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After processing the payment, Delia handed the card back to Sandra. "One more thing, most of the parts in your body including your skeleton are made of a lightweight titanium alloy. If you ever get mugged and someone stabs or shoots you. It will only result in skin damage, no parts should be damaged in such cases." Delia explained.

She then began unpacking the boxes revealing weapons and ammo in the first box. "Perfect. The guns for the cybernetic police with rubber bullets and tranquilizers. Cygen was given a contract to supply the cyborgs at the police department with non-lethal weaponry. The only thing is that the police must gain permission from Cygen to even be able to use them. Same will go for soldiers once we get that up and running, however it is more strict with them and unauthorized access to integrated weapons results in punishment through agonizing pain. Cygen is the only supplier of cybernetics in the city and the main supplier in the nation. Politicians aren't so worried about conditions and consequences as long as they get their supersoldiers. Luckily, Cygen would never allow such to be used against civilians in case a government is so malevolent to even consider taking arms against its own citizens. And what are they going to do against us anyways? Most cyborg employees are equipped with hardened skin that sort of acts like kevlar. We also offer it for civilians but it is expensive. Only downside is that you are more visibly cyborg. Look at me for instance, my skin shines and you can see where joints meet and that the facial skin is in two sections." Delia said.

The fact that she could say this so easily was because no one could really provide proof in case they were to tell anyone and secondly, Delia was a somewhat important person in Cygen, owning a branch and having a decision making position at HQ.

Delia listened to Hikaru's question and then answered: "Well I got a machine that builds the body and makes most of the parts. I just have to manually build in any parts that aren't produced here." Delia found it to be a shame that the girl was so dependent on her parents to decide whether she could become a full cyborg or not. Maybe I could do something to convince her parents. I will have her become a full body cyborg. Delia thought.