He smiled brightly at her candidness.

"Honestly the machine itself isn't anything overly crazy. I am using the base template of the Mega Generators that oscar clayton, and GMH employ. I figured that Primal Energy would need something like that, with the amount of energy it produces there is bound to be a lot of heat. So the NeverMeltIce cooling system, and the brilliance of the machinery make for a proper base. The problem is, the way it conducts the energy. Part of the reason I was hoping Mega Stones, and Primal Shards would be somewhat comparable to one another is, it would make this much easier." It was why he had started with the Mega Generators as a template.

"Since that is not the case, and Primal Energy is far more volatile, I am going to require something that can concentrate it better. Something that can change the frequency of the energy at will, so that with the proper coordinates, you can freely choose where you visit. Which admittedly isn't easy. I've begun to gather data on the rifts, perhaps I can use their make up as a baseline, and then test my machine when I get a proper power source to see if I wind up in those dimensions." Those rifts were a godsend for this kind of task honestly. It was apparent that talking about this sort of stuff brought out a childlike excitement in the other wise composed man.

Not many were keen to have actual conversations with him about his actual hobbies, or were even capable of it.

"The name I am calling my work in progress is not very imaginative mind you. Just Primal Generators for now, but with the data I have collected from my nodes before I recalled them from the League. It is going well, or as well as I can manage on my own. I'll figure out a cooler name later." He chuckled a little. Aesthetics were just as much a part of science for him, as the formulas, and engineering. "The League has such technology at their disposal, but after my....Incident with Miss Melody Miro. I do not think they are going to be keen to share such knowledge with me. So I must fumble." Science after all was just trial, and error.

Lulu Flint

Of course he was very well aware that he didn't have her trust in this guise, or his other. That was just a barrier that would have to be overcome with time. At her words a brilliant smile lit up his face. If he noticed the falter in her persona, or not he mentioned nothing. Instead focusing on the topic at hand.

"Honestly that would be a big help. I bought four of those generators so I could tear them apart, and figure out how they work. Some may call that a waste, but it's more fun that way for me." He explained, not knowing at all that she had a hand in creating them. "I also figured Oscar wouldn't give me the blueprints if I asked." He chuckled a little as he admired the machinery. "They are a marvel though, thats why they were my first thought to go to for this project." He nodded at her.

"Well as I said my experiments probably won't get very far. I have to secure a source of Primal Energy to actually test it. But I am going to build a machine that can withstand it I hope, and then some. With all the Data my nodes have gathered from the flare ups that have been caused around Hoenn. I think I have a good idea of what the upper limits will be of the output. I'm going to import some special metal, and special wiring covers that can handle the heat that this thing will probably give off." Something with a huge melting point at the very least, and he already had several metals in mind.

"But I do appreciate the help honestly. When I start the construction phase would you like to come to my lab to check it out? If not that is fine, but since you allowed me in one of your facilities, fair is fair y'know." He chuckled as the images projected from his HoloWatch vanished, and it was just the two of them again. "But either way I do appreciate your time today." He said simply, and began to stand up. "Is there anything else you would like to ask before I depart?" She was a busy woman he presumed, and he had already taken up plenty of her time. No need to overstay his welcome.

Lulu Flint