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A sigh escaped the lips of the engineer. The air was cold as it was late, later than she would have liked. Stain of old coffee wisped through the air as she had probably finished two pots by herself. The eyes and fingers of the young kunoichi looked over everything. It had to be correct. It wasn't everyday that something like this would be done. Prosthetics. The word itself was music to her ears. The idea of using her skills in puppetry to allow someone once again walk or to hold the hand of their beloved made her more excited than anything. In front of the woman laid beams of wood, pieces of varying metal, varying carmot crystals, and a blueprint posted on the wall. Kumomi stretched her arms above her head, interlocking her delicate yet strong fingers. With a slight popping sound coming from her shoulder she let out another sigh, but this one was of relief.
It was time, with blade like hands she cut her arms in front of her body sending thousands of chakra strings out and connecting to everything in front of her. A slight swarm of puppets came from behind her and onto the table. Moths and Mosquitos filled the air before she curved her hands aiming her palms at the piece of wood. She sent a surge of chakra to the log causing it to spend at high speed. The puppets would approach it cutting it into two separate pieces before cleaning it down to what would appear to be an upper arm and a forearm. She smiled before crossing her arms again drilling a hole through the two pieces. The two pieces were then lowered slowly back to the desk before she twitched her fingers at the pieces of metal. Hundreds of tiny pieces all began to float up and be struck by the mosquito puppets. This action slowly bent them into the shapes that were needed. With everything thing there she clasped her hands together to have the pieces collide. She pushed her hands forward sending screws and gears into their respective locations. This would allow the pieces to form a hand that could be moved just like a human one.
A sigh once again danced from her mouth. This was harder than she thought, and the chakra concentration was taking its toll already. Kumomi sent chakra threads out to align the three pieces in line before connecting extra gears and joints to connect them into a solid arm. She placed a hand on the table summoning forth spider puppets to crawl to the carmots. The spiders would begin to bite and cut the energy crystals into different sized gears and screws. Kumomi smiled, she loved these things. With a flick of her fingers Kumomi summoned chakra strings to connect to not only the arm but also the carmot gears. Aligning them to the inside of the arms she would create an individual chakra system that would work like a clock. Very similar to that of her own Clockwork Jutsu, Kumomi sent a large surge of chakra to tune the carmot to her jutsu. This design would be able to respond to the slightest chakra signal that could be traced along the nervous system. She let out a smile as she completed the prototype. It wasn't perfect but she was sure that it could impress her sensei, Kyuji.
Grabbing the wooden and metallic arm Kumomi would dart out of the room and back towards her sensei's office. Rounding the corner she would see that at this hour the hospital was empty. it was probably even later than she remembered. She finally made it to the door. She stopped and took a second to catch her breath before opening the door to see her Sensei. With a smile on her face she would address him. "Hello Kyuji-Senpai, Here's that prototype with the carmots filled with my Clockwork Jutsu like you asked. I hope it works out. I know it isn't very durable but I wa focussing more on the actual mechanical aspects rather than the design and durability..."<i></i> She chuckled as she caught herself rambling into her studious ways. Something that almost know one would want to hear.
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