Medium · Interfacing ≥ 4
The seawater has already started to corrode the metalworks.
Motorics
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474 · Voice lines
The seawater has already started to corrode the metalworks.
The seawater is already corroding the fuel lines, metalworks, and undercarriage components. It's seeping into the various modules and short-circuiting the electrical systems, including the electro-magnetic steering and brakes...
A single day in the salty seawater would ruin most vehicles, but this one looks worn even in places the saltwater hasn't touched it.
The seawater is already corroding the fuel lines, metalworks, and undercarriage components. It's seeping into the various modules and short-circuiting the electrical systems, including the electro-magnetic steering and brakes...
The winch, outside, in the back yard. Remember? No? Your fingers do!
Old cobalt paint. Rough on the fingers. Forty, fifty years since this was painted, maybe?
Her hand is trembling from some sort of neurodegenerative disease.
That's the gun, man! That's your gun. Please get it back!
Yes, sure. But also -- in a less abstract way -- the neurodegenerative disease I mentioned earlier.
Another filament memory. Press PLAY to talk with the repeater.
This is the Rehm Prefect, radiocomputer model number RC7024, equipped with a Feld mainframe and a Rehm-compatible Interim printer.
This is the machine's filament memory. Press PLAY to access its contents.
This is the Rehm Prefect radiocomputer, a model number RC7024, equipped with a Feld mainframe and a Rehm-compatible Interim printer.
Yes, you are breaking in. But not into her radiocomputer. You're a master circuit-bender.
No-no. It was a great idea. You're learning things. This is how you learn things about machines.