10-27-2015, 03:04 PM
Something about Aeris's human mind remained focused onto her lack of tech - it had been in the back of her mind for a while now, actually. Her suit was offline... even the basic functions weren't active. She raised a hand and moved her fingers, indeed feeling that they were purely powered by muscle energy - the suit-integrated boost circuits weren't active. Why? The suit was active at all times according to the design plans she could remember, and it was powered by solar energy. There definitely was a sun in this location, so why...?
A light flickered on the retinal display that was built into the inside of her helmet, making her blink. A robotic voice spoke: "Suit chargeup in progress. Completion: ninety five percent. User scanning initiated... user "Aeris" identified. Initiating bootup protocols." Dikudu could hear this voice as much as Aeris as the speakers were apparently enabled. He could however not see the retinal display.
Half a minute or so later, the display flickered, briefly displaying the icon of the Vanu Sovereignity. Then a UI came to be displayed and Aeris sighed with relief as a familiar environment was booted up. This was an experimental Vanu Infiltrator suit, as a result it was outfitted with the VanguardOS, and Aeris had been given blanko administration powers to patch any bugs and issues she might encounter. She quickly realized that there were differences, mostly in how it connected to the network and the network's content - this wasn't the Vanu archives.
"Excuse me..." She said towards Dikudu as her helmet, now fully charged, projected an interactive hologram before her which she began to use. It had a UI similar to a modern-day operating system but greatly optimized and of high tech. Aeris moved her hands around progressively swift, now fully grasping the use of elbows, wrists and fingers and dancing over the keyboard of light or pressing floating buttons as she accessed what she quickly realized to be the Dataverse. She read articles, entries and explanations within minutes, soaking up knowledge like a sponge and getting acquainted with the Omniverse. Her research however became more and more focused towards the Dataverse when she discovered that it was not just possible to remotely access it but also to enter it. "Digital network... access points in... Coruscant. Terminals found at... loading maps now." She found herself a map of the Nexus and of the Dataverse and immediately loaded it into her UI, creating an overlay which pinpointed her current location and showed her a way to the portal of Coruscant.
"My apologies, Dikudu Xtrild. It appears that my suit has returned online, and I am able to access the network that is called Dataverse in this place. I... I need to go there. The digital universe is my home, my presence in the physical world is severely limited due to this body. It appears however that my communication systems have returned online as well. Perhaps we can stay in touch through them?" It was only her human personality that kept her from leaving Dikudu where he was, realizing how impolite that would be, and rushing straight down the beeline to the Coruscant terminals, and thus, the Dataverse. Her home.
A light flickered on the retinal display that was built into the inside of her helmet, making her blink. A robotic voice spoke: "Suit chargeup in progress. Completion: ninety five percent. User scanning initiated... user "Aeris" identified. Initiating bootup protocols." Dikudu could hear this voice as much as Aeris as the speakers were apparently enabled. He could however not see the retinal display.
Half a minute or so later, the display flickered, briefly displaying the icon of the Vanu Sovereignity. Then a UI came to be displayed and Aeris sighed with relief as a familiar environment was booted up. This was an experimental Vanu Infiltrator suit, as a result it was outfitted with the VanguardOS, and Aeris had been given blanko administration powers to patch any bugs and issues she might encounter. She quickly realized that there were differences, mostly in how it connected to the network and the network's content - this wasn't the Vanu archives.
"Excuse me..." She said towards Dikudu as her helmet, now fully charged, projected an interactive hologram before her which she began to use. It had a UI similar to a modern-day operating system but greatly optimized and of high tech. Aeris moved her hands around progressively swift, now fully grasping the use of elbows, wrists and fingers and dancing over the keyboard of light or pressing floating buttons as she accessed what she quickly realized to be the Dataverse. She read articles, entries and explanations within minutes, soaking up knowledge like a sponge and getting acquainted with the Omniverse. Her research however became more and more focused towards the Dataverse when she discovered that it was not just possible to remotely access it but also to enter it. "Digital network... access points in... Coruscant. Terminals found at... loading maps now." She found herself a map of the Nexus and of the Dataverse and immediately loaded it into her UI, creating an overlay which pinpointed her current location and showed her a way to the portal of Coruscant.
"My apologies, Dikudu Xtrild. It appears that my suit has returned online, and I am able to access the network that is called Dataverse in this place. I... I need to go there. The digital universe is my home, my presence in the physical world is severely limited due to this body. It appears however that my communication systems have returned online as well. Perhaps we can stay in touch through them?" It was only her human personality that kept her from leaving Dikudu where he was, realizing how impolite that would be, and rushing straight down the beeline to the Coruscant terminals, and thus, the Dataverse. Her home.
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