“Completely fog-proof,” Morton informed him, ‘and strong enough to resist about 3,500 pounds of pressure.’
Looking at the flimsy piece of plastic, Zach found that extremely hard to believe. The body of the outfit looked, as Zach had before noticed, much like a wetsuit. Morton told him that it was exceptionally comfortable and flexible, but at the same time was sturdy enough to withstand extreme pressure. Coming up off of the shoulders were two small flashlights. Strapped across the waist was a belt, which Zach planned to use to hold his many weapons. Two massive tanks were strapped to the back of it, and a tube joined both of them and the helmet together. Finally, on the wrist of the suit was a small, bracelet-like device with two buttons, one larger than the other.
Morton pointed it out. “That would control your Heads Up Display, or your HUD. Press the large button once to activate it, and press it again to turn it off. When it is on, you will see from the inside of your helmet numerous bits of information. Here, put this on,” he said, handing Zach the helmet. Zach complied. Morton pressed the button, and all of the sudden, the visor of the helmet sprang to life. Numbers and images were spread out along the edge, still leaving Zach enough room to see. “If you look in the bottom left corner of your visor,” Morton instructed, “you will see a basic image of your suit. Currently it should be colored green, which signifies that everything is OK. Yellow means a possible danger, orange means an imminent danger, and red….well, if the suit is red, then you’re pretty much dead.” He laughed, but the humor was lost on Zach.
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