//sorry for the drop in activity guys, I'm out of town for a concert and hanging with some friends. Should be back on Sunday though!
//hmm... should hachi have monowire or mantis blades?
Been thinking about this one for a while, but still can't decideโ
I like monowire for adding to her whole stealth shtick, but mantis blades are sooo cool.
I only do it for those I think were fun.
Can't go showing off to every poor gonk I zero. Got a reputation being quickโand quiet.
(It caught her by surprise, but only for a few seconds. Hachi kissed back and nearly whined when it ended. Ugh, she's always so touch-starved.)
I try not to make a habit of hanging around with mercs, but you're cute. You got an apartment around here?
(Hachi watched as Kim undressed, glowing red eyes drinking in as much of the view as they couldโand committing it all to memory.
A few moments later, she was stepping around Kim to stand behind her. Arms snaked around to her front, robotic fingers sinking into soft flesh.)
โ
I dunno, I'm real tempted to even things up, though my losses aren't exactly tangible for you like yours are for me.
(Her body pressed firmly against Kim's backside, hands fondling away at that magnificent chest.)
What kind of secret gets me more than just some fondling? โ
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I can feel practically everything. Not all 'borgs lose their sense of touch. Some of us need it to keep sane.
(Hachi lifted her top the rest of the way off and tossed it to the side, arms coming to rest by her sides.)
Wanna find out just how much I can still feel...?
I'm feeling generous. Enjoy~.
(Hachi can't help letting out a low chuckle at feeling the hands on her synthetic body. She pressed herself back into those hands, lips curling into a small smirk.)
Better than a 'ganic bod. Waaaaay more resilient, too...
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