Peer Review

[highliber]

Who: Zarvora Cybeline, Varun "Banzu" Elmas, William Flemming, Ezreal
Where: A research lab in some Union government office somewhere.
What: Eggheads sharing the results of their studies on the devices found in the mountains.
Warning: Science.

The room had several tables covered in components of the machines, most in various states of disassembly. The center of the room was dominated by one that was still mostly intact, which was under several powerful lights and carefully disconnected from the battery. It was a familiar room to everyone who had been working on unlocking its secrets.

They'd had a few weeks to do so, and now everyone had assembled to share the fruits of their labors.

[No posting order. Everyone start your own thread.]

Comments

[outtahere]

"There's the comm tech too. If it can be adapted to work with our frequencies then the Warp Transmitter could be upgraded and we'd get better range." He snorted softly. "Plus the Council ain't as likely to whine about boosting our range as it is about working on something that might hurt Pokémon if someone screws something up."

[indy_wannabe]

Upgrading our range would let us explore a lot more areas, I think that's a good thing to look into. If their network is superior, best adapt it to our personal use.

[outtahere]

"Not using the same frequencies if we can help it though. Don't wanna let whoever made these listen in on everything we're saying."

[myfedorarocks]

He's thoughtful. "If we can narrow it down to our own frequencies, it shouldn't be too difficult to adapt." Even though he's still not entirely sure how they could have such technology to behind with.

"Ezreal, if you were to give us any frequencies that aren't sensitive information, we'd be able to test out the information."

[highliber]

"We should see if we can listen to their communications. We could learn a lot."

After a thoughtful pause, she added, "We should PROBABLY assume they'll figure out how to listen to our communications in relatively short order as well.

[indy_wannabe]

"I'll look into it. Has anyone had any luck extracting any of the actual data from the machines?"