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[ara_moonshine]

["Playing" in the armory, building something.]

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[alex_marsten]

*looks over her* What're you making?

[ara_moonshine]

[She looks up at the new face and eyes him curiously before smiling and holding up her unfinished project.]

A smart glove, well, I hope to.

[alex_marsten]

*looks at it curiously* What's it for, dear?

[ara_moonshine]

I am going to make two. This one is going to be for a medic. I read about x-rays and how you can see when someone is hurt with them. I want to make a smart glove that can tell how someone is hurt when you touch them. [It was rather cobbled-together looking but it was a work-in-progress.]

[alex_marsten]

*blinks* Wow... you're a little genius, aren't you?

[ara_moonshine]

[She tilts her head and tries to stifle her laugh.] No sir, but I love to read and help others.

[alex_marsten]

I'd say you're very smart though. Especially for a kid your age. I mean... that's a really futuristic idea you've got. *smiles* And good. Never stop doing that.

[ara_moonshine]

Thank you, sir. Richard helped, he let me use his things to build something so I took my iPad to research it. It is? [Adults always seemed to develop something new so she thought she could too.]

Training must come first but I will try.

[alex_marsten]

Indeed it is. Most people wouldn't think of that. Sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie.

*takes a knee so he's level with her* Training is important, but heart is too. Never forget that.

[ara_moonshine]

Thinking of new things is exciting, science and medicine are always changing from what I read so maybe someone else is working on it too. [It did not sound totally far-fetched, after all Humans could transplant someone's face. She studies him carefully now that he was at eye level.]

I know, my friend told me that too. [And back to work she goes.]