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[Akroma]

"I had enough necromancers in my life ven zee führer insisted that our organisation should use zat to turn zee sides of zee war. Can't say I am too fond of zem. I find zee concept tasteless."

[kj1225]

"Well that's rude."

[Akroma]

"Eh, I might come, after the analysis. Though I am a bit concerned wether or not I am even invited."

[kj1225]

Kyle points to the letter in her pocket.

[Akroma]

"In zat I case I worry why I am invited, despite not even being here for 2 hours."

[kj1225]

"You were fighting right?"

[Akroma]

"For 3 minutes?"

[kj1225]

"Your point?"

[Akroma]

"Zat he invites me to a pizza is odd nevertheless. But I wont refuse free food, changing 80 years old german currency into modern asutralian currency has proven...troublesome."

[kj1225]

Kyle shrugs.
"Well, what do you expect?"

[Akroma]

"I pretty much expected that, yes. Zis whole being frozen and thawed up again 80 years later to zee end of zee world business is really annoying. Also, girls nowadays dress like whores."

[kj1225]

Kyle walks away.
"Fucking defeners..."

[USEC_OFFICER]

Dalia is out and about. Eventually she decides to look around for someone else, to ask if they also got a letter.

[Akroma]

((what does defener even mean?))

[Rolepgeek]

CORE continues to influence the nanobots into creating the neural interface, hopefully returning Kaotaro's motor control.

"A-are you g-getting m-more control?"

It's not difficult to direct them towards recreating it; it's what they were inclined to do anyway, and were just having a bit of trouble. Encouragement would probably be a better word. As they do, the process reinforces itself, the system interpreting the pain signals and calming itself down to assist it's host.

It's not clear whether, as a whole, the 'bots are symbiotic, or parasitic, but for the moment it looks to be symbiotic. Hopefully it'll stay that way.

Another interesting thing is that they don't really assimilate anything. They broke the morphine down, yes, but they didn't turn it into more nanobots; they seem to be content to allow the body(and the nanobots that act as cells or the like; they seem, on the whole, to usually be approximately cell-sized, too) to recycle material as it chooses, instead. Considering they appear to come from nowhere, this makes a certain amount of sense; they don't really need to assimilate things. But the behaviour of the beast made it seem like it was helpful...this was weird. And dumb. Sciencey stuff was supposed to make sense, damnit.

At least the scanner worked this well.

"I-I...hah...yeah, I-I think so...I can sp-speak fine, at least..."

She sits up hesitantly, resting against the back of the bed/wall. "...What...what happened?"