't come up with any more specific experiments, but any information or documents you come across would be beautifully helpful.

Re: B

[hontobakabaka]

"All right. For now I'm just testing some theories. The lack of my standard things has this taking longer than it should."

Re: B

[buildstherobots]

What sorts of theories?

Yes, it's absolutely wretched that I don't have my proper lab here.

Re: B

[hontobakabaka]

"Given the nature that everyone here is first in a human body, the bodies we are now in may be clones while our normal ones are in some sort of dream state. That could explain how time moves differently when people go home, and how even if killed people come back the next day."

Re: B

[buildstherobots]

Not everyone is human, though. Nonhumans are cast as "pets" in the eyes of drones. Besides, replicas don't have memories.

Re: B

[hontobakabaka]

"Really? I see."

Re: B

[buildstherobots]

At least, if there's a way to do it, I couldn't find it, and I'm the leading expert on the creation of replicas.

[...Sort of.]

[hontobakabaka]

"Its a field I know almost nothing about. I am a computer technician, and it was just a theory I was pondering to explain the loss of abilities and the way people keep coming back to life."