Hiro decided that he would stand back and watch Isana and Sato. His brother had a chance at happiness with the person that he loved and he wouldn’t ruin that for anything. This is why he volunteered for the military in Sato’s place. So Sato could have happiness where Hiro couldn’t.<br/><br/>_________________________________________________________<br/><br/>Sato took and napkins and finished wiping the blood from his face. “You think you don’t hit that hard but you really do.” Sato said while checking his nose. “It’s not broke, just a little sore. I’ll be fine.” Sato stood up and poked her stomach. “I don’t know if I can forgive you, though. That hurt.” Sato looked at her with a smirk on his face. He loved messing with her, and he knew she felt guilty over the mess. “ So, you gonna make it up to me?”<br/><br/>_________________________________________________________<br/><br/>Zack looked at the stranger who spoke up. “So that is one. Where are the rest? Shouldn’t they be arriving soon? I doubt they would send this thing without being close behind it. Has anyone heard anything?” Zack asked looking for a way into the mech.<br/><br/>He finally found the area that was used to get the pilot out and climbed in. He looked at the internal electronics and let out a low whistle. “This is years ahead of us. Might take me awhile to figure out how everything works. First things first, hand me my laptop.” He commanded from inside the mech. Someone passed it to him through the opening in the mech. “Thanks”<br/><br/>Zack looked around for anything that could give him direct access into the mech’s mainframe. All he could find was some sort of neural uplink. “Ah, what the hell.” Zack quietly commented looking at it. He quickly found a way to pry it open and get to the wires on the inside, sketching everything as he went that way it could be built later. After selecting a few of the wires he thought were the main information transceivers he wrapped them together. He then clipped a compatibility plug on the tips of the wires to allow it to be plugged directly into the laptop.<br/><br/>After about thirty minutes of messing with the programs he finally figured out what the hell he was doing. However, there was one problem. Everything was wiped. Of course he could run a gravedigger program to dig up what bits and pieces weren’t fully deleted, but that would take a while since this was technology they knew nothing about. Sighing, he started the gravedigger process, then continued looking through what little bit of data had managed to not get deleted. There wasn’t much. Nothing to tell them about how to run the mech, what components were installed, or even how to turn the systems on. Everything would have to be done manually, most likely built by him from the ground up.<br/><br/>Zack set his laptop down to continue with the gravedigger program and climbed out of the mech stretching before finally getting out. He looked around. Most of the people that were there earlier were still there. “Anyone get any word from the other Espers? It seems they still haven’t made it back.”