<div class="floatright"><table class="bbc_table"><tbody><tr><td>(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/thumb/3/3c/Succubus_4.jpg/800px-Succubus_4.jpg)<br/><strong>Evita Silverhand (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=293833.msg14534926#msg14534926)</strong> <br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Stats</div><div class="spoiler_body">HP 41/42, AC 16, CMD 14, Active spells [Mage Armor],Spell slots used [1st:3 2nd:0 3rd:1 4th:0] Postcount: 89</div></div><br/><strong>Location</strong>  Senval, Black market<br/><strong>Tagging</strong> Elsbeth, Doctor Antonius<br/></td></tr></tbody></table></div>Evita took a couple of moments to calm down, before standing up, and then slowly removing the armor like she would remove a common shirt and a pair of pants. The armor didn't resist her, and soon it was resting back where she got it from.<br/><br/><strong>"No, we aren't succubi. Merely cursed. What are those flesh-crafter needles? We did this for a magic trinket that would let us change our appearance. Also, if you are interested I could tell you my opinion about the armor?"</strong>Evita offered.<br/><br/><strong>"Thank you darling, but I have no idea how to use that...</strong>" she replied to Elsbeth, turning the scroll down. Even looking at the scrolls incomprehensible notes gave her a headache.<br/><br/>Luckily she didn't find things too messy, she was just a bit sticky, so she would use a prestidigitation to slowly clean herself later.<br/><br/><strong>"First of all, for it to work you have to trust the armor's judgment. For someone who isn't experienced in physical combat this will be easy, but I am not sure if a real soldier would follow the armor over his own instincts."<br/><br/>"Besides the user would slowly learn how to fight better, surpassing the armor sooner or later. Or does the armor learn how to fight better too? In any case you could give the armor a 'spectating mode' where an experienced warrior would wear it, and teach it how to fight better, I guess."</strong><br/><br/><strong>"Also, I believe that the first thing it should do when someone wore it, would be to make them cum. That way it would know for sure it's hosts limits. And that should be repeated ever day, to 'calibrate', should the host become more resistant."</strong>Evita explained her thoughts.<br/><br/><strong>"There is also an other issue. I dodged the strike, but against a better soldier I could have gotten hit. How would pain interact with arousal? Maybe the armor could teach the host to resist pain, or to feel pleasure in pain? But that would take a lot of training I guess. Except if the host was modified to feel arousal instead of pain or something." </strong><br/><br/>Should Evita really be offering those pointers on how to make the armor even worse? She wasn't sure, but she had already agreed to help the doctor, so she didn't plan to avoid her responsibilities. And she still had plenty of things to say.<br/><br/><strong>"I think that this armor would be more useful for noncombatants who find themselves in an unexpected dangerous situation. If you could make it look like clothes, I suspect you would find many customers among the noble ladies who want to protect themselves from lets say an assassination attempt. However you would need to add a hibernation more, since normally the armor is too distracting. If there was a way to store itself inside the body of the host somehow, it would also be useful to people who want to hide their weapons and armor.</strong>" she suggested.<br/><br/><strong>"Finally, it is kind of hard to cast spells while the armor works. Sure it is meant for soldiers, but if it can learn how to fight, maybe it can also learn how to assist its host with casting spells or even doing other stuff. Jumping higher, running faster etc. Now that I think about it, it could even force the host to train his body daily."</strong><br/><br/>