I Can Do A Lot Of Neat Tricks.

Hmm, that should do it.

The finishing touches~

Now, Sun will be able to insert the sigils to power up this masterpiece and reveal the fruit of our... mutual labour.

Wonderful.

I should upgrade his entire body to match, someday.

But an arm will do for now.

<Eclipse hummed to the music as he did the last of his tinkering, and caressed the finished product lovingly, pressing a kiss to the fingertips for good luck>

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@eclipse-in-tenebris

You need to contact Eclipse Immediately.

As long as you play my game, I'll let you win~

E.

> Eclipse's favourite jingles

Hello Sir or Madam,

I come to deliver an important message.

I've already seen it and I obviously won't comply.

Please go elsewhere if you value your time.

Reblogs are stupid.

Now my blog looks silly.

Bah..

I found some.. light panel fragments that still work?

The light outside is dim during the daylight cycle but maybe I can use them to charge myself?

I still need to find a way to install them on something. And some cable that can be connected... to it?

Gosh, how does Eclipse do these things...

I'm on my last braincell for this project !

What shall I name it?

Project Sun shall survive until reunited with Clip?

Sheesh, what a mouthful.

Maybe Sunrise.

Sunrises are always full of hope and newness.

Project Sunrise... yeah!

This is the code that Solar Ec-- a friend modified for me to be able to withstand magical and psychic attacks.

It acts as a barrier and can be controlled at will.

You don't need to be able to use magic yourself, but you do need a temporary mana infusion to first activate it.

And you'll need more mana to actually manipulate it, in tandem with manual coding.

Are you up for the challenge?

I'll assist you, if needed.

And as for the mana, I can acquire that fairly easily.

@eclipse83

<Clip wasn't aware of Eclipse's inner thoughts and 5 minutes passed in amicable silence>

<The nanomachines then stopped working and a fully functioning, yet inactive, chamber had materialized.>

<Clip briefly inspected the machine and, deeming it up to standard, looked to Eclipse>

Are you ready?

Ofcourse.

I forgot.

This is foreign to you.

...

A moment.

<Eclipse could hear Clip input something on the panel>

Engaging rapid translation technology.

Please stand by.

<Piece by piece, Eclipse could see the code rearrange itself into something more readable, more direct. A binary that made sense, save for a few questionable things here and there. Almost like jargon from a different language: readable but hard to decipher without context. At least Eclipse could make some sense of it now...>

@eclipse83

<Clip wasn't aware of Eclipse's inner thoughts and 5 minutes passed in amicable silence>

<The nanomachines then stopped working and a fully functioning, yet inactive, chamber had materialized.>

<Clip briefly inspected the machine and, deeming it up to standard, looked to Eclipse>

Are you ready?

[He managed to slip out right before Clip crashed]

How are you feeling? Better? Was I successful in removing that virus? Did it feel good?

[Clip groaned as he rebooted, looking around in disorientation]

What ... happened?

[More to himself than anything, before addressing the other Eclipse]

I feel... good.

Sated, even, for whatever reason.

I was so hungry

--Are you alright ?

I still have a few more hours of charge to go in @starlightsecuritypuppet-ssp's charging chamber...

Kind of them to let me crash here.

They're charging now, too, I believe.

Poor thing went the extra mile.