Heat-Dissipating Fins were a cooling component attached near the spine, replacing the skin.
Lier's Heat-Dissipating Fins weren't particularly large, but they definitely counted as a high-end modification.
The entire component covered the upper back of his rib cage, roughly around the shoulder blades.
When activated, they unfolded completely, rising like a dinosaur's back fin. Coolant flowed through the part extending into the inner layers, along bioplastic tubes as thin as capillaries that ran around the cyberware between the Spinal Cyberware and the brain stem.
The heat from this cyberware was transferred to the Heat-Dissipating Fins and dispersed by the wind--
In extreme cases, the Heat-Dissipating Fins could be replaced directly to achieve heat exchange.
As for those two external mechanical arms, honestly, Lier felt that the mechanical arm designs in the Cyberpunk World really were outdated.
Four joints, each capable of turning 360 degrees, but compared to Octopus Arms...
They were industrial garbage.
Even so, among the options available to Lier, these were already top-of-the-line external mechanical arms.
The arms' mounting apparatus was an Exoskeleton wrapped around his waist. Their range of motion was pretty ordinary, too; combat was out of the question. At most, they could provide Lier with some postural support.
But with these, Lier could carry two extra toolboxes and perform on-site technical modifications more effectively.
The biggest advantage was that the two mechanical arms could hold Silk, distributing the pulling force across his whole body through the Exoskeleton's structure. He could also replace them with magnetic gear, freeing up his hands to cling to vertical surfaces.
[Heart of Evolution: AI-induced low spirits have been eliminated.]
The AI inside him seemed to despise these two arms as well.
The Exoskeleton's indicator lights blinked as it stayed perfectly still.
The AI housed inside hadn't realized Lier