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<blockquote class="quoteContainer"><div class="quote">"<span style="color: #5900b3">I - uh - you - um.</span>" The technician stammered as he was cut off mid conversation by the angry trainer.<br/>
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And then she was back as if the conversation hadn't been interrupted at all, straightening her clothes. "<span style="color: #5900b3">Uh... right. Well. Yes. It's charging well enough. And we solved the drain from the energy matrices... see here, we've got two cells to alternate between. But it's still no substitute for a hospital machine. It's not always fully healing the Pokemon and is prone to acting up. We're pretty sure we can fix it, but we need more testing.</span>"<br/>
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He rubbed the back of his neck looking at all the trainers. "<span style="color: #5900b3">Since it's in alpha testing phase, what we really need is just more exposure. Senjo is doing fine for stress testing, but I'm pretty much stuck here and can't run it through environmental strains. What use is a portable healing station if we don't know how well it works in various conditions?</span>" He chuckled nervously.<br/>
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</div>Naomi nodded, following his overview. Oh, how she wanted to slide under that machine and examine it closely, inspecting every little nook and cranny, exploring, probing... ahem. She smiled at the tech.<span style="color: #6495ED">"I understand. Field testing, particularly set up and breakdown, exposing it to different environmental conditions to see where it actually is physically stressed as opposed to where the designs might imply it would break, that would be very useful in developing the hardened production model. It doesn't look terribly portable at the moment, or is this actually multiple prototypes linked together? Has it been tested with electrically powered pokemon? My dragonair does know Thunderwave, which is a steadier current than, say, thunderbolt or thundershock."</span><br/><br/>Kneeling to examine the machine up close, she oh so casually mentions,<span style="color: #6495ED">"I have a group of trainers I'm travelling with, I could take one of these on our travels and do the kind of testing that needs to be done. And I'd be able to do field repairs on it, assuming there's no need for specialized modules and tools which go with this device."</span><br/><br/>She gets on all fours, then rolls onto her back to slide under the machine, inching herself forward with her legs. Yes, she's wearing a skirt, but she knows what her fellow tech-minded people are like. Surely he won't look! And even if he does, maybe that will sway him into letting her have one for testing!<br/><br/>Somnificent manages not to snicker, instead looking up at 'Tai and smirking. 'Tai just rolls his eyes and turns his back on the whole thing, looking out at the multiple fights going on below.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>