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Navian
Canyon
"Yes! Yes, please!" was about all the answer Uso received from Sarena regarding Vier's offer. Although she was still alive thanks to the advanced neural-input device the U-1 used as a control interface having more or less managed to interpret her desire not to crash into the sides of the canyon she was currently flying through, it was coming at a compromise of lost altitude... and a desperate need not to even think about what could go wrong, lest the computer interpret that as a request to find out.
"I don't know how to fly!" Sarena added a moment later, in case anyone hadn't figured it out already. She was still hundreds of meters away from the crash, but at this speed that could take only a second.
"Yes! Yes, please!" was about all the answer Uso received from Sarena regarding Vier's offer. Although she was still alive thanks to the advanced neural-input device the U-1 used as a control interface having more or less managed to interpret her desire not to crash into the sides of the canyon she was currently flying through, it was coming at a compromise of lost altitude... and a desperate need not to even think about what could go wrong, lest the computer interpret that as a request to find out.
"I don't know how to fly!" Sarena added a moment later, in case anyone hadn't figured it out already. She was still hundreds of meters away from the crash, but at this speed that could take only a second.