The voice caused a memory to flicker through Lizor's processes. Sam Flynn. He had met this User not long after he had shown up on the Grid since this mess with the Portal. A bit awkward, but the warrior didn't have any harsh feelings towards the User. What had happened happened. It had been a matter of survival due to the fact they had little choice.
Besides, Lizor was actually in a good mood at the moment - and he had some good energy in his systems too. He listened with a nod - sliding a hand along the back of couch he reverted his staff back to a baton while slowly moving around to the front. He didn't disrupt Sam, rather he sat beside him and listened closely with a mild frown of curiousity as he mulled over what the 'game' was about. Modified Users fighting...aliens?
Sipping at his drink - he made a mental note to ask Aadi to help him see what this whole video game thing was at some point. Maybe they both could try it for fun.
The sounds he was hearing was unlike any weapons he had heard before. It wasn't the electronic buzzing hum of a disc...or the sounds of baton combat. The closest he could compare it to was energy weapons on a Light Jet...or even more so - the offensive output from a tank. The ra-ta-ta-ta-tat staccato type explosive noises were new though. He didn't interrupt the User from playing however, too polite to disrupt a round. As an ex-gamer himself, he knew to not interfere with a Game in progress.
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Besides, Lizor was actually in a good mood at the moment - and he had some good energy in his systems too. He listened with a nod - sliding a hand along the back of couch he reverted his staff back to a baton while slowly moving around to the front. He didn't disrupt Sam, rather he sat beside him and listened closely with a mild frown of curiousity as he mulled over what the 'game' was about. Modified Users fighting...aliens?
Sipping at his drink - he made a mental note to ask Aadi to help him see what this whole video game thing was at some point. Maybe they both could try it for fun.
The sounds he was hearing was unlike any weapons he had heard before. It wasn't the electronic buzzing hum of a disc...or the sounds of baton combat. The closest he could compare it to was energy weapons on a Light Jet...or even more so - the offensive output from a tank. The ra-ta-ta-ta-tat staccato type explosive noises were new though. He didn't interrupt the User from playing however, too polite to disrupt a round. As an ex-gamer himself, he knew to not interfere with a Game in progress.