[There's a lengthy pause as 2B considers how to describe it. For one, she's not sure how familiar Jude would be with more technical terms. What would be easiest for her might just confuse him or paint an even more unclear picture. She wants to make this as easy to understand for him as possible, but she's not sure she knows how.
Besides that though, it's... still strange for her, to think of the Bunker as completely gone. She's thought plenty about how the Commander and 6O are dead, but she had so little time to process everything that happened and what the consequences of all that might've been.]
It was an orbital satellite up in space. YoRHa had a few other stations, but the Bunker was our main headquarters. Active units had rooms there to rest in between missions, and there were a few different areas. There was the Hangar, where we stored flight units and used them to take off if the transporter wasn't available, or the maintenance area where 801S ran a shop for supplies. The main area with our rooms and the control center had a lot of windows, so you could see out into space and Earth. Since the Bunker itself was curved, the view from there was very different compared to here.
[And of course, it's all in the past tense. She's not sure how much of these technical details would interest Jude though, so she tries to think of things about the Bunker that aren't so plain.]
There was no color there, since we were up in space. Everything was black and white and gray. [That's probably a good scientific reason for it aside from the purely metaphorical one.]
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Besides that though, it's... still strange for her, to think of the Bunker as completely gone. She's thought plenty about how the Commander and 6O are dead, but she had so little time to process everything that happened and what the consequences of all that might've been.]
It was an orbital satellite up in space. YoRHa had a few other stations, but the Bunker was our main headquarters. Active units had rooms there to rest in between missions, and there were a few different areas. There was the Hangar, where we stored flight units and used them to take off if the transporter wasn't available, or the maintenance area where 801S ran a shop for supplies. The main area with our rooms and the control center had a lot of windows, so you could see out into space and Earth. Since the Bunker itself was curved, the view from there was very different compared to here.
[And of course, it's all in the past tense. She's not sure how much of these technical details would interest Jude though, so she tries to think of things about the Bunker that aren't so plain.]
There was no color there, since we were up in space. Everything was black and white and gray. [
That's probably a good scientific reason for it aside from the purely metaphorical one.]