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[Nihlus looks simultaneously sleep deprived and maniacally cheerful. It's probably a bit of a frightening combination for people who aren't too familiar with Turian facial expressions.]
It's DONE.
[Dramatically angling his MID towards a big boxy metal platform... thing, Nihlus keeps babbling.]
And by 'it', I mean the fabricator. If we ever need spare, obscure parts for repair or something, we can can now make things on the fly. It can also break down scrap and reform it into something more immediately useful or a shape better for storage. It can work with a lot of different materials too, unlike the mini-fabs in our omni-tool.
[Yeah, the people who aren't from the Mass Effect universe will probably be a bit confused by that, but Nihlus is too busy trucking on.]
Heck, we can do replacements parts for a lot of things on the fly now if it turns out conventional repair methods won't work. It's got a 3D scanner. Fabrication limit is uuuuh, 1.5 metric meters cubed and scanner limit is the same.
[Mostly human ship. Gotta remember their measuring system.]
If you need to use it, contact either me or our Chief of Engineering, Tali. Preferably me since she's busier being Chief and all. But both of us and the Captains have the keycards and the passcodes.
If you're in engineering and are interested in using it, we can run you through some training. Keycard and passcode privileges will need to be run through the Captains.
Mostly we just don't want people wasting ship resources and rendering giant steel butts and using them to club people or anything.
[VERY sleep deprived.]
Anyways, this is your announcement from Engineering. Leave any questions here.
Nihlus, out.
It's DONE.
[Dramatically angling his MID towards a big boxy metal platform... thing, Nihlus keeps babbling.]
And by 'it', I mean the fabricator. If we ever need spare, obscure parts for repair or something, we can can now make things on the fly. It can also break down scrap and reform it into something more immediately useful or a shape better for storage. It can work with a lot of different materials too, unlike the mini-fabs in our omni-tool.
[Yeah, the people who aren't from the Mass Effect universe will probably be a bit confused by that, but Nihlus is too busy trucking on.]
Heck, we can do replacements parts for a lot of things on the fly now if it turns out conventional repair methods won't work. It's got a 3D scanner. Fabrication limit is uuuuh, 1.5 metric meters cubed and scanner limit is the same.
[Mostly human ship. Gotta remember their measuring system.]
If you need to use it, contact either me or our Chief of Engineering, Tali. Preferably me since she's busier being Chief and all. But both of us and the Captains have the keycards and the passcodes.
If you're in engineering and are interested in using it, we can run you through some training. Keycard and passcode privileges will need to be run through the Captains.
Mostly we just don't want people wasting ship resources and rendering giant steel butts and using them to club people or anything.
[VERY sleep deprived.]
Anyways, this is your announcement from Engineering. Leave any questions here.
Nihlus, out.
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As wonderful of a celebration this normally would require, especially from those of us who recall the initial reason such was first thought up...however, perhaps you should acquire actual sleep now.
Before you give some people even more terrible ideas while we still have access to credit cards.
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[Which is... nearly all the time now after his arrival, but that's besides the point.
Logically, he knows he can't exactly function like this for too long. Logic, unfortunately, has very little bearing on his sleeping habits.]
Hopefully, things should get a bit less hectic after this.
[That was KIND of an agreement about sleeping.]
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VIDEO right yes
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Can it make repulsorlift engines?
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Otherwise, you'll have to make parts for it in the fabricator and put it together manually.
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I want twelve.
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And there's not exactly a lot of space in the cargo bay for more of them at the moment unless you scale them down...
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Anyway, engineering here. Sign me up for the tour, yesterday.
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[OOC: Contact me if you want to play out a thread for that sometime?]
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[ Technology like that is amazing, even for Cortana. Nothing like it exists in her universe, so consider her absolutely fascinated with this news. She may have no use for it herself, but that doesn't mean a girl can't be interested. ]
Did you build that yourself?
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[ It's possible she may have underestimated him. This is something much more complex than she'd expected out of him. No offence, Nihlus. ]
Eezo? I can't say I'm familiar with that term.
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[And if he's honest, Tali is definitely the better engineer out of the two of them. He was bit more specialized in the running solo special military operations. Thing.]
Eezo is shorthand for Element Zero. It's the basis for a lot of the tech in my universe. Basically, it creates a dark energy field if you run a current through it.
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[ She can't imagine it's an easy thing to build, so who the better engineer is doesn't matter all that much, in her opinion. It's an impressive feat all the same. ]
Fascinating. I hope you don't mind me asking more, but I'm curious. What is it used for, exactly, in the tech in your universe? I've never heard of something like that being used in any sort of technology before.
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[Nihlus is just a little bashful himself, but he takes it with grace.]
The applications are pretty varied, but it's mostly industrial. Construction, on-demand manufacturing, proto-typing, repair, so on, so forth. More specialized machines can do bio-printing. Just before I was pulled here, I read an article about it being used to make some fancy human bean water.
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[ Her amusement is very clear in her tone. ]
I see. I've had the idea that our universes are similar on some level, at least in terms of period of time, but it sounds to me as though your technology blows that in my universe out of the water. I'd love to pick your brain about it at a more ideal time.
[ A beat. ]
...Human bean water, though?
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[Because damnation if he knows about anything more advanced in technology than a trebuchet.]
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[He has curious sparkle fingers.]
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[Curious sparkle fingers and tech is certainly going to be an interesting combination.]
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