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1 | <B232D209> | qq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | Oh, hello Shulk, Rex. Nice of you to stop by. |
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2 | <950B9430> | e1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | And a hearty "hello" to you, too. You're looking very industrious. |
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3 | <370EF6D7> | f1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | So, how's progress on the project? | |
4 | <4A7C638E> | qq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | Oh, um, progress? Well, it's, uhhh... |
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5 | <7DA359DA> | rq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | There's no issues with the basic locomotion, but it's still a bit jerky. |
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6 | <6BDA2A14> | qq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | Oh! Sis! | |
7 | <D811CD94> | rq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | Who's "Sis"? When we're at work, that's "Chief" to the likes of you. |
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8 | <4476000D> | qq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | Y-yes, sorry... Forgot myself, Chief. | |
9 | <7C65759C> | rq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | Don't think I've had the honor of meeting your newest companions yet... Or, uh, have I? Sorry, I've got a lot going on. |
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10 | <18D6087A> | rq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | I'm Lucille. Mechanic for the Liberators. | |
11 | <D3ADED8B> | rq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | You've already met my reedy little brother, Hamill. |
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12 | <38FE9E1F> | qq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | Pleasure... | |
13 | <A6178E8F> | a1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | You're siblings! Neat! Pleasure's all mine. |
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14 | <D109956F> | a1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | So the vibe I've been getting is, you're the ones who built this? |
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15 | <BD5A0E1F> | rq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | Yeah, you got it in one. | |
16 | <45BCF581> | rq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | It's just a prototype, but we've been trying to improve on the basic design of the Armament. |
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17 | <84D554E4> | rq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | Shulk and Riku did the groundwork for us, but it wasn't really cost-effective to manufacture at scale. |
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18 | <907CAD4B> | rq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | So I tried to make it smaller, which also made it more maneuverable. |
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19 | <B85D6061> | c1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | Hm, OK, but with this kind of size, I don't see how you'd have enough room for the pilot to sit inside... |
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20 | <4FF2CA76> | e1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | I thought so too. But there's actually a little hidden gimmick to this machine. |
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21 | <65E023B8> | a1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | I'm listenin'. | |
22 | <8539C33C> | rq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | To put it simply, this little toy soldier comes equipped for autonomous operation. |
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23 | <DD00E21F> | rq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | It makes decisions by itself, and can act independently... just like a human would. |
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24 | <28A9C23A> | a1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | Whoa. No jokes? | |
25 | <33EF0E24> | e1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | We're calling it an "Automaton". | |
26 | <BBE6158B> | e1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | If we manage to perfect it, it would go a long way toward solving our manpower shortage. |
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27 | <B9BD5711> | e1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | Lucille and Hamill here are the resident experts assigned to the task. |
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28 | <558BB136> | rq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | And we've been working like bonkers. Not every day you get a request like this, straight from the top brass... |
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29 | <EC2C49BE> | rq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | But this autonomous function thing has really been a massive headache. It flat-out refuses to cooperate. |
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30 | <8C4C01BA> | rq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | It'll just stop what it's doing mid-battle, or keep trying to walk through a wall... Seriously, I've had it up to here. |
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31 | <97FC3D94> | e1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | Hrmm... I knew there would be hurdles... | |
32 | <9A811511> | rq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | We've been running it through various drills and it's acquired some basic patterns, but that's really about it. |
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33 | <E52E38BC> | f1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | That sounds like a tough nut to crack... Anything we can help you with? |
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34 | <901B243F> | rq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | Well... Lemme think... | |
35 | <13F09D5F> | rq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | Oh, here's an idea. How 'bout we kill two birds with one stone, and ask you to check our progress by having a fight against it? |
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36 | <3D7880F1> | rq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | I've been thinking for a while that it could do with some extra combat data. |
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37 | <E577BFE9> | a1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | You sure about that? Isn't it still a work in progress? |
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38 | <D42CBE39> | rq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | Eheheh, don't worry, it's not made of paper. It's designed to be a fighting machine, so it's gonna have to learn to take a beating. |
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39 | <1A41B713> | rq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | As for the location... Let's say under the anti-air battery. That should be just right. |
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40 | <0D8FCCCF> | rq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | Hamill, prep the thing for data acquisition. And don't forget to update the ballistics! |
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41 | <E4DE03DE> | qq1 | 0x8100 | 0x4081 | 0x430 | 126 | I'm on it, Si-... Uh, I mean, Chief. |