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Oakly Is Just The Figurehead/Q and A with Oakly/Obake/Zykira

So, as a system I try to give each of us some things where we can have some sort of recognition. So since my Tumblr is mostly about BH6 and Oakly can hop dimensions she’s simply the figurehead. But I assure you, I (Zykira -the main fronter and owner of the body) is usually the one posting. If Oakly is sharing her story though, that’s her posting. Some of us might post and you’ll never know which of us is. The whole AU about Obake winning isn’t a fanfiction to us, to her it was a very real experience. Though reliving it isn’t always fun, she hopes that you guys can come to at least find it interesting. So that maybe reliving those memories or her time in that dimension wasn’t a waste. Though she’s 183 years of age, it’s not unlikely that she has a lot of story to tell. But we’ll stick to the Big Hero 6 stuff. Oh btw, Obake, Oakly and I are all open for questions! Quite frankly we’d welcome some. Whatever you got as long as they’re appropriate, of course. Make them interesting if you can! And if any of my other headmates want to be asked questions, we’ll let you know!

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Project Protection: AKA Oakly. (In one dimension she works for Obake in replacement of Noodle Burger Boy.) 184 years of age. Cyborg. Capable of hopping dimensions. 4′ 6″ (with ears) 4′ 0″ (without her mech. ears) Project Protection was designed as a weapon to protect people in higher places. Presidents, the rich, whoever would and could afford her. She was a government project. Best with hand-to-hand combat. Skilled in assassination, theft and spying. Mostly blind in her left eye. Mute with ears that create expression. A mask to hide scars from surgeries. Retractable claws that add extra punch when retracted. All metal made of titanium. Highly immune to venoms, poisons, and other toxins. Extremely poweful immune system and immediate antibody responses to deadly diseases and viruses. Computer brain allows for this along with anti-aging abilities. Immortal until killed. Fights at extremely high speeds, giving enemies little to no reaction time. Often aims for the eyes, puncturing the eyes means either blinding or death, depending on how far her claws reach in. Either way, effective. Low stamina. Capable of taking on several enemies but tends to grow weary fairly fast. Needs only a few minutes of rest to build this back up. Deadly accuracy. Strength of three men. Other weaknesses include electrical shocks, sticky things, loud radio frequencies or frequency jammers, several distracting noises, as she relies heavily on her ears over her eyes when fighting. Other weaknesses include water, great at swimming but cannot fight well when in the water, and exposed areas on the body. Places that aren’t her mask or her arm coverings. The claws are only removable by surgery and even then would not be wise to remove. Ears also only removable by surgery, not attached to mask. Mask clicks onto the ears to stay on. The mask CAN be knocked off but it’s very difficult. Defied creators, can still be controlled with a remote. Not a mind control thing, more just like an extremely painful shock to keep her in line. She cannot destroy it or touch it due to programming reasons. Could not fully fight her programming. A long while ago she burned her first home (the lab), her creators and her best friend all in one place, escaping and living simply to survive at this point. Sometimes encountering villains out in search for weaponry or henchmen. Sometimes encountering heroes in search for information. Choosing neither to be hero or villain. Ear colors: Color coordinate ———————– RESPONSES Blue - maybe Yellow - I don’t know Green - yes Red - no ———————- MOODS Red - anger, hatred, dislike, frustrated Orange - faithful, sure of self, confident Yellow - confused, lost, curious Green - happy, excited, loving Blue - uncertain, spacing out Purple - sad, tired, lonely, desperate Pink - afraid, shocked, surprised, embarrassed White - calm, relaxed, strange, bored Gray - annoyed, defiant, weirded out Black - distracted, pained, ashamed Blank - emotionless, sleeping, unconscious —color combo— White/purple - depressed Red/purple - upset Red/pink - distressed, intimidated Red/orange - determined Red/gray - irritated, disgusted Purple/pink - overwhelmed Blue/ yellow - wary, on guard, expecting Blue/black - thinking deeply Blue/green - caring, concerned Pink/blue - nervous Purple/black - exhausted Green/pink - relief Red/green - flustered —complicated color combo— Depressed + green - jealous Intimidated + green - trying to please Depressed + gray - uncomfortable Upset + blue - insecure Deep thinking + white - left out Rainbow - ears can’t keep up with emotions (used bases for the two half bodies, everything else drawn on my own with no base/reference)

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Protect Your Construction Projects with Contract Works Insurance

Construction projects come with many dangers that may affect project delivery schedules and costs. Contract Works Insurance helps to safeguard any construction project from damage and losses. The contract works insurance policy will offer material damage cover protecting your project against fire or accident.

Another aspect of contract works insurance is third party liability cover that offers protection from liabilities arising from any injury or damages to other people's property through the process of constructing a building.

The delay in startup or advanced consequential loss is another benefit of contract works insurance. With such insurance, you can get protection in case there are delays in completion of the project.

Contract works insurance can be offered to both small construction projects and large developments. Invest in contract works insurance to safeguard your projects from losses.

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A Guide to Understanding Builder's Risk Insurance

Most construction projects come with inherent risks, and that's where a specialized insurance policy designed for construction projects can provide the protection you need. This type of coverage is tailored to safeguard buildings under construction, as well as the materials and equipment involved in the process. Understanding the details of this policy is essential for anyone taking part in a construction project, whether you're a property owner, general contractor, or subcontractor.

This insurance typically covers a wide range of risks, including fire, lightning, hail, explosions, theft, vandalism, and even natural disasters like hurricanes. If unforeseen events threaten your construction site, the policy provides financial protection to help minimize losses. It’s also important to know who benefits from this coverage not just property owners, but also general contractors, subcontractors, lenders, and architects who may need it to protect their interests.

When exploring your options, consider the types of property the policy covers. Commonly included items are building materials, supplies, and equipment that are on-site, in transit, or stored at other locations. In addition to protecting physical assets, the policy often addresses lost sales, rental income, and extra loan interest incurred due to delays caused by covered incidents. It may also cover expenses like debris removal, pollutant cleanup, and temporary structures such as scaffolding and forms.

However, it’s just as important to understand what this type of coverage does not include. Exclusions often apply to wear and tear, employee theft, damage caused by rust or mechanical breakdowns, and events like acts of terrorism or war. Additionally, defects in design, workmanship, or materials are typically not covered. Being aware of these limitations ensures you’re fully prepared when selecting your policy.

Several factors can influence the cost of this Builder's Risk Insurance, such as the type of construction materials used, the scope of your project, and the coverage limits you choose. Working with an experienced insurance agent or broker can help you find a policy that aligns with your specific needs and risks.

Finally, be clear about the timeline of your coverage. Policies typically start when construction begins or when you take possession of the property and end when the building is occupied or put to its intended use. Knowing these details will help you manage exposures and avoid gaps in protection.

By understanding how this insurance works, you can safeguard your investments and effectively navigate the complexities of construction projects. Stay informed and proactive to ensure a successful and secure building process.

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