QUESTION: What are the heels on INNOCENT skinsuits for?
✦ To stomp adversaries and rotten wood, break through doors and find items in boxes.
✦ It enhances the precision and discipline of your steps.
✦ To grip the stirrups of mechanical armor. These high-powered machines have a morgellonic chasse and require a “firm way”, especially when ammunition is low and further confrontation becomes highly physical and “muddy”.
EXAMPLE: Vesp-class armor has a Misericorde, a reciprocating knife that wedges into cracks made in adversarial armor, useful for penetrating the enemy chevalier. Even if you can’t reach the pilot, applying a strong vibration to their cockpit could result in brain damage or even cerebral hemorrhage–if the cockpit’s protective membrane has been torn open. A cascade of seemingly minor or cosmetic blows can court felicity.
So really you see there is nothing laughable about the INNOCENT skinsuit, and this kind of talk is the result of unauthorized sects ignorant of the true way of thinking and prone to perverse beliefs. Not least of which is jealousy.
A second type is the foot glove, useful for much-directional traversal of wilderness or morgellonic districts.
There was a brief attempt at an INNOCENT “tactical sandal” but we don’t talk about that.
Despite all attempts at diplomacy, it is widely known that many encounters will inevitably be decided by “leg on leg” combat (from which we see the origin of the phrase, “brought to heel”). This is why martial dance must be practiced diligently to avoid unfortunate outcomes.
technical illustrations by draftsman 1st class Vich
