#bhodi

pros of being off my meds: i have made so many creative leaps and bounds with my book and i have the desire to draw again

about xaden and imogen and garrick and bhodi…and EVERYTHING???

tbh i just finished this book a few days ago, is there an actual summary yet?

Rory e Iris, quiero que pase algo ahí, tenemos que estar muy pendientes. Cassie e India, no creo que nada serio pase pero vamos, al menos espero un beso después de esperar tanto para decirse las cosas. Sylas y Scott me llaman mucho la atención, quiero ver si son capaces de llegar a algo en esa cita. Por último, pero no menos importante, Ander y Bhodi me dan mucha curiosidad y espero tengamos más detalles muy pronto. Hay otros que tienen mucho potencial pero necesito ver más. 

There are two types of WarRig (mech) "pilots" !They do completely different things.

The typical Pilot can be called such. They can sometimes also be known as Controllers. They do what one may expect a pilot do to: pilot a mech. They typically have mechs with little to no sentience behind their AI, and view their machines as just tools to get jobs done. They rarely form actual bonds and will not experience pain when their Rig is destroyed.

The more uncommon type go by MANY names! "Handlers" is common. "Bot Trainers" is considered kind of mean. "Riders" is one they prefer, and some older pilots may even call themselves Rough Riders. These pilots rarely actually PILOT their mechs. They form incredibly close bonds with their mechs regardless of the status of their AI. They do not require sentience to form a bond. Their rigs are their friends, their partners. The nickname Riders comes from the fact that many of these special pilots prefer to do just that: ride on their mech. Rigs have many handles; they're easy enough to climb. Because these pilots have such close bonds, they go through intense pain when their mechs are destroyed. If the bond was strong enough, the Link between them severing could be enough to kill the pilot as well.