[You are greeted with the sound of randomly disrupted static, at the end of which three melodic beeping signals are heard. Yep, that's your cue to leave a message!]
Heh, thank you. I can kind of explain things a bit too, since, like, he made me a practice eye. [ inside the shop there's an eye that looks just like the ones in her head. ] FiN's powers don't require tools, because... uh, IDK, magic, so... I can screw this one up for you and you can sort'a, like, get in there and look at in and start piecing it back together with them. Wanna... give it a go?
But, yeah, it... I hate it. Losing a sense as important as sight... [ she trails off and shudders. ]
...please. [ she looks down at the floor for a moment. ] I can deal with a lot, but... [ she just trails off and shakes her head. ] Alright. Let me just... [ she picks up a screwdriver and jams it straight into the eye. it sparks and starts wigging out a bit, so she removes it and sets the tool down. ]
It's all yours now. No rush. It's just a practice run. [ she's going to lean into him, turning herself so she can bury her face in his shoulder. ]
[Levity takes the eye in one hand, half-hugging D.Va with the other arm and stroking her hair.]
Don't worry, Dee. I'll take care of you.
[He spends some time simply inspecting the eye, figuring out its workings - technokinesis at least allows him to probe at how it functions, what exactly might be preventing it from working properly. Once he's as certain that he's figured it out as he can be, he concentrates on repairing it, wires and tiny paths for electricity flow mending themselves, twisted metal returning to its usual shape.]
[ she just leans into him as he works; watching & waiting. as soon as he thinks he's got it she gives his cheek a kiss and takes out her phone. it connects to the eye and lo and behold it IS working. she can see what it's seeing through the phone, which she shows him with a smile. ]
Did you want to do a... harder test... [ she seems a bit more nervous about asking this. ] Or, ah, maybe another round of this? Was it hard?
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Re: Day 336.
Of course I'll be okay. I want to take care of you, Dee... I can't even imagine how scary it must be to lose your sight like that.
[A moment, thoughtful]
I'm sure I'll get it with sufficient practice, but I'll write to Intensity for advice, too. He's not getting away from us that easily, after all.
Re: Day 336.
But, yeah, it... I hate it. Losing a sense as important as sight... [ she trails off and shudders. ]
Re: Day 336.
You won't have to deal with anything like that again, if I can help it.
[He presses a quick kiss to the top of her head before looking back to the practice eye.]
Our powers do let us repair things a lot more easily, yes. Let's give it a try.
Re: Day 336.
It's all yours now. No rush. It's just a practice run. [ she's going to lean into him, turning herself so she can bury her face in his shoulder. ]
Re: Day 336.
Don't worry, Dee. I'll take care of you.
[He spends some time simply inspecting the eye, figuring out its workings - technokinesis at least allows him to probe at how it functions, what exactly might be preventing it from working properly. Once he's as certain that he's figured it out as he can be, he concentrates on repairing it, wires and tiny paths for electricity flow mending themselves, twisted metal returning to its usual shape.]
...Alright, I think it should be fine now?
Re: Day 336.
Did you want to do a... harder test... [ she seems a bit more nervous about asking this. ] Or, ah, maybe another round of this? Was it hard?