[RL With Zechs- About robots and AI's]

[clockmaster]

Hakuba made sure the door was locked behind them, before showing Zechs the way to an isolated mainframe in the Hakuba Laboratory.

"He's about two and three-quarters built now," Hakuba told Zechs, and he escorted the man to the computer station he had been working in (specially) the past few nights. He unlocked the door to show him a big room, which was perfectly illuminated.

One wall had a collection of different designs for the robot and the pieces, organized by function and positioned inside the robot (heart, arms, chest...) There were three tables. One was totally clean except for Hakuba's laptop on it. The second one had a lot of metallic pieces on it, such as different kind of motors, microchips and tools. The last one was a mobile table and it had the half built robot itself.

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[clockmaster.livejournal.com]

He made a thoughtful noise. "I need him to be able to work at least for a whole day without recharge him. A large enough battery may work, but there would likely only be enough power to last for a few hours, at most. I don't want to use a combustible because if someone shoots at the robot all will blow up. I'm thinking about solar panels."Hakuba said dryly, leaning against the table a as he invited Zechs to sit on a chair in front of the computer.

"Thanks for losing your time here with me, Zechs. I needed someone to hear me rant." He smiled at the blond man. The detective needed a friend to talk with that was no related to the case but could understand the implications. since weren't goign so well since Vermouth joined the comm and he was sure no more about anything.

[thricedeadwind.livejournal.com]

Thinking about that carefully, Zechs replied, "Solar cells may be a feasible answer. Perhaps a battery from my era might be suitable. I cannot suggest that which powers the mobile suits which are used - they are quite large, and cannot be downscaled to that robot's size."

Zechs took the seat, and smiled slightly at Hakuba s well - a genuine expression. He wasn't ever completely unguarded around the boy, but seemed to be more relaxed around him than he was with most people. He nodded.

"It is of no difficulty at all, Saguru. I am happy to hear of your troubles."

After all, the Detective had suffered worse things for him, with the ZERO when Tyki was gone.

[clockmaster.livejournal.com]

"I still have a lot of things to work on, I can always try the battery from your world and if it doesn't work...think of something else."Hakuba commented mildly. Thinking was something he could do, and working keep him busy enough, specially at night when the hours were interminable.

"It's just..time goes by and it's like we never success at doing anything useful against the organization. They still operating in the shadow, people it's in danger, and innocents die..." Hakuba moved a hand trough his hair. "I had a huge discussion with one of the other detectives because of that, and it didn't end well." He was being a pompous ass that time when he and Kudo talked, he realized belatedly. After a moment's reflection, he came to the conclusion that he really didn't care at the moment either. "I told them that I needed a break, so I left them."

[thricedeadwind.livejournal.com]

Nodding slowly in agreement, Zechs let the subject be dropped, noticing the largely preoccupied way Hakuba was speaking. Perhaps the robot was really just a distraction, even if Doyle did want it. Lord knew he understood what it was like to try to lose one's self in work.

Carefully he listened, and while he was sympathetic to what Hakuba was going through, his face was serious. Zechs was internally attempting to discern a solution, as little as he knew of the problem. But he did allow, in a soft voice, "At times, one even finds it beneficial to step back and reflect upon a problem."

Zechs thought very carefully. "Such an organization sounds deeply entrenched within. I do not believe you can damage them by attempting arrest and exposure alone."

[clockmaster.livejournal.com]

"I know, I know, divided we fail..." Hakuba said tiredly. "And you're right about that. The problem is that they are more united than we are. Too much prides involved."He commented. A part of his brain pointed out that he was also reacting Kudo as a threat to the thief, an invader to his territory.

"And to much different opinions, one of the other detective refuse to ask for more help because he's scared of people getting in danger. I understand that, but I also I think that we can't go enough just by ourselves."