[At the very least, the plating comes off simply, and the organization of what is underneath isn't entirely complex on its surface. It's the interweaving of the organic that will make things a little rough, the mechanical skeletons and rotors and stabilization all covered very similarly to a human's most primary muscle structures.

Also, there is no easily visible way to tell how power is even being distributed from one place to another. No electricity, no magic - there is warmth radiating outward, but from what, exactly, can't really be seen.

There's definitely signs of crush damage, both in the organic tissue and the cracks in the beams and tubing settled underneath. But it is the organic tissue that may prove the larger oddity - like muscle in appearance and movement, but with no blood, and with a texture and breakage that looks both completely foreign and yet strangely familiar.]

Wars have been started o-- over far less. The life and trade of the laborer, v...versus the ones that benefit from that labor.

I can't imagine you would have been without some sort of unrest.