[She sees. The spasming is a bad sign, but it seems to her like it responds to general electrical signals — makes sense — which means external forces could cause it to degrade too. Walking into an electric fence or getting struck by lightning... those would affect the human body too, but it's more of a liability with cybernetics due to the metal. Knowing how it's attached and that it rewires itself is good, and the casing attached to him doesn't seem to be damaged. It's just the appendage itself.
It makes the job a bit easier. Were Vash to need actual surgery, she would have to get Add back here, since he did those implants himself (against everyone's better judgement, since the man is squeamish as all fuck) and her familiarity with the human body (plant body) is lacking.]
That would do it, wouldn't it? It only seems to be the arm itself that's damaged, luckily. There hasn't been any electrical feedback that has negatively impacted the base here, as far as I can see.
[With that, she'll go ahead and detach it for him.]
It is, however, delicate. I'll need time to work with it. Can you go without for a few days?
eve is way too smart for me i am Making This Up as i go
It makes the job a bit easier. Were Vash to need actual surgery, she would have to get Add back here, since he did those implants himself (against everyone's better judgement, since the man is squeamish as all fuck) and her familiarity with the human body (plant body) is lacking.]
That would do it, wouldn't it? It only seems to be the arm itself that's damaged, luckily. There hasn't been any electrical feedback that has negatively impacted the base here, as far as I can see.
[With that, she'll go ahead and detach it for him.]
It is, however, delicate. I'll need time to work with it. Can you go without for a few days?