[A name for a name. Since she wasn't giving a full name, and seemed a little cagey about it, he'll return it in kind.]
And of course there's danger. Anything to do with demons is dangerous, no matter how much technology tries to mitigate it.
[Really, the COMP was a marvel - a blend of arcane and science to shackle demons to its summoner without needing to sacrifice a portion of one's magnetite or magatsuhi stores. Granted, it did come with limitations: memory storage was abysmal, you had to shell out more money for the COMPs that let you cast spells, etcetera, etcetera...
It was why he disliked them. Old traditional means of summoning and magic were far more reliable than the ever evolving, ever malfunctioning technology of man. He didn't care if people disparaged his ways as 'old-fashioned' or 'tedious' - he preferred reliability over innovation.]
Got no idea who programmed these badboys, what protocols they installed, or even the true loyalties of the on-board AI. The fact we got these 'for free' too doesn't really fill me with much confidence. If you're gonna use it... I'd probably explore it functions, test it out, that kind of thing. You wouldn't want to find out it's defective when you need it most, eh?
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[A name for a name. Since she wasn't giving a full name, and seemed a little cagey about it, he'll return it in kind.]
And of course there's danger. Anything to do with demons is dangerous, no matter how much technology tries to mitigate it.
[Really, the COMP was a marvel - a blend of arcane and science to shackle demons to its summoner without needing to sacrifice a portion of one's magnetite or magatsuhi stores. Granted, it did come with limitations: memory storage was abysmal, you had to shell out more money for the COMPs that let you cast spells, etcetera, etcetera...
It was why he disliked them. Old traditional means of summoning and magic were far more reliable than the ever evolving, ever malfunctioning technology of man. He didn't care if people disparaged his ways as 'old-fashioned' or 'tedious' - he preferred reliability over innovation.]
Got no idea who programmed these badboys, what protocols they installed, or even the true loyalties of the on-board AI. The fact we got these 'for free' too doesn't really fill me with much confidence. If you're gonna use it... I'd probably explore it functions, test it out, that kind of thing. You wouldn't want to find out it's defective when you need it most, eh?