Pneumatics hissed, releasing a blueish vapor and further adding to the chaos in Xoltchi's forge. But that was a normal day, like any other. AIs continued screaming at him to plug them into a cybernetic body which was actually capable of moving instead of plugging them into different holopads. He exhaled carefully, the lenses in his mask tinting themselves darker to reduce the amount of light reaching his eyes as he wielded part after part together. Blue-white embers leaped up as he retrieved a maul and began beating away at the white-hot metal.<br/><br/>As the lenses returned to their original transparency he lifted up his creation up to further examine it. It was, at this point the solution to his financial problems. God, the fuel prices were high and he needed something else other than the oxygen blowtorch. Probably something which provided a much more efficient energy conversion to while he was at it.<br/><br/>If he was correct, this would proving him with virtually infinite amounts of energy. Legally. He lit the end of the Kinetite Heat Blade MK II and hoped that the incident of MK I would not repeat itself. It did not explode in his face, as hoped however after a full minute of staring at the blue blade or radiated heat, one of the now-silent AIs asked, "Is there an off switch?"<br/><br/>Sadly, there was no such sophisticated interface. Thus, the manual "off switch" was utilized: Xoltchi retrieved a sawblade and began hacking away at the heat blade. And so, the blueprints of MK III onwards would definitely include an on and off interface.