[ It's well-made, at least, from a material somewhere between kevlar and carbon fiber. Thick enough to stop bullets, light enough to allow for full mobility. And while it won't hold up to a direct blast the way his usual armor would ... they'll still get through most threats easily enough
More importantly, though, it's damn hard to see in the dark like this. And there's a button on the inside of one hand that activates the circuits. Short bursts of actual invisibility, at least as long as the battery holds out. After a few moments, Callaghan's screen lights up as One activates it. Up comes the HUD and the radio. And then, a few minutes later, images start to appear along one side of the screen. Faces and names, the former obviously taken from security footage while the other is a result of cross-referencing. Some stats, where possible. But mostly, it's a list of criminals that Callaghan should recognize.
One says nothing. He leaves Callaghan to draw his own conclusions at first. ]
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Date: 2015-05-07 02:05 am (UTC)More importantly, though, it's damn hard to see in the dark like this. And there's a button on the inside of one hand that activates the circuits. Short bursts of actual invisibility, at least as long as the battery holds out. After a few moments, Callaghan's screen lights up as One activates it. Up comes the HUD and the radio. And then, a few minutes later, images start to appear along one side of the screen. Faces and names, the former obviously taken from security footage while the other is a result of cross-referencing. Some stats, where possible. But mostly, it's a list of criminals that Callaghan should recognize.
One says nothing. He leaves Callaghan to draw his own conclusions at first. ]