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[soundsurfing]

Yes sir!

[For his part, Beat is very good at note taking. He doesn't understand a lick of what Robotnik says, of course, and what he writes down may be misspelled as he does it phonetically, but it's all there.

As well as a few doodles of Robotnik being buggy and flittering about. When he's done, he looks up and squints a little.]

Haywire how, yo? I mean, I ain't gonna understand it prolly but hit me. Like, it's actually got juice to it?

[evilgrows]

It's been a while since I've seen something like this. Fog in its uncondensed form wields a good amount of power, of course, but this is off the charts. The last time I truly saw something so seemingly limitless... well, he's very limited here.

[He doesn't exactly explain further as he taps at his wrist computer thoughtfully.]

Of course, I designed the charts, so I could probably nudge the upper limits up a little. Note to self: do that next time.

[He taps on his wrist again.]

I'll have to save the real test for a point where we can avoid as much local nonsense as possible so it doesn't taint the results.

[soundsurfing]

Uhh....

[It takes the werewolf a moment to think that over, rotating it in his head like a tumbling hotdog, before his ears perk.]

You think it gonna do what we think it gonna do, then? Beef you up pretty hard? I know it might make you whack lookin', if it gives you a super Fog form.

[He scratches his chin, squinting thoughtfully (and happily) as he does.]

Huh... is Fog forms more powerful? I ain't never tested it 'fore. Surely they gotta be, right?

[evilgrows]

That's... a good question. At the moment, I don't change in any noticable way when the fog rolls around, so I haven't been able to test that personally.

[Which might be annoying for scientific purposes, but not having to deal with a completely different set of changes every time the weather fucks around is a lot more workable.

Still...]

I wonder if something like this could force just such a transformation?