[Medic blinks, unsure what to make of the information that's just been revealed to him, let alone what to say in response to it. What can one say to a man who's father might have abandoned his family? Nothing that can help, that's for certain. Miracle worker though he may be, Medic has no tool in his arsenal that can assuage that type of wound.]
[Except maybe a lobotomy, but brain-scooping isn't an exact science and he would never risk damaging a mind as brilliant as Engineer's own.]
I'm sorry.
[For his loss, for bringing it up? Both? He's not sure. It just feels like the right thing to say.]
I had no idea. A man like your father...I wouldn't have guessed he was the type to leave without a word.
[Not that he should be able to make any solid assumptions about a man Dell has told so little about, but nevermind that.]
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Aheheh - it's quite simple, really. Ingenious, but simple. I can hardly believe no one's thought to do it before!
[He gestures to the reanimator, swaying only a little before finding his balance.]
Within the machine, I have programmed by entire genetic code. When used in conjunction with the medigun, it finds all cells which conflict with its template and restores the body to its 'default' form.
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[Oh.]
[This is certainly an unexpected turn.]
[Medic blinks, unsure what to make of the information that's just been revealed to him, let alone what to say in response to it. What can one say to a man who's father might have abandoned his family? Nothing that can help, that's for certain. Miracle worker though he may be, Medic has no tool in his arsenal that can assuage that type of wound.]
[Except maybe a lobotomy, but brain-scooping isn't an exact science and he would never risk damaging a mind as brilliant as Engineer's own.]
I'm sorry.
[For his loss, for bringing it up? Both? He's not sure. It just feels like the right thing to say.]
I had no idea. A man like your father...I wouldn't have guessed he was the type to leave without a word.
[Not that he should be able to make any solid assumptions about a man Dell has told so little about, but nevermind that.]
B
Aheheh - it's quite simple, really. Ingenious, but simple. I can hardly believe no one's thought to do it before!
[He gestures to the reanimator, swaying only a little before finding his balance.]
Within the machine, I have programmed by entire genetic code. When used in conjunction with the medigun, it finds all cells which conflict with its template and restores the body to its 'default' form.
[You know, simple.]