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He kept his gaze averted. He wasn’t even WATCHING, and still, his frame FLINCHED now and then as his squadmate’s tools dug around in the MECHANICAL GUTS of his forearm. Occasionally his arm twitched or his fingers flexed, though it was obvious he was trying to keep still.
His arm had been nearly crushed earlier in the match, but it was still INTACT, and Revenant had been determined to IGNORE IT... until his trigger finger had begun acting up. It was only then that he caved to Lifeline’s incessant, disapproving looks. They had found somewhere quiet to sit where she could work on it, just enough to get his hand fully operational again.
But he was restless. IMPATIENT. Every passing second that the sim allowed for repairs, the absurdity of his own pain was forced to the forefront of his AWARENESS. In the heat of battle, it was a peculiarity that was easy for others to brush off, maybe even altogether forget about. But here, in the QUIET, Lifeline had a private, front row seat to the GHOST of the simulacrum’s humanity, and Revenant was made to sit and SUFFER its exposure.









