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Characters: Vava egoisms and Yamamoto Takeshi inconsciently
Content: Yamamoto has a meeting with Vava to ask him some questions.~
Setting: Vava's quarters on board the Goliath.
Time: Evening-tiem
Warnings: None except for Vava getting a bit RILED UP?
It had been a satisfactory day, all things considered. The Goliath was making decent time, though still quite behind the other military ships that were on the expedition, and Vava was more at ease than he had been when they had left port. He wasn't one to pick apart the flaws in his own creations, but he had to admit that the Goliath's bulky size was a problem that he was realizing more and more, but there was little that could be done about it at that point.
So, instead of dwelling on such matters, he instead allowed the nurse Yamamoto to enter his quarters as he apparently had some questions regarding the mission. He wasn't sure what kinds of questions the boy had--but considering it was Yamamoto, it could have been anything--but he was certain that whatever it was would be enough to distract himself.
Before Yamamoto would arrive, however, Vava would be standing over the piano in the corner of his room, hands busy at the inner workings, adjusting this and that, but never really touching the keys. Someone might have called it a nervous habit, but of course the robot would never admit to that type of accusation.
Content: Yamamoto has a meeting with Vava to ask him some questions.~
Setting: Vava's quarters on board the Goliath.
Time: Evening-tiem
Warnings: None except for Vava getting a bit RILED UP?
It had been a satisfactory day, all things considered. The Goliath was making decent time, though still quite behind the other military ships that were on the expedition, and Vava was more at ease than he had been when they had left port. He wasn't one to pick apart the flaws in his own creations, but he had to admit that the Goliath's bulky size was a problem that he was realizing more and more, but there was little that could be done about it at that point.
So, instead of dwelling on such matters, he instead allowed the nurse Yamamoto to enter his quarters as he apparently had some questions regarding the mission. He wasn't sure what kinds of questions the boy had--but considering it was Yamamoto, it could have been anything--but he was certain that whatever it was would be enough to distract himself.
Before Yamamoto would arrive, however, Vava would be standing over the piano in the corner of his room, hands busy at the inner workings, adjusting this and that, but never really touching the keys. Someone might have called it a nervous habit, but of course the robot would never admit to that type of accusation.