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originally posted in:The New Dojo
2/8/2017 3:21:23 AM
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"As long as I can access the helmet I don't care. What does Ion currently do right now? Besides being hooked up to a giant computer."
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"Provide tactical analytical support in battle."
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"Just as Rook programmed him to do. I believe it was test number 31, Rook tried to make Ion perform multipme functions. Did not work out well, corrupted the system, provided bad information, glitches. I just wanted to make sure that Ion is not being re-programmed to perform too many tasks at once."
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"He's not. Just provides tactical ideas at times. Even then, it's nothing much."
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[b]After a few moments of walking. Both reach the burial ground.[/b] "So where's Rook's body located?"
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[b]The burial ground itself seemed to be built into the mountain, and Jack led Ly through. He stopped in a smaller room, in the back of the room against the wall was an armor stand with Rook's armor while in the middle was a white marble coffin [/b]
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[b]Łowca walked up to the stand of armor. He carefully took the helmet down. He looked over it a few times, then turned the helmet on. The blue light flickered on, the damage on the visor caused it to flicker on and off at times. Łowca plugged in a cord and started to transfer data over to his computer. He stayed silent, saddend by the loss of his friend.[/b]
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"He was a good man from the reports I've read. Before the Uh..."
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"Before his death? Don't worry, you can just say it." [b]The data is copied onto the computer. Łowca puts it away and turns off the helmet. He takes one last look before placeing it back on the stand.[/b] "He was a good man. But he couldn't fight what was haunting him all of his life. I just wish I could have helped him."
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"I'm sorry you could not."
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"I wouldn't have been able to save him in time. His death was inevitable, part of me is glad that he doesn't have to suffer the torment anymore."
