The T.R.I.M.I.C.E.S.E.

Loras taps the hoverboard once before quickly hopping off, the vehicle floating down to Rin's level. He'd then return the smile, giving the yordle a thumbs up. "Loras Hawkins. You may have heard of me."

Heimerdinger packed a few things and then headed towards the door. "Well, Rin. It looks like you've got everything under control. Some paperwork awaits for me at the academy, so I'll be there if you need me!" Heimerdinger waved the both of them goodbye and then scurried out the door.

Rin's ears perked slightly, all though her gaze didn't move from the board. She started mumbling to herself "Loras... Disease... child proDOGY OH RIGHT YOU WERE THAT KID THEY DIDN'T RELEASE YOUR NAME AND I HAD JUST MOVED HERE AND"

Rin nearly dropped the board as the realization donned on her. She caught the hovering object with her tail, however, and quickly composed herself.

"Terribly sorry! Like I said, I live under a rock. Well, technically, I had just moved here when all that happened. I was a bit busy, but I remember the article in the paper. I never heard anything else after that! Good to see you are okay, though!"

Her eyes toggled to the paper, then back to the board "I think I've got most of it down, actually. That there is the intake, you probably have a mana core in here that helps lock in... the power you give it? I assume you can power it yourself?"

Rin set Ambition down carefully, taking the paper and smiling.

"Awesome, I was right! Though, I had no idea.. your uhm.. watchy thingie, does that help it too?"

"Hm, interesting. Ah, you must use a different capacitor then. I've been using mana cores since they are cheap. It's great for storing aetheric energy, and you can reverse the polarity to make a battery out of them! Dunno if I'd work for larger entities, but for small things like my glider and your hover board, it should do nice."

Rin flipped her hair back, setting the paper down on Heimer's desk and pulling out one of her own blue prints.

"Just from looking, it looks like your issue lies in the... whatever kind of core you are using to store energy. I don't think it's expelling enough. Your electricity is...." Her eyes darted to his shoulder pad, sparking with energy, and back to the paper "well, potent. That is quiet obvious. I think you might just be overloading it. The polarity system with the mana cores I have should be able to pull in and expel the energy properly, while keeping your board cool enough to function. Granted, we might have to build in an exhaust pipe of sorts... or, if you have other ideas of what to do with the newly discharged electricity that you feed it?"

"Er, sorry, I know it's called a mana core, but its different. It's for containing aetheric materials... magic. Magic in its stored position, no matter what it is, in its basic form, is mana. When you add then its elements to the base atom of mana... you create the magic!"

Rin giggled and smiled up at Loras. She hopped unusually high up to sit cross legged on the desk to better be eye-to-eye with the young human boy.

"Y'see, the mana cores I use are just storage for magic. Your electricity is an element, which, in term, can be a magic. It is an element, and its base form can be broken down into mana. The discharge from it can then be produced out into something else. Example, for my glider, the expulsion is actually just the force, or the aether, without an element. I use it to create the rest of the wing for my glider, and also for a forceful 'push'."

"Granted, we'd have to do something different for yours. The mana intake I get from the aetheric levels in the air is VERY simple compared to the amount your electricity would give out. We could probably do a turbo boost? But we'd still have too much left over. You'd probably fry yourself with said turbo boost... or knock yourself out." Rin too began mumbling on with him, exchanging idea after idea, before snapping her fingers.

"Shields! Depending how much you feed it, you could get one hell of a shield out of it, and anything left over could ALSO be a boost! A good reflection of both. AND for an added protection, we can add grounding containers to help discharge the excess electricity, making sure you don't blow yourself up! What say you, sir?"

Rin scurried for parts herself, disappearing behind piles of tools and hidden walls within Heimer's shop. After a good 20 minutes of digging, she came back out with an assortment of parts.

"Not sure we'll need all this, but hopefully Heimy won't mind.." She flashed a sheepish grin to Loras. "Hehehehehe..."

She started handing parts up to Loras, pointing now and again where she thought one item or another would work better. Though, she was sure he got the point of what they were trying to do. She compared different cores, some different fiber optics for the wiring, and even began juggling a core with her foot before kicking it off into the distance with a loud clank.

"That one was crap."