Britomart was watching the canopy not with pride or joy but with a cold, intense stare and only once everything came to a stop did she relax and smiled to Erin.<span style="color: #ff0000">"sorry, prototypes need to be watched carefully when you first activate them, anything could go wrong... in all honesty the only impressive part of this is in here."</span>she tapped the box with the lever sticking out.<span style="color: #ff0000">"i found a revolutionary way to synchronize multiple machines that are all doing different things. each tarp is a different length so they cannot all be active for the same amount of time or the longest one would tear the other three apart. most of the people here are utterly hopeless when it comes to machines so i had to make it as simple as possible."</span>she popped the lever casing open and even Erin's future knowledge wouldn't help her understand the strange circuit board she was looking at, nor would she begin to understand it until she used her higher senses.<br/><br/>Relene shook her head and frowned. "i don't want to be here friend. i can't remember the last time i wasn't angry... but it has settled back to a managable level. if you don't know how to help me who does?"<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>