[ Caution is always good. And yet so are breaks. Vincent's approach invokes no sense of danger to the senses. Calm and ordinary approach, no subterfuge. His eyes are red and seem to glow. His skin, as much as it can be seen between the high cloak collar and the crimson scarf wrapped around his brow, is pale.
He'd been like that since arriving though. The night ensures signs of fatigue aren't plaguing the gunman and his new fangs? Easily hidden. What changes Vincent has suffered probably aren't evident to ordinary senses.
Acute smell might pick up the hint of blood. But it's not human and given the fights with monsters, that's probably ordinary. ]
That comes later. [ Vincent's gaze studies the components of the forge then return to give Jayce a similarly observant once over. ] Given our circumstances, capacity and skills came first.
[ He finally focuses on Jayce in a manner that is more conducive to conversation than pure observation. His tone remains calm and without much emotion; his manner suggesting the pragmatism is guiding his words than enthusiasm. ]
Ammo is limited. Even if molds are made, there's the chemical components to worry about. Better to modify guns so they can use and handle the power of the most common calibers that get salvaged. And repair some of the parts from firearms.
[ He snorts slightly; for a moment breaking the realist's stance with the resigned disapproval of many salvaged guns' condition when they were in the hands of those raiders. ] Most aren't in great condition.
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He'd been like that since arriving though. The night ensures signs of fatigue aren't plaguing the gunman and his new fangs? Easily hidden. What changes Vincent has suffered probably aren't evident to ordinary senses.
Acute smell might pick up the hint of blood. But it's not human and given the fights with monsters, that's probably ordinary. ]
That comes later. [ Vincent's gaze studies the components of the forge then return to give Jayce a similarly observant once over. ] Given our circumstances, capacity and skills came first.
[ He finally focuses on Jayce in a manner that is more conducive to conversation than pure observation. His tone remains calm and without much emotion; his manner suggesting the pragmatism is guiding his words than enthusiasm. ]
Ammo is limited. Even if molds are made, there's the chemical components to worry about. Better to modify guns so they can use and handle the power of the most common calibers that get salvaged. And repair some of the parts from firearms.
[ He snorts slightly; for a moment breaking the realist's stance with the resigned disapproval of many salvaged guns' condition when they were in the hands of those raiders. ] Most aren't in great condition.