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Mynydoed, Loading and Launch Hangar
Aran'ya watched as Ny'za debarked from the WINTER-II frame and joined the frazzled group of survivors, giving the previously timid soldier a respectful salute. She recalled speaking up in her defense not long ago, and inwardly wondered what things would have turned out like if she had instead held her tongue.
Widow observed with a quirked eyebrow at this very different Aiesu that soon appeared before them, like the matron of a plane they had boarded, and yet she was also strangely similar to the one that had been crying moments ago in their escape pod. Just who the hell was this mysterious Lorath woman who made construct copies of herself in all shapes and sizes? Like a bunch of dolls that could be used and thrown away... it was all just a bit creepy to contemplate. No wonder Harariel didn't trust them farther than he could blast them. But they did know about this 'Structol' compound, and how to manipulate it... and with time to research, perhaps she could understand it more as well.
When they were left with 'R' again, the line about anti-ionization explained why all of her sensitive body hairs were still standing rigidly on end, like a Tarantis spider being poked and prodded and tingled. The Lmanel woman couldn't begin shifting back to normal if she remained here, so she started to follow along with a slight grumble, "Other than feeling somewhere between a microwaved bird and a living pincushion, I'm just peachy."
Of course, the tall assistant likely already noticed on her scanner the fact that Aran'ya's WIND suit had residual traces of structol contamination on the hood where it contacted Merril's dripping sweat, a sample of which was still soaked in a wipe sealed tightly in a lead-lined bag in her medical kit she was carrying a bit unsteadily (not to mention the fact she still had that injector filled with her own body's venom at lethal dosage). DNA preserving nanomachines and anti-radiation medications were also circulating in her bloodstream, and the powerful concoction was beginning to make her a bit woozy as she fleetingly glanced Keib's way... or maybe that was just more of the atmospheric side effects.
Aran'ya watched as Ny'za debarked from the WINTER-II frame and joined the frazzled group of survivors, giving the previously timid soldier a respectful salute. She recalled speaking up in her defense not long ago, and inwardly wondered what things would have turned out like if she had instead held her tongue.
Widow observed with a quirked eyebrow at this very different Aiesu that soon appeared before them, like the matron of a plane they had boarded, and yet she was also strangely similar to the one that had been crying moments ago in their escape pod. Just who the hell was this mysterious Lorath woman who made construct copies of herself in all shapes and sizes? Like a bunch of dolls that could be used and thrown away... it was all just a bit creepy to contemplate. No wonder Harariel didn't trust them farther than he could blast them. But they did know about this 'Structol' compound, and how to manipulate it... and with time to research, perhaps she could understand it more as well.
When they were left with 'R' again, the line about anti-ionization explained why all of her sensitive body hairs were still standing rigidly on end, like a Tarantis spider being poked and prodded and tingled. The Lmanel woman couldn't begin shifting back to normal if she remained here, so she started to follow along with a slight grumble, "Other than feeling somewhere between a microwaved bird and a living pincushion, I'm just peachy."
Of course, the tall assistant likely already noticed on her scanner the fact that Aran'ya's WIND suit had residual traces of structol contamination on the hood where it contacted Merril's dripping sweat, a sample of which was still soaked in a wipe sealed tightly in a lead-lined bag in her medical kit she was carrying a bit unsteadily (not to mention the fact she still had that injector filled with her own body's venom at lethal dosage). DNA preserving nanomachines and anti-radiation medications were also circulating in her bloodstream, and the powerful concoction was beginning to make her a bit woozy as she fleetingly glanced Keib's way... or maybe that was just more of the atmospheric side effects.