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Myriad Reality

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Take it apart.
*taps the watch and it floats above my hand and slowly disassembles*

@Galvanize

Just once?

Myriad Reality

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Depends on how long I study it.

@Galvanize

What all do you have to study?

Myriad Reality

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Almost anything. As long as it is mechanical and has metal. If it needs another component that isn’t metal, you would have to obtain that yourself.

@Galvanize

How precise can you make it?

Myriad Reality

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Better versions of appliances and machines that I had to work with. With most machines and gadgets, I can take them apart and essentially ingrain them into my memory of how to build them. Depending on the complexity and amount of parts a machine has, the longer it takes.
*claps my hands together and as I spread them away from each other a small watch gets made*
See? Unfortunately, I have nothing to power this, but all it needs is a battery!

@Galvanize

You can make anything?

Myriad Reality

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More of a one-off thing.

@Galvanize

Made anything cool?

Myriad Reality

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I want to use my hands to make things but also use my abilities. For small thing in businesses, but I don't want to do it for a living.

@Galvanize

More like a favor or a one-off, then?

Myriad Reality

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Yes and no.

@Galvanize

How do you mean?

Myriad Reality

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I did it to their systems to make them better, but they never knew. I just want to make things for a living.

@Galvanize

By hand then, I guess?

Myriad Reality

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Usually for my jobs. Keeps my noggin’ active.
*taps my head*
I like making complex things.

@Galvanize

So you used to be okay with doing magic and metal stuff for jobs?

Myriad Reality

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No problem! This would be a neat and creative way to use my abilities.

@Galvanize

Do you do stuff like that often?