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Makes sense. If we had the time, I’d ask where that storage might be, but I don’t think we have the time for side tasks.
Me neither. Let's just use the Lotus unit. My least favorite.
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Makes sense. If we had the time, I’d ask where that storage might be, but I don’t think we have the time for side tasks.
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I appreciate it. Are you sure you don’t have spare materials lying around for other Lotuses, or other projects?
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Go on.
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*Lets out a soft, amused exhale through my nose*
All you gotta do is be ready.
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*Nods and looks around*
Everyone ready to fail catastrophically?
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Doable. I’ll need to focus, but doable.
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Not if there needs to be a differential, surely.
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So… If I just randomly make some parts super hot, and some super cold- no pattern here whatsoever- we’re good?
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So extremely small steps in temperature difference. Easy.
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I believe it wants you to make an extreme heat at all points at once.
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Okay, okay. But other than that, what I said will work? Because I can do that.
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By “kaleidoscopal”, you just mean symmetrical, right? Tiny segments throughout the material with temperature differences that aren’t so great from the next, but that are extremely different from the highest to lowest point?
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Shattering it, huh?
*Walks in a circle around the spare armor set*
And would you say the material becomes more brittle at cold temperatures?