Long Distance Talk [Tekuma]

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It had been another day on this sandball, being quiet and sleeping under some of the ruins found in the Kashvarr fortress remains. Sure Plato had destroyed this area, but with the common fear of the kashvarr infecting the entire Konatsian population. The internal mechanisms clicked and whirred, audible to nobody including their host. At this point, her emotions were starting to fade away into a semi-permanent cage..

As the radio frequency rumbled through space, it would take a bit before he connected into the robotic female's head. With eyes jolting open, the female would look around nervously and confused before it was known he was in her head. . . . . . Father. The first telepathic word from the small android would heed her empty emotions, instead of overjoyment it was everything but emotion.

Tekuma was silent as he spoke, hearing her father's sigh of relief triggered some of her emotions, which included the love between a father and a daughter. It seemed Charlene was back at it again with her machines, making something for them to communicate with. That's fair. Although I am no longer a member of Earth or the Blue Banner, it is good to know you are still alive, even if I internally am not.

I'm as safe as I can be, really. Out in the space boonies with shitty baotube connection, there's not much I can do out here besides a devil questioning the fuck out of me and that pale-faced nutter freaking out at me. Denim's here too, along with some Saiyan woman. Can't you pinpoint my location, or rather my signal I'm sending from your machine or not? Why didn't you think to check my receptors to see if I was still hooked up to your machines in the ship? Those would have told you I'm still alive..

Tekuma remained silent as he spoke, taking in everything he said. The female could only picture what was going on, but with her mental images came the ability to basically space-skype chat. Whatever machine the microphone was connected to might have a hologram of sorts pull up, but she needed her father to check something first. Waiting for him to finish, it seemed the BBA weren't going to be happy if he used their tech to contact her, and as such Charlene had to rig some sort of machine.

I'll tell you, but first, See if you can hook the machine to a monitor. If you can, Charlene knows what I can do so I can see you from it and you can see me. Waiting to see if her father did it, the flower petals swirling around the female's head were silver in color (similar to a zamazu halo) behind her. Using her mechanical abilities, the female projected what so far seemed like a blank in the middle of the dark ruins.

Projecting her own internal magic into creating a torch, it would hover close by and give off it's flickering light once the android lit it with ki. With that, she'd wait to see if he'd heeded her question; eyes blank and emotionless, while her clothes were still that pitch black.

Charlene said she could whip something up, proceeding to bang around on the communication line inside her head, the female wishing there was a volume down button considering how noisy her sister's work was. Looking as her father appeared on the screen, Tekuma's eyes lit up with happiness. Her side of the video feed would come onto their monitors, with the torch giving it light as she sat in what was apparently ruins.

"I can see you, I've missed you so much! The devil guy, Alaistair I think his name is, kept questioning me. I told him about you and he seemed surprised, but please tell me you won't do anything that puts you in danger father.. please. Don't become me, don't ruin everything you worked for your entire life. I don't ever want to hear you've died."

Tekuma looked at him, her emerald eyes taking in her father's new form with some surprise. Apparently ViPoi had reacted badly to her dad asking for the punishment of banishment to be removed, watching as he rubbed his neck. After mentioning Alaistair, Cipher responded with worry. "He's asking just about me, what dreams I've had. I tried to detach from my emotions as they only got them hurt, but he just would not let me.."

"I won't die, Father. I never die."