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Dignity: Foolish situations or no, it never hurts to be sure.
Dignity: I can make the devices easily. The parts for one will cost 1300 points.

[Have 6500 points wired over then]

Cosmo: I look forward to your work. When you are finished do swing by, we can try them on each other and Emet-Selchfirst.

Dignity: Certainly.

[and he'll be knocking at bit's door like 10 minutes later]

[He opens the door looking quite surprised.]

Do not tell me it was that quick?

It is not as though I needed to actually build anything myself.

[He'll step back to let him in.]

Well then. That does speed things up.

[coming in!]

It is quite convenient, yes. My unit's abilities are not necessarily the best fit for me, but I expect they will prove exceptionally useful nonetheless.

What unit's abilities would you have if you could pick?

[He'll gently usher him into Emet's room, picking up the first aid(baritones version) kit along the way. Everyone keeps surgical equipment handy right?]

[who doesn't keep surgical equipment handy honestly]

Taisho Roman Revolution's. I believe it is the set I would get the most use out of.

It is a nice one isn't it? I'm particularly fond of common law and contracts.

[He'll head to the super fancy bathroom in Emet's bedroom, easy to clean up any blood there! And many somewhat comfortable places to sit.]

I believe your unit and Taisho both appeal to me a great deal. But I do enjoy our power of dreams.

[coming with him and reaching into his pocket for five tracker devices]

Your powers do seem quite useful as well. And I must admit, I appreciate the assistance you can provide when it comes to dreams.

[because hahaha fuck having no control over your dreams]

[Control over dreams is the best actually. He'll gesture for Elidibus to take a seat maybe on the counter, starting to get out some things like topical anesthetic and sharp implements, and sterilized needle and thread.]

We will always watch over you my friend. But do tell me if you have requests beyond control of your own.

Now, I think a limb is too easily removed, so somewhere in the torso. Where would you like this placed?

[sits, carefully setting the trackers aside]

Somewhere to the side, I suppose. Less likely to be noticed.

Hm.

[He'll pick one up and admire it. Assuming it is tiny.]

Under the armpit then. That is often out of the way of damage received as well. In the worst event that we are looking for your body, it is likely to survive to help the search.

[it is extremely tiny! you could easily lose these, good thing they have built in gps]

That seems reasonable.

[pauses]

Ah, will you help me disrobe? I cannot reach the back properly myself.

[turns around to show that his comfy and warm (but futuristic) sweater has a flap in the back for his wings that zips closed]

[Tiny ideal! Almost as small as Elidibus himself!

He sets it down very carefully.]

Of course. It must be difficult with the extra appendages.

[He'll reach over to help unzip, and he'll help remove the top as well if Elidibus needs it.]

They certainly do not make life easier.

[once the flap is open and the wings are freed he gets it off without help at least]

They are some kind of joke at any rate. I'll use anesthetic but would you like extra painkillers?

A very distasteful joke at that.

[shakes his head]

There is no need.

There is no need to be tough you know.

[He'll pass him the painkillers as hw prepares the local anesthesea.]

I'm not-

[huff! but fine he'll take the painkillers, DAD]

[Please. He's about to cut into your side it is going to feel weird even with anesthesia?

Speaking of which he taps Elidibus's arm to get him to lift it, treating the area he's decided on and waiting a minute or two before reaching for a scalpel.]

I'll need you to do mine of course.

[lifting the arm!]

Of course.

Brace yourself.

[He gives that mix warning before making a neat little incision just under Elidibus's arm.]

I have done some experiments and the interesting thing is you will heal within days. With barely a scar if I seal this right. Convenient, truly. While sensitIV are useful, twould be better if they had no way of easily removing this. Or knowing of it.

[He will use tweezers to insert the little tracking device deeply, checking the way the flesh folds over it before scooping up a needle and thread.]

[even with the anesthesia and painkillers it of course still feels a bit weird, but he shows little reaction to that]

'Tis not a great surprise, considering how strangely time and physical laws in general seem to function here. But yes, convenient in this case.

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