[Pulse got up from his seat and approached the supply table, looking over the various materials laid out upon it. Picking up a blank card, he held it in both hands as he looked down at the other items, deeply confused. He was only familiar with digital design tools; real world tools, what he guessed were called "traditional" tools, were entirely foreign to him. Although, those long pointed things kind of looked like styluses. He carefully selected one and brought it back to his desk, feeling a little more confident about his task.
Though, it soon dawned on him that he knew nothing about how to operate this particular type of stylus. Where was the wireless signal? How was it supposed to interface with the graphic display? He turned it over and over in his hands, finally discovering a small lever on one side, near the thick end. Investigating the function of the lever, he pushed it inward, which resulted in a small jet of black ink spraying him in the face.]
Argh!
[He carefully placed the stylus down and raised his hand for questioning, ink dripping from his helmet. It did not appear at first to have covered any part of the visor which shielded his eyes, which was also black, though it became apparent by how one of his eyes seemed to have completely disappeared.]
Mister Bowser, I'm afraid I'm having trouble with my writing tool.
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Though, it soon dawned on him that he knew nothing about how to operate this particular type of stylus. Where was the wireless signal? How was it supposed to interface with the graphic display? He turned it over and over in his hands, finally discovering a small lever on one side, near the thick end. Investigating the function of the lever, he pushed it inward, which resulted in a small jet of black ink spraying him in the face.]
Argh!
[He carefully placed the stylus down and raised his hand for questioning, ink dripping from his helmet. It did not appear at first to have covered any part of the visor which shielded his eyes, which was also black, though it became apparent by how one of his eyes seemed to have completely disappeared.]
Mister Bowser, I'm afraid I'm having trouble with my writing tool.