The fires of war were all around.
The place was in ruins.
Anyone who saw the scene before them would be filled with emotion.
With such prerequisites, there's no subsidy you couldn't get.
Unfortunately, the 'communication device' was broken.
In such a collapse, the extremely sophisticated 'communication device' couldn't remain undamaged.
And the more complex the machine, once damaged, the harder it is to repair, even if it seems completely intact from the outside.
Of course, it's not absolute.
Sometimes, if the angle is right and you give it a light tap,
there is a probability it could recover.
But most likely, the damage would increase.
Only someone extremely familiar with it could succeed.
Such familiarity must be an integration of human and machine.
"That may not be the case,"