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14: Emancipation

May 09, 2010 12:36

[Filter to Atsuro] Let's talk. [/Filter]

It's good to be back. Don't go knocking down my door now.

@hazama, @batman, {vanishin into walls since bc}, {teleport is his favorite spell}, {trolling you}, @jay, {advocate}, {uh-oh he's happy}

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[voice] hyaha May 9 2010, 23:39:33 UTC

Ah, Naoya? Such a pleasure to see you're back.

Re: [voice] invidia_keeper May 10 2010, 01:53:56 UTC

Oh?

[voice|filtered] hyaha May 10 2010, 02:06:20 UTC

[Putting a filter on this, just incase Naoya doesn't want other people hearing.]

Were you gone in something relating to that "magic" you spoke of earlier, or a different reason, if I may inquire?

Re: [voice|filtered] invidia_keeper May 10 2010, 02:09:53 UTC

You could say that.

However, the magic is usable again.

[He doesn't mind people knowing he has magic, but he probably would have locked it anyway. Still he's going to check to make sure the filter is secure.]

[voice|filtered] hyaha May 10 2010, 02:16:36 UTC

... Really. Care to inform me on how that works, then?

Re: [voice|filtered] invidia_keeper May 10 2010, 02:21:29 UTC

[He laughs. He'll tell him, but only because he's confident that no one can manipulate the system but him.]

It's based on ancient techniques, but uses a modern interface to expedite the process. In short it relies on communication between a server and the devices, using an algorithm to convert the magic into code. Something like this.

[He switches to written for a moment, and you can be sure there's some really, really, complicated math equation written down.]

[voice|filtered] hyaha May 10 2010, 02:29:27 UTC

[Hazama raises a brow at the appearance of the equation, looking at the different components of the process; there's some familiar bits in there, but this seemed something more akin to what the half-breed would be familiar with. He did work with this, but not nearly as often; the male was much more of the hands-on type.]

Blurring the line between magic and science. Your talents are remarkable.

Re: [voice|filtered] invidia_keeper May 10 2010, 02:35:23 UTC

[That's an ego pat he can appreciate, but he knows he's remarkable.]

Thanks.

It's sturdier, faster, and more importantly more usable than magic by itself. Any person can be taught to use magic this way.

[voice|filtered] hyaha May 10 2010, 02:36:53 UTC

And what do you hope to achieve by spreading this knowledge, then?

Re: [voice|filtered] invidia_keeper May 10 2010, 02:42:24 UTC

It had more of a use back in Tokyo.

Here, it's just a continuation and improvement of the product.

[voice|filtered] hyaha May 10 2010, 02:49:11 UTC

[Despite the difference in worlds, they didn't seem all that different when it came to their methods. Interesting.]

Magic that runs on electricity. Why, you'd be precious intel in my world of origin. But I suppose that there's no use in speculation.

Re: [voice|filtered] invidia_keeper May 10 2010, 03:03:16 UTC

Oh? I've done work for organizations before.

[voice|filtered] hyaha May 10 2010, 03:08:23 UTC

No offense to you, but I don't figure you as much of a law-enforcer. Granted, those with technical talents akin to yours are also valued by members of the resistance. I'm sure that you're familiar with such a set-up.

Re: [voice|filtered] invidia_keeper May 10 2010, 03:13:15 UTC

[He laughs.]

Not in that regard; everyone tends to need OIRT work. Even religious organizations.

[voice|filtered] hyaha May 10 2010, 03:16:40 UTC

[You're always grabbing his attention, Naoya, gosh.]

Religious organizations, hm? With propaganda, or something a bit more risque?

Re: [voice|filtered] invidia_keeper May 10 2010, 03:25:45 UTC

The work I did was more than just mere propaganda. They could have hired anyone for that.

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