ITT: We are in an Eternal Engine

At least you now know exactly what Yukari's gaps are.

GOODBYE, FRIENDS.

-More Gears start flying loose.-

-dodges gears-

is there a hacker in the room who can make an independent AI that won't go insane?

-insane gibbering from HAL, and giant springs start flying loose.-

Uhh, somebody better fix this. I don't think what's outside is the most hospitable environment for squishy carbon sacks like myself.

-Yukari places borders around the outside of the Engine-

That should sort it.

So, now...

-ducks to dodge a gear-

... We're going to be stuck in a giant mess of free-floating springs, gears and other mechanical bits and pieces?

-A voice sounds over the intercom- Okay... Let's see what this wire does! -The lights go out- Okay, not that one... How about this? -An angry screeching begins- No, definitely not that one! This one, maybe? -The engine slowly shuts down- There we go!

Great. Now there's no gravity.

-starts floating away from the floor.-

Its better then dieing.

Normally I would agree but how bout dying from lack of oxygen? no gravity=No air pressure

edited 21st Apr '11 1:09:05 PM by stevebat

I guess A Wizard Did It.

edited 21st Apr '11 1:58:23 PM by Littlequeen

-Facepalms at sirnoob-

Then how do astronauts survive on the ISS?

Actually, air pressure would still exist. It depends on volume.

And Yukari sorted THAT problem with boundaries.

Wait, what'd I do?

-still floating-

So...

-drifts through gap, while No Legs and Cirno are flying around-