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You settle into a chair that he offers, and you slide closer to the table. It's another assortment of tools and upgrades! The last time round, he gave you the smuggling program, and its been incredibly useful. You also know it was expensive, and he only parted with it because you traded him a whole Digimon partner. This is just as valuable, and is a reward for saving his life, his friends, and his whole operation.
"Take one. Pick it before you start hitting me with questions. I know there's a lot you're wondering about, but I want to give you something for all the trouble I put you through."
>A malware packet gun. It's been a long-standing rule of his that he doesn't do guns. Now, he's offering you one without being prompted. He must really be angry about all this. Just like before, you know how illegal and attention-grabbing this will be. Your own predecessor got podded for it. However, if you're in a high-stakes situation and your tracks are covered, you'll be able to fight with it. It's still too low-powered to hurt big Digimon much, even if you aim for weak points- not that you've ever aimed, or even played games for practice.
>Long-term, automated Encryption protocols. This spellbook of macros will help you shroud yourself in various ways, ensuring that you can hide your identity, cover your face, and become resistant to scans. With it, you won't need to worry about being permanently marked by some nonsense that's out of your control— just big missteps, and traces that you've already left behind. It also reminds you that you need to ask him about the metadata issue later. Something like this could prevent future problems related to it.
>A movement tool. You're quite sure you recognize this as a grappling hook, but with no actual chain. This tool will allow you to pull yourself from point to point, and is particularly effective when paired with f1oat. It can't pull objects to you, unfortunately, nor can it exploit physics to a degree that enables flight. All it does is create a one-way motion chain while Kinetic Matching you to the device wrapped snugly around your wrist. It's the same concept Espimon used to stick to the train, and will aid your urban exploration.
"Take one. Pick it before you start hitting me with questions. I know there's a lot you're wondering about, but I want to give you something for all the trouble I put you through."
>A malware packet gun. It's been a long-standing rule of his that he doesn't do guns. Now, he's offering you one without being prompted. He must really be angry about all this. Just like before, you know how illegal and attention-grabbing this will be. Your own predecessor got podded for it. However, if you're in a high-stakes situation and your tracks are covered, you'll be able to fight with it. It's still too low-powered to hurt big Digimon much, even if you aim for weak points- not that you've ever aimed, or even played games for practice.
>Long-term, automated Encryption protocols. This spellbook of macros will help you shroud yourself in various ways, ensuring that you can hide your identity, cover your face, and become resistant to scans. With it, you won't need to worry about being permanently marked by some nonsense that's out of your control— just big missteps, and traces that you've already left behind. It also reminds you that you need to ask him about the metadata issue later. Something like this could prevent future problems related to it.
>A movement tool. You're quite sure you recognize this as a grappling hook, but with no actual chain. This tool will allow you to pull yourself from point to point, and is particularly effective when paired with f1oat. It can't pull objects to you, unfortunately, nor can it exploit physics to a degree that enables flight. All it does is create a one-way motion chain while Kinetic Matching you to the device wrapped snugly around your wrist. It's the same concept Espimon used to stick to the train, and will aid your urban exploration.
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