1. Ed likes Akin. It's... oddly never bothered him at all that Akin looks so very alien, I think the most is that he was thrown off a bit at the very start by the lack of eyes, but otherwise it just doesn't bug him at all. And after their last conversation, he's curious and would love to know more about Akin's society and constructs and the like.
2. It was honestly overwhelming. Both with suddenly having not just feeling but ALL THE FEELINGS in his ordinarily missing limbs, and with Akin's enhanced senses. It started out a bit dizzying, even, and took a while for him to get to a point of, if he tried, screening things enough to function for the duration of the game. Being back to his own body made the experience more interesting than disturbing (because it was over at that point), but it was a hell of a rush when it was going on.
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Date: 2011-07-04 05:39 am (UTC)1. Ed likes Akin. It's... oddly never bothered him at all that Akin looks so very alien, I think the most is that he was thrown off a bit at the very start by the lack of eyes, but otherwise it just doesn't bug him at all. And after their last conversation, he's curious and would love to know more about Akin's society and constructs and the like.
2. It was honestly overwhelming. Both with suddenly having not just feeling but ALL THE FEELINGS in his ordinarily missing limbs, and with Akin's enhanced senses. It started out a bit dizzying, even, and took a while for him to get to a point of, if he tried, screening things enough to function for the duration of the game. Being back to his own body made the experience more interesting than disturbing (because it was over at that point), but it was a hell of a rush when it was going on.
How's Akin doing these days anyway?