03-26-2018, 12:40 AM
Schwi said little, "Mmm." Schwi did nothing to stop them as they left her. She just stared at the information given to her on small cards attempting to decipher the information through brute force analysis. However the sample for either language was too small to understand. As she stood there for some time, her system self-repairs finished as far as they could manage with the limitations to her spirits. From the fragmented data in her weapons archive she recovered Kein-Eintrag, Draht, and Overboost. Defense, Evasion, and a basic weapon power boost. Correction, in relative comparison Overboost could only be performed 2 times and the power she could focus into it would be capable of killing two that just left her or herself if it struck fully. Kein-Eintrag on the other hand was an incomplete version. Unable to move, she wouldn't be able to redirect and deflect attacks with it. Draht however seemed to be fully functional. All three of these were engineered weapons designed by the Ex Machina rather than copied directly from other species.
Wireless communications were also restored. Schwi's processes skipped a few moments as suddenly she was flooded with unknown communications. She immediately began analyzing the streams of information and found out right away that the communications were not in Ex Machina protocols or language. She looked curiously at this information and back at the cards. Since there were other kinds of machine species in this world it made sense that foreign computer languages were present. So she started the long work of deciphering these communications surrounding her. While she did this, she got the feeling that standing here in the middle of nowhere was not the safest place to standby in. She looked in the distance to the bright objects in the distance Seraphh had gestured to. He identified two of them for her. Both sounded dangerous to approach. One of light and one of night.. neither were desirable. She would equate night to the Dhampir, a species that feeds off of others. While the light were the Flügel, the angels of war. But they were described as one technological and the other primitive. She missed the idea that one was magical and the other was not, such a concept would never occur to her without being spelled out.
There were other gates to take but her information was non-existent on those. Would she take the unknown risk or the slightly less unknown risk? She decided that getting involved in the largest factions of this place would be dangerous so choose a different gate. One adjacent to the Camelot gate. She began to walk in that direction, constantly surveying her path and avoiding contact with others wandering the Nexus. She wanted to take her time to decipher the communications she had discovered. Then soon, she would experiment with OM directly. Somewhere in relative safety in the location on the other side of this gate. Hopefully she could find a suitable location. She had so many unknown variables for this that she could only guess at the actual probability.
Wireless communications were also restored. Schwi's processes skipped a few moments as suddenly she was flooded with unknown communications. She immediately began analyzing the streams of information and found out right away that the communications were not in Ex Machina protocols or language. She looked curiously at this information and back at the cards. Since there were other kinds of machine species in this world it made sense that foreign computer languages were present. So she started the long work of deciphering these communications surrounding her. While she did this, she got the feeling that standing here in the middle of nowhere was not the safest place to standby in. She looked in the distance to the bright objects in the distance Seraphh had gestured to. He identified two of them for her. Both sounded dangerous to approach. One of light and one of night.. neither were desirable. She would equate night to the Dhampir, a species that feeds off of others. While the light were the Flügel, the angels of war. But they were described as one technological and the other primitive. She missed the idea that one was magical and the other was not, such a concept would never occur to her without being spelled out.
There were other gates to take but her information was non-existent on those. Would she take the unknown risk or the slightly less unknown risk? She decided that getting involved in the largest factions of this place would be dangerous so choose a different gate. One adjacent to the Camelot gate. She began to walk in that direction, constantly surveying her path and avoiding contact with others wandering the Nexus. She wanted to take her time to decipher the communications she had discovered. Then soon, she would experiment with OM directly. Somewhere in relative safety in the location on the other side of this gate. Hopefully she could find a suitable location. She had so many unknown variables for this that she could only guess at the actual probability.