[The video flickers on, and you have a very lovely view of a pair of goggles, hung askew. There is a moment in which fingers dance over what looks to be a laptop keyboard just by the corner of the screen. Tapping noises ensue as the camera slowly turns mechanically to its owner, who happens to be looking most preoccupied with whatever they are
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By the way, how is it going on your end?
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[But she notes it when the filter suddenly switches from low to high. Quickly entering her own set of code, she masks the switch, adding environmental jammers to the filter. Detection prevention is also vital.]
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And on the topic of the dreamberry -- since you're working on it already, there's a guy I want you to meet. Have you ever talked to an 'Atsuro' at all?
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But... in a way, if this theory holds up, it also pretty much gives us the solution on how to keep the dreams from 'broadcasting' all together.
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By doing that, the 'broadcasts' happen somewhere else. That singular point can be someone's dreamberry, or a separate transceiver in a different location. We can then retake the energy and redistribute it across the dreamberries through the network to facilitate the balance of power.
The point being that the existence of filters prove that it's not required for the energy to broadcast in all dreamberries for the energy to be usable. Ergo, focusing the 'load' on a single focus, in theory, is plausible.
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