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[after facing Unicorn]

Char: <<Unreal. To think that such a thing exists...>>

Ayre; <<It seems that you are familiar with it, Casval.>>

Char: <<Only tangentially. But you sound curious. How much do you want to know?>>

Ayre: <<As much as you are willing to know.>>

Char: <<It can't be helped, I suppose. But then again, I barely know its existence in my time.>>

Ayre: <<Do tell...>>

Char, exhaling: <<I personally oversaw development of the Sazabi alongside Nani Miguel. After all, I required a machine that best embodied the movement I led, and the standard for the time called for a rig with perfect all-aspect capabilities. To that end, Anaheim Electronics developed psychoframe, a synthetic material that works to directly translate human thought into machine-readable code at an atomic level, granting direct control to limbic surfaces and weapon usage. By embedding computer circuitry directly onto the metal used for machine frames, it allows a pilot with the right aptitude to use mobile suits at high speed without any latency between inputs.>>

Ayre: <<I see. So your people have built a way to pilot something without augmenting its user, by making the interface itself as a direct link..>>

Char: <<We can leave it at that. I trust that you'll know what I am leaving out in due time. But the long and short of it is that psychoframe is akin to building an entire Armored Core either purely from Coral, or as a composite material. There is no need for augmentations on the part of the pilot, but challenges in other areas of construction meant that we limited its use to the cockpit modules.>>