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Makena walked into Shuri's lab, Okoye and Ramonda behind her as her heels clicked against the floor with each step.
"Is it just me or, does this keep getting uglier?" Okoye questioned, referring to the new suit design for the Dora Milaje that was on the holographic screen.
"It's you," Shuri said, a bit offended, from atop the vibranium detector machine.
"So, does it work?" Ramonda asked her daughter.
"Yes. This thing can detect the altered frequency of vibranium, through water, stones, and even heavy metals. Whoever built this is brilliant." Shuri explained, pretty impressed with the machine.
"Come, look," Shuri gestured to a lot of parts she took out of the machine and Makena, Okoye and Ramonda looked at it all.
"Some are custom parts and others look like they are gathered from a junk yard," Shuri explained.
"I am still struggling to believe that vibranium exists outside of Wakanda," Okoye expressed.
"Perhaps, there was more than one meteor, right. Our planet is covered of mostly water so it's really reasonable that the one just landed there," Shuri reasoned.
"This changes everything that we know." Ramonda revealed.
Makena kinda blocked out a bit of their conversation as she worked on fixing her spear. She had accidentally broken it when she was training due to anger. She didn't know why her anger was rised but she wanted to find it out soon before she lost control.
"Those stories are seared in my mind." Makena heard the end of Okoye's sentence, not really understanding.
"That sounds very painful," Shuri mumbled sarcastically.
Makena's hands shook as she became frustrated with the spear not going as she wanted it to. "Calm down, Kena," Makena heard Shuri mumble into the coms, almost like she sensed Makena was anxious and frustrated.
