They consume the liquid and their pupils dilate as they take in all that information; the Bureau, the Relic war, the relics themselves&mdash, the Hunger; everything the ichor had shown Sayori and Sans when they first drank it (and not every subsequent time). It takes a moment for their fluffed out feathers to settle back down, but when they do, something else takes over KV's eyes.
For a moment KV might alarm Sayori and Sans again; their eyes fall and their head does as well, shaking side to side not as if shaking their head but as if reading something on the floor, hesitating at each point they look at. There's something recognizably bereft in their glance.
And then they nod, suddenly, filled with determination.
KV steps up to their workspace and starts setting up more holographic windows, not by touching the screen but by shaking some sort of controller in their hand. Their seemingly-erratic movements work with the interface setup as if it was designed specifically to capitalize on the things KV already does; a shake opens a new window simultaneously, a small circular motion closes another. There's a few voice controls, too— with a few of those chirps, KV is able to flip some of the windows from showing pictures to showing something sort of like a command code. Just like the other animalians, though, the rhythm of it isn't lost in KV. Every motion and choice they seem to make while in this little zone seems to be on a silent count.
"This, this is where we need to be. If we can hack past this wall, we can access the source material and change it to perform new actions within the hardware's capabilities."
They turn to Sayori and Sans with a confident nod.
"Between the three of us, hacking past even Miller Tech with Arcane Hacking should be easy— so here's the plan.
We'll combine efforts to get past the multi-layer password. From there, I'll guide you on installing the functionalities you're looking for, if you already know what you're looking for.
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They consume the liquid and their pupils dilate as they take in all that information; the Bureau, the Relic war, the relics themselves&mdash, the Hunger; everything the ichor had shown Sayori and Sans when they first drank it (and not every subsequent time). It takes a moment for their fluffed out feathers to settle back down, but when they do, something else takes over KV's eyes.
For a moment KV might alarm Sayori and Sans again; their eyes fall and their head does as well, shaking side to side not as if shaking their head but as if reading something on the floor, hesitating at each point they look at. There's something recognizably bereft in their glance.
And then they nod, suddenly, filled with determination.
KV steps up to their workspace and starts setting up more holographic windows, not by touching the screen but by shaking some sort of controller in their hand. Their seemingly-erratic movements work with the interface setup as if it was designed specifically to capitalize on the things KV already does; a shake opens a new window simultaneously, a small circular motion closes another. There's a few voice controls, too— with a few of those chirps, KV is able to flip some of the windows from showing pictures to showing something sort of like a command code. Just like the other animalians, though, the rhythm of it isn't lost in KV. Every motion and choice they seem to make while in this little zone seems to be on a silent count.
"This, this is where we need to be. If we can hack past this wall, we can access the source material and change it to perform new actions within the hardware's capabilities."
They turn to Sayori and Sans with a confident nod.
"Between the three of us, hacking past even Miller Tech with Arcane Hacking should be easy— so here's the plan.
We'll combine efforts to get past the multi-layer password. From there, I'll guide you on installing the functionalities you're looking for, if you already know what you're looking for.
Are you ready to proceed?"