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As the lever is pulled down, the light system inside the chamber turns on. The massive door beneath opens up to reveal what looks like a field of lava, magma and plasma all mixed together.
The door on the side opens, as chunks of metals and scraps are thrown in.
Tonik : Lemme give you a tour of how this works...
He points at the metal pieces floating into the center of the room in a zero-gravity manner, as the mixture of fire from below looks like it's being sucked upward. Both come into contact under the sunlight.
Next he puts on two mechanical gloves, as the LED lights up to indicate that they're on.
Tonik : Our journey begins with metals coming in from that panel. Once in, they're melted with this mix of magma, lava and plasma, all while being held up there by gravity. Sunlight in for moral support. Now, when the metals are all melted, we can make them into any shape we want, while rotating it around to make sure we get the shape right, using gravity as well. It's like telekinesis, but easier to explain.
Tonik : Once you're happy with the design, bring in the frost moonlight and cool the thing down slowly but surely. Since we use only light instead of water, the component is 100% pure as it can be. Rinse and repeat until all the parts are finished.
Tonik : Next, we get to the hard part, weld them together. Focus the sunlight and ramp up the temperature, then melt the areas that we wanna wled. Places the parts together, stare at the screen to make sure you align the angles correctly, keep staring super hard until you feel like you can see a glimpse of eldritch cosmic revelation from dimensions beyond. But before you can communicate with an elder god, you need to use the moonlight to cool down the melted-welded areas. And now, just continue until the whole armor piece is assembled. We got ourselves a helmet here.
Tonik : Next, the exciting part, coloring. Summon in some nebula clouds because we're still going with the space-friendly style here. Do some paint job on the thing until you're satisfied, then shock the hell outta it with the electrical starlight to create a magnet force that makes the nebula clouds stuck on the equipment with no way to be "washed out", like a paint job well done. But we're not done, we gonna have some aurora waves in, too. These will go on the edges instead of the surfaces, to give some good-old neon-like highlights that really bring out the textures of the nebula. Shock the thing again like you're trying real hard to bring unconscious patients back to life, and we're good to go.
At the end of the "tutorial", the finished equipment comes out of the chamber, on a conveyor belt, into the room, next to where Tonik and Piru are standing.
Tonik : And there you have it. One piece done. Put it on and see how it fits you.
The door on the side opens, as chunks of metals and scraps are thrown in.
Tonik : Lemme give you a tour of how this works...
He points at the metal pieces floating into the center of the room in a zero-gravity manner, as the mixture of fire from below looks like it's being sucked upward. Both come into contact under the sunlight.
Next he puts on two mechanical gloves, as the LED lights up to indicate that they're on.
Tonik : Our journey begins with metals coming in from that panel. Once in, they're melted with this mix of magma, lava and plasma, all while being held up there by gravity. Sunlight in for moral support. Now, when the metals are all melted, we can make them into any shape we want, while rotating it around to make sure we get the shape right, using gravity as well. It's like telekinesis, but easier to explain.
Tonik : Once you're happy with the design, bring in the frost moonlight and cool the thing down slowly but surely. Since we use only light instead of water, the component is 100% pure as it can be. Rinse and repeat until all the parts are finished.
Tonik : Next, we get to the hard part, weld them together. Focus the sunlight and ramp up the temperature, then melt the areas that we wanna wled. Places the parts together, stare at the screen to make sure you align the angles correctly, keep staring super hard until you feel like you can see a glimpse of eldritch cosmic revelation from dimensions beyond. But before you can communicate with an elder god, you need to use the moonlight to cool down the melted-welded areas. And now, just continue until the whole armor piece is assembled. We got ourselves a helmet here.
Tonik : Next, the exciting part, coloring. Summon in some nebula clouds because we're still going with the space-friendly style here. Do some paint job on the thing until you're satisfied, then shock the hell outta it with the electrical starlight to create a magnet force that makes the nebula clouds stuck on the equipment with no way to be "washed out", like a paint job well done. But we're not done, we gonna have some aurora waves in, too. These will go on the edges instead of the surfaces, to give some good-old neon-like highlights that really bring out the textures of the nebula. Shock the thing again like you're trying real hard to bring unconscious patients back to life, and we're good to go.
At the end of the "tutorial", the finished equipment comes out of the chamber, on a conveyor belt, into the room, next to where Tonik and Piru are standing.
Tonik : And there you have it. One piece done. Put it on and see how it fits you.
