there are so many questionable bits of this idea.
- First of all, how long have these two been sneaking in and out of this place to completly coat the (subsurface) hull of a freaking aircraft
carrier?
- Not to mention the way enviromentalists are going to bitch about all the wavium these two have ended up dumping into the water in the process.
- They fly up into the air and then communicate by charades? Why don't they just speak out loud? It's not like it'd be any more obvious than a
bright white suit of armor hovering in midair in front of at least one security camera.
- They are surprised that there's no controls for vertical movement?![[Image: sick.gif]](http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/sick.gif)
It's an aircraft carrier, not a submarine.
- How exactly does Artificer spot a 'metaphorical' flash of brillance?
- Hero's suit must have ungodly amounts of thrust, because, partially waved hull or not, an aircraft carrier is gonna have a massive amount of
inertia to overcome.
- the carrier just so happens to have a SR-71 on the deck (a plane which was never carrier based to my knowledge), and Hero somehow didn't notice
this earlier when they were hovering around playing charades?
- 'drifted over international airspace'? That quickly? And might I point out that waving part of the hull by no means makes the whole
thing spaceworthy. It's engines are not waved and it's not airtight. Hero and Artificer are going to push the ship up to orbit and then do what?
Push it to their base of operations? With no more food, water or air available than what is in their suits?
- 'Hero' casually drops the guard (and she'd better hope there was only the one aboard, otherwise murder charges may come up) a few feet onto to
the dock that 'fell apart'. There's no chance of serious injury there, really.
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- First of all, how long have these two been sneaking in and out of this place to completly coat the (subsurface) hull of a freaking aircraft
carrier?
- Not to mention the way enviromentalists are going to bitch about all the wavium these two have ended up dumping into the water in the process.
- They fly up into the air and then communicate by charades? Why don't they just speak out loud? It's not like it'd be any more obvious than a
bright white suit of armor hovering in midair in front of at least one security camera.
- They are surprised that there's no controls for vertical movement?
It's an aircraft carrier, not a submarine.- How exactly does Artificer spot a 'metaphorical' flash of brillance?
- Hero's suit must have ungodly amounts of thrust, because, partially waved hull or not, an aircraft carrier is gonna have a massive amount of
inertia to overcome.
- the carrier just so happens to have a SR-71 on the deck (a plane which was never carrier based to my knowledge), and Hero somehow didn't notice
this earlier when they were hovering around playing charades?
Quote: "What do you plan to to do about those?" She points to the flock of jets on the radar screen.
"What about them?We've drifted over international airspace. " She tells Artificer.
"They're chasing us. " Artificer tells her dryly.
"They'll stop once they run out of air. I tossed the security guard overboard " Hero tells her. coconspirator.
"Did he survive?"
"Eh. " Hero shrugs "He was only a few feet above the docks. "
- 'drifted over international airspace'? That quickly? And might I point out that waving part of the hull by no means makes the whole
thing spaceworthy. It's engines are not waved and it's not airtight. Hero and Artificer are going to push the ship up to orbit and then do what?
Push it to their base of operations? With no more food, water or air available than what is in their suits?
- 'Hero' casually drops the guard (and she'd better hope there was only the one aboard, otherwise murder charges may come up) a few feet onto to
the dock that 'fell apart'. There's no chance of serious injury there, really.
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"I've always wanted to be somebody, but I should have been more specific." - George Carlin