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♨ 1 Apple Pie + Nine Apples and Cinnamon - Voice ♨

May 21, 2011 15:40

[There's a pause of silence as the journal begins to record. Listeners can hear a deep inhale and a following exhale before Winry begins to speak. When she does the girl tries to sound confident, but in all honesty she's scared of what she has to do.]Hey everyone, have you heard of automail yet? It's a state of the art prosthetic limb that is ( Read more... )

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crytearsofjoy May 22 2011, 03:01:56 UTC

The automail works by using a port to convert the electric pulses from the nerves in the body into a useable electrical current to control the wires. Those wires control the basic metal skeleton of the limb.

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crytearsofjoy May 22 2011, 03:57:37 UTC

Not at all! After the patient becomes accustomed to their new limb and has made a full recovery everything works just fine.

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[Private] goldenglasses May 21 2011, 20:05:27 UTC

[Vash isn't TOO surprised to see this not too long after speaking to Legato again. Even if he's hoping it's for some other reason, he's going to help make that filter perfect. Being the paranoid guy he is and all when it comes to things dealing with Legato.] Tuesday?

[Private] crytearsofjoy May 22 2011, 03:03:29 UTC

Yes. That's the day I'll be performing the surgery on Legato Bluesummers.

[Private] goldenglasses May 22 2011, 03:41:14 UTC

Alright. I'll be nearby. [He'll need to decide HOW close. He doesn't need Legato knowing he's around.] You're going to do it at the clinic?

[Private] crytearsofjoy May 22 2011, 03:56:29 UTC

Yes, it is a surgery after all. [...] Thanks, Vash.

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[Video dreamfandom May 21 2011, 23:57:17 UTC

That sounds so mega cool!

I wanna see! How does it work?

[Video] crytearsofjoy May 22 2011, 03:11:11 UTC

It works by using the electrical currents that run through one's nervous system. By attaching a port to convert those currents into one that can be used by wires we can then make those wires control a metal skeleton. After that it's a simple job of applying outer plating for protection and aesthetic appeal.

[Video] dreamfandom May 23 2011, 22:55:47 UTC

Ohhhhhh! So it's kinda like a mecha!

[Video] crytearsofjoy May 24 2011, 02:14:04 UTC

Mecha... like a robot? [She vaguely remembers the term.]

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[ voice || locked ] wise_maiden May 22 2011, 04:58:31 UTC

About Tuesday? [She remembers that old arrangement--but had long since thought that the person in question might have been sent home.]

[ voice || locked ] crytearsofjoy May 23 2011, 03:04:05 UTC

Yes. I'll be performing Legato's automail surgery then.

[ voice || locked ] wise_maiden May 23 2011, 04:10:59 UTC

Ah, I see. I have to admit, I'm quite curious to see this automail of yours in action. What time would you like me to be there?

[ voice || locked ] crytearsofjoy May 23 2011, 16:20:01 UTC

The surgery will be happening in the afternoon, so preparing the clinic should probably begin at eleven.

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[Voice] brb_20_minutes May 22 2011, 11:56:13 UTC

Interesting... This automail technology, how does it work?

[Voice] crytearsofjoy May 23 2011, 03:08:38 UTC

The limb is attached to the body of a person and responds to the electrical impulses sent through the nerves. As such it functions as a normal limb, aside from it being made solely out of metal.

[Voice] brb_20_minutes May 23 2011, 03:11:47 UTC

I see. And what of magical energies, say, casting a spell by forcing energy through the limb to create a blast?

[Voice] crytearsofjoy May 23 2011, 16:21:15 UTC

I'm not sure. We didn't have magic in our world.

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