Mallow Hallow

[ The first thing that shows up on the feed is something that looks a bit like a motorcycle, though there seem to be a few key components missing, like the brakes, the digital screen (which looks more like it's been ripped out than carefully removed), and a few other things. At the very least, the Momentum core which powers the D-Wheel is sitting off to the side, as dim as it'd been when it was still part of the machine. The entire thing looks a bit dirty with some scratches as if someone rushed to dismantle it.

And from the look on the face of the man that's sitting next to the D-Wheel, frown deep and brows furrowed as he sets the his communication device down and works on taking out the components of the engine that help it run on Momentum... it wasn't him that did it. ]

So, Momentum doesn't work here at all. [ Admittedly, the idea that it doesn't makes him feel a little homesick. ] Unfortunately, that's the only energy source I've ever worked with when building anything. I could probably use some help with a basic engine.

[ He could probably do it himself, but he'd rather have someone who knows exactly what they're doing actually making sure he's doing it right, especially since he doesn't particularly like the idea of just taking whatever he can without having to pay for it. Building a bike out of scraps that have been thrown away is different from just... taking whatever nice part is sitting in a storefront. It doesn't sit well with him at all. He lifts a screwdriver to clench between his teeth and leans in close to try to work on something inside of the D-Wheel, then takes the tool to tighten whatever it is. Once that's done, he sits up and presses a button that releases his Duel Disk from the dash, and he sighs in relief mumbling something about at least getting that fixed.

... Duel Disks are serious business, okay. Especially when he only has the one. ]

Has anyone else had issues with finding things of theirs dismantled after arriving?