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Ty was silent flor a moment, and then nodded.

"Sure." he said.

"Let's actually WATCH a movie for once." he told her.

"You want something to eat with it?" he asked.

"I can order us in something, we can park ourselves on the couch, and veg out."

Ty smiled at her.

"I never thought it WASN'T worth it." he told her.

"Seriously. This was always worth it. And the fact that it's worked means this is even better." he said further.

"Lunet, I'm glad you're able to truly see." he went on.

"You can freely explore this world now." he reasoned. "Without someone needed to help you." he added.

"Which is something EVERYONE should be able to do."

Leo smiled.

"I don't intend to disappear." he told her.

"And you're welcome. Again." he then said.

"I'm just glad it worked." he said further.

"I'm glad this was all a success, and you can now SEE the world you live in." he continued.

"...and now you're free to be the game developer you deserve and strive to be."

"You're welcome." Leo replied.

"Happy to help." Rene told her.

"So if you're ready to go, we can send you and Ty home." he added.

"Thanks." Ty said. "For everything that the two of you have done." he said further.

"We do what we can to help." Leo said.

Leo just sighed.

"I'm not special otherwise." he shrugged.

"Might as well have my HAIR be visually interesting." he said.

"Well, with that being done, I think you might be good to go home now." Rene told Lunet.

"Or... wherever you wish to go, and SEE."

Leo shrugged.

"If you feel some changes can be made, do it." he told her.

"There's a thumb drive in there with a copy of the coding used." he said.

"Dick around if you want." he said further.

"But you can see clearly?" he asked. "Just for confirmation?"

"It's truly a miracle." Ty responded.

"And technology." Leo said.

"But glad that it worked." he then said further.

"I made up a manual for you as well." he went on.

"See all the features and stuff."

Rene smirked.

"Well then." he said.

"Congratulations, Leo." he said to Leo. "Looks like you've given sight to the blind." he told him.

"...heh." Leo chuckled lightly.

Ty just smiled a little, as he looked at Lunet.

"So. You finally get to SEE the world." he commented.

Ty was on the edge of his seat, while Leo just stood there.

Rene crossed his arms over his chest.

"...well?" he asked.

"How are things?" he asked her.

"I'm guessing from the reaction, it worked?"

"Sorry I let you fumble like that." he said.

Ty and Rene were just silent, and shook their heads.

"Anyway." Rene muttered.

"Lunet, turn on the visor." he told her.

"See if this worked."

Leo looked ashamed. He should have known she'd have trouble. But he had just handed it to her like that.

He was silent and looked away from her.

"No." he said.

"You'll feel a shock when it turns on." he then added.

"Power button's on the left side." he finished, as he started getting ready to leave.

"Indeed." Leo replied.

He then set the briefcase he had down on Rene's desk and opened it, revealing a rather sleek-looking visor, fitted for Lunet's head.

"All right..." Leo mumbled.

"Lunet, here you go." he told her, placing the visor in her hands carefully, so that she was holding it in such a way she could easily put it on. "Slip it on and wait until you 'feel' the connection, and... well... it should start working." he said further.

He then took a step back, and bit his lip, crossing his fingers on both his hands.

Leo was silent for a moment.

"VERY confident." he said.

"How confident is 'VERY' confident?" Ty asked suspiciously.

"I'm quite sure this will wor-" Leo started to say, before Rene interjected.

"Numbers, Leo." he said. "Give a ballpark percentage on how sure you are that Lunet will be able to see, after all the time she's waited, all the updates she's received, the surgery she went through, the recovery, the nervousness..." he listed off. "The very least you can do is put everything on the table, and leave NO ambiguity." he stressed.

"..." Leo then just sighed.

"I am 85% sure this will work." he told them.

"And by that, I mean there is an 85% chance this will work beautifully, and a 15% chance it won't work at all." he clarified. "Normally there's gradients for how WELL it will work, but mana tends to mitigate that risk into being negligible when it comes to being integrated with technology." he explained.

"Good." Rene said.

"Still feeling fine? No abnormalities or anything?" he asked.

"Nope." Lunet replied.

"Excellent." Rene said.

They were waiting for about 5 minutes, before there was a knock on the door.

"It's me." Leo said from the other side of it.

"Enter." Rene told him, which he did, making his way to Lunet.