"Yep! Like the insides?" Jal smiled slightly, then lowered the laser into the open space, slowly, making sure that the weapon was resting solidly, if leaning towards the rear of the 'mech before climbing up the leg and using a large wrench as a lever to slide the length of the laser's body into the 'mech's torso, the faint thrum of the reactor's containment shell causing the mech's internal skeleton to vibrate very slightly.<br/><br/>Once she had slid the length of the weapon into place, Jal eased the Laser forwards in the 'mech's carapace, using only brute strength and leverage to get the Hexagonal weapon casing to line up flush with the pre-cut placement, leaving the final focusing lens safely encased behind several inches of steel composite plate but at the same time, close enough to the outer skin to be used with a wide arc. "Looks like it's all set up, Keira. Just need to hook in the power feeds and the Tac-Comp Telemetry so it recognizes the weapon, then we can adjust it however many millimetres until we bolt the damn thing into the internal structure."<br/><br/>A moment later, Jal ducked down into the carapace, climbing over and behind the Laser's housing to unspool the power feed cables, which she laid out along the internal spine of the 'Mech so the cables would be near the supercooling 'freezer'-class heat sinks, the residual chill within the machine causing the cables to become slightly more efficient in power transfer as Jal carefully plugged both two-inch wide power feeds directly into the 'feed me' port on the 'Mech's reactor.<br/><br/>Slowly easing herself back out, she sat up and tried to shake the dust and grime out of her hair, then shrugged and looked for the Computer connections.