Re: Reviving Waymeet (Glenn;Ryu)
Trying to use healing magic, Glenn would find that to heal a golem, it was surprisingly simpler than healing an actually living being. Reinforcing the metal, stitching the 'skin' back on, and giving her shape the similarly human shape it had before only once again brought to light how truly fake her existence was. A moving doll with a fabricated soul. Soon enough though, Jill's appearance was repaired. Though as he went to help her up, she reached her hand out, and Glenn didn't account for the fact that she was made of pure metal. One tug, and Glenn was pulled down. He fell on top of the golem in a suggestive position. Her breasts pancaked against his chest as she stared back at him with emotionless eyes. A female Magi passing by commented, "Oi, don't do that in public, you loose man." she criticized him.
"Hey!" Sona called out. "Glenn is not loose!" she shouted in his defense. The magi just stared at whoever said that, before deciding to just leave, unaware that a tiny Sona was yelling at her.
Meanwhile, as Glenn lay atop her, he felt her grasp his ass for a moment, before standing up, lifting Glenn like a princess, before setting him back on his feet. Then, she started walking off on her own. Glenn was free to follow, and if he didn't, she'd turn around and make a gesture with her hand for him to follow. No doubt he would, and it would turn out she was leading him to the factory, where he'd come to find his ship had been dissected and greatly reformed. It's base shape only seemed to remain in the center. Otherwise, it had an entirely new cockpit, new wings, and a new addition of engines in the back to give it four engines total. The two big ones remained to give it that forward thrust, but the two additional engines were smaller but seemed to be on bizarre pivots. It was as if they were meant to be turned in many different directions to give alternate directions of thrust. How? Well, Glenn could guess. Either way, the vessel seemed to have been altered with the idea of combat in mind. The windows at the side of the cargo hold were seemingly altered with the idea of combat in mind. Two intimidating looking guns were on either side, allowing gunners inside to shoot out from them. Isabell was underneath the ship, almost missed from being amidst the other engineers who also had the bizarre mechanical spider legs that she had attached to her back.
She was moving her four spider legs as well as her hands, weaving with six limbs at once, an act Glenn couldn't dream of doing that helped him understand the difference in skill between the two of them, and helped established why she was the head scientist and now leader of the Magi. She seemed like the most reliable person working on the ship, often even overseeing others miscalculations in the weave while focusing on her own job. "Redo that, the metal isn't sealed properly there and the g-force will cause a fracture if you leave it like that." she explained. The man working on it gave a nervous gesture and quickly fixed it. Not just him either, everyone seemed very nervous around Isabell. Panicked even. They seemed to be moving carefully, knowing they're being watched. To the point where when a man like that made a mistake, it seemed like they were afraid. After fixing the bottom of the ship, Isabell went to the back to inspect the new engines. Getting a closer look, Glenn would see the old engines were revised as well. They looked like oddly styled metal barrels now, with no obvious way to tell how they would give forward motion. "This hasn't been calibrated correctly, one turns more than the other, I told you fools to communicate with each other. When will you start listening?" she criticized the engineers.
"S-Sorry Fortmaster Queen!" two of the total of eleven engineers apologized. "We'll fix it immediately!" they said in a rush. Their faces were red with panic while Isabell's spider legs reached up. "I've already fixed your blunder. If I see one more mistake, you will all be punished as a group. So, you'd best not leave any more of such grievous mistakes behind. Otherwise, if the crew of this machine dies due to a malfunction, you will be charged with murder." she said coldly. Their faces paled, though seemed to be familiar with the rule, as if such was the life of a Magi engineer. Do not endanger the lives with what you create, or you might as well be committing murder.
Then, noticing Glenn entering the absolutely gigantic factory and approaching them from afar, Isabell would turn and come to greet him. Thus far, it'd have already taken him a few minutes just to walk through the Hangar large enough to fit a handful of waymeets inside of it. So when he got closer, she finally realized he was there. "Master Doppler, your ship is nearing the conclusion of its improvements. Trust me when I say that this vessel will be far superior than your last." she announced, before looking at the golem he was working on. "... Well, I won't judge an unfinished product. Even so, there is still more to be desired from the joints you gave her. You modeled her seemingly with the weaknesses of humanity in mind. Don't be so foolish as to include faulty design just because it fits the theme of what you desire. As it stands, if I were to put too much pressure on her arm, it would snap like a normal human arm. I expect you to at least reinforce the joints if you're going to use a half-circle pivot like that. Honestly, she's barely looking better than when I saw her before, mind the polish you put on." She chuckled, before leaning forward, giving Glenn a better sight of the woman's massive cleavage. "Unless, all you're looking for is a woman?" she inquired.
