"There you go. It's impact cutting, you're probably fine to run around even on a recently healed leg, give it a whirl."

She tries jumping.

The suit can't predict-and-amplify her as well as it can predict Lorica, because Rewind doesn't have implants, but it's easy for her to touch the ceiling and she lands lightly.

"How do I fly?"

"...I explained it's not point-and-click. But now that you've mentioned it the bot knows you've got flying on the brain and you should be able to kick off, and it'll get easier as it learns you better."

She tries jumping again.

And this time she winds up hovering about a foot off the ground.

"Woo! This is awesome!" She tries leaning forward.

The bot understands that! It propels her forward at a nice sedate inside-Lorica's-workshop pace.

"Eeeeee!" she says, trying to turn around and go the other way.

She swivels in the air and goes the other way, veering slightly anywhere she turns her head towards or looks at for more than a moment.

Her movements are a bit more expansive than that, using her whole body to turn, and doing so in a zigzagging fashion akin to the way she moves on the field.

The bot picks up on this after some practice.

"I'm gonna need to play with this, with like, dummies or something. Oh I bet I can get Glam to make me pretend villains to swat!"

"I bet they'd be delighted." (Glam's shoulderbot relays this idea and admonishes them to be gentle with the suit and Rewind.)

Glam promises they'll be nice.

Good.

"What now, then? Do I gotta give you the suit and only take it when I use it or do I take it with me or what?"

"I'm still making finishing touches but you can practice with it whenever I'm not doing that. Your shoulderbot can let you know."

"Oh, okay. Do you know when it'll be, like, totally complete?"

"It'll be ready to go out with you when you are, but I'll need to maintain it. Tune-up every two weeks if nothing hits you that you don't rewind away, and after it takes lasting damage."

"Alright," she says, and starts taking off her armor.

"And that's less often than I have to fiddle with mine or Dad's because yours is going to spend less time in active use and experiencing the ongoing passage of time."

"Well I don't rewind that often," she says, a touch defensively.

"You do in combat, which is when it'd be under the most materials stress. I'll need it back more often if you're planning to just walk around in it all the time like I do."