video; un: geraniums

[rootlessly]

[The feed opens on the face of a young man who looks about in his early twenties. He gives the camera a little wave with his prosthetic arm. There's some obvious cracks in it. Vash, for his own part, doesn't seem overtly troubled.

Still, some practicalities need to be dealt with. So:]

Ah, hello! I've never done something like this before--I hope I'm doing it right, ahah. But my name is Vash. I'm new around here, and I was wondering if anyone was familiar with the maintenance of prosthetics? I might've damaged my arm a little bit before I was brought here, and my usual mechanic isn't here...

[He rubs at his neck, a little sheepishly.]

I can't offer much in exchange, but I'd be glad to help out with anything you might need! Thanks in advance. I look forward to working with everyone!

Comments

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[a2brutus]

What sort of metal is it? I can potentially fix it, but I can't guarantee shit. Don't know much about how yours works in comparison to mine, after all.

txt; @getwrenched

[wrenchedup]

seconding the question above, dude. are we talking a simple welding job? circuitry repairs?

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[groupiedrifter]

Dude, ANOTHER one???
If I knew prosthetic arms were such a hot commodity, I'd have focused way more on robotics and engineering in college.
But no sweat, I could totally help out with that; I'm already working on two arms here, myself, so what's one more to the smorgasbord? Willkommen, my guy, let's see that busted arm of yours up close and personal!!!

[It's good to stay busy. Ximilia 101.]