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[windyflower]

[How has everyone in the Union been today? Hope everyone is doing well because you'll find one, Fuuka Yamagishi convered in nothing but dust and dirt today! There might be some coughing sounds coming from the distance but all she could do was nervously smile]

I apologize but I wanted to ask you a question. Is anyone familiar with rotomcycle tech? After my visit to the Gigas, I wanted to try and attempt to make a vehicle like what they had there.

Although, I'm afraid I might need some help. I'm not sure what I did wrong but if anyone knows, please let me know.

[And then there was a pause before looking the left over debris]

And I might need some help cleaning a few things as well!

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[steelbeowulf]

Excellen Browning. She doesn't run the store, she's part of the military like I am.

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[windyflower]

Oh, I didn't know that! Then perhaps i should speak with you more often about this sort of thing!

You know how to make this work right?

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[steelbeowulf]

I understand the theory, the actual construction is a bit beyond me.

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[windyflower]

That's fine, I could use some ideas and theories at this point.

I am wondering if Gigas material would be capable to ours at all at this point.

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[steelbeowulf]

Gigas doesn't use as good material as we do, at least in Caldera. Their refinement capabilities are just that much more advanced. It's not the quality, but the method.

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[windyflower]

Then what kind of method would you use to convert it into our technology?

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[steelbeowulf]

We would probably need to start refining oil at the very least. I think Union or Caldera's metallurgy is sufficient, it's the fuel that's the problem.

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[windyflower]

I wonder are we able to get that much fuel.

But at the same time, it would be problematic if we did too. [Quite the dilemma she faced there]

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[steelbeowulf]

Gigan vehicles work well because they have an infrastructure to support them.

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[windyflower]

I suppose that is true too...

[Then she gave a sigh]

Perhaps this was a bad idea after all.

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[steelbeowulf]

Not necessarily. We'll just have to accept a harder production. Knowing how to produce their machines is valuable, I think.

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[windyflower]

Then maybe we'll just need to figure out another way to find an energy source outside of coal.

But I was thinking of water or electricity, perhaps that might work better!

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[steelbeowulf]

The question is how to generate enough electricity.

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[windyflower]

Maybe if we get a small wheel somehow to generate electricity? I think it might be possible!