Good Morning, Roscaelifer/Story/The Fuzzy Wrench

The Fuzzy Wrench

Repairboo: Hey, that Bangboo over there! Hold up! I see you stumbling around, with your screen flickering and all. You must have a voltage overload!

Big Boss Boo: You're the one with the voltage overload! Who's stumbling?!

Repairboo: See? Just a couple words and your logic core's already overheating. Mood swings are one of the symptoms of voltage overload, y'know! How about some maintenance? I guarantee I'll get you sorted in one session!

Big Boss Boo: Don't come any closer! One more step and I'm calling the Airspace Patrol!

Repairboo: Hey, wait! Don't leave! We've got a special deal running right now! Get a full-body maintenance package and we'll throw in three battery tune-ups for free!

Maintenanceboo: Free what now?!

Maintenanceboo: Intern, are you trying to bring in customers for me or chase them away?

Repairboo: S—Senior, didn't you say we need to figure out what the customer needs? From my observations, that customer's voltage is really quite high...

Maintenanceboo: You... You go back and watch the shop... I'll handle the outdoor promotion...

Under Maintenanceboo's furious glare, Repairboo slinks back into the shop.

Captain Boo: Silly kid, you don't just go around telling someone their voltage is unstable the moment you meet them.

Repairboo: But it's true, Captain. That customer really could use some care and maintenance.

Captain Boo: You're just too honest for your own good. I really can't tell if that's gonna help you or hurt you...

Captain Boo: Let me go smooth things over with Maintenanceboo for you. You keep watching the shop — and try utilizing that emotional intelligence module more when you talk to others, yeah?

Repairboo: Got it, Captain! You can count on me!

Repairboo: Ugh, maintenance is so important... Why doesn't anyone pay attention to maintenance...? Bangboo everywhere really need to develop better maintenance awareness!

Repairboo: Might as well kill some time with a quick self-maintenance... But if a customer shows up, it'd be kinda inconvenient to stop mid-way...

During this short bit of downtime, Repairboo finds himself caught in a dilemma.

(Continue to Self-Maintenance 1)

Self-Maintenance 1

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Do Some Self-Maintenance (Self-Maintenance Count +1)

After a moment's thought, Repairboo decides to conduct self-maintenance.

Repairboo: Mmm. The voltage is strong and stable, and my exterior's all clean and shiny. Bangboo really gotta pay attention to maintenance and take care of themselves well.

Abandon Self-Maintenance

Repairboo: Nah, forget it. Being in top shape to greet customers is way more important than some quick self-maintenance session!

Maintenanceboo: Repairboo, what are you doing spacing out in the shop? We've got a customer, so hurry up and welcome them in!

Repairboo: Alright, senior. I'm on my way!

(Continue to Choose Your Customer)

Choose Your Customer

Cater to the Human Customer

What a rare occurrence — a human customer bringing in their own Bangboo for maintenance! After thinking for a quick bit, Repairboo decides to handle the human customer first. He'll leave the Bangboo customer to his senior!

Repairboo: Neh-neh-en, nuh-neh! (Welcome to The Fuzzy Wrench, dear customer!)

Human Customer: Hey there, little Bangboo! I'm a content creator, and I was wondering if I could film the maintenance process at your shop? I'm shooting a vlog about my assistant, this Goodyboo here.

Repairboo: Ehn nu, neh nah! (Of course you can! You could even help spread the word about our place!)

Human Customer: Alright, let me fill you in on Goodyboo's situation here...

Repairboo: Ehn na... Nuh eh... Ehn nu-neh! (Hmm... Clicking joints, loose antennas, and the way you walk... Did you sprain your ankle before?)

Goodyboo: Ehn ne nah?! (Yeah I did, how'd you know?!)

Human Customer: What skills. You got them all right! So little Bangboo, can you fix all these symptoms?

Repairboo: Ehn na, ehn-eh nah. (Sure thing. He just needs a little grease. Let me handle it for you.)

Repairboo lays out the necessary tools, arranging all sorts of screws, lubricants, and cleaners in perfect rows with even spacing between them!

Human Customer: The screws are all aligned towards the same direction, arranged from shortest to longest. Oh man, this is so satisfying to watch!

Repairboo picks up the needle valve oiler and precisely inserts it into the gap in Goodyboo's joint. After that, he gives the joint a light twist, producing a smooth "swishing" sound.

Repairboo: Eh nu, ne-ehn na nuh~ (You hear that? That's what it should be. Dried-out joints will creak, but with sufficient lubrication, it should sound like that.)

After saying that, Repairboo picks up a screwdriver, tightening Goodyboo's antenna screw to about seventy percent tightness, then snapping a washer into place with a *click*. A perfect fit!

Repairboo: Ehn nah~ (Alright, try taking a few steps~)

Goodyboo: Ehn nu ne nah~ En nuh nah?! (This feels amazing~ Is this really my body?!)

Human Customer: I'm definitely leaving you a five-star review! I bet my viewers will love watching your maintenance process once the video is uploaded. Oh man, this is definitely gonna be the peak of my vlogging career!

The customer snaps a quick selfie with Repairboo, then takes off with Goodyboo. But the very next day, that same duo shows up at the door once again.

Repairboo: Ehn nu? En na neh-nuh (Oh? Dear customer, didn't you already undergo maintenance yesterday? Over-maintenance is a waste of Dennies and energy, and it doesn't really boost performance much...)

Human Customer: Little Bangboo, we're not here for maintenance today. Check it out, this is the video I posted yesterday...

Repairboo: Ehn... nah? Eh nu na-neh?! (Wait, that viewer count... One, two, three, five... How many zeroes is that?!)

Human Customer: The video topped yesterday's trending list! Wanna partner up with me? We'll shoot more of your maintenance videos! Combining your skills plus my experience and followers, we'd be unstoppable!

Human Customer: We'll specialize in the niche market of Bangboo care and maintenance! Your skills are bound to bring in massive traffic. It's a talent blessed by Lady Sunbringer herself!

Faced with the invitation from this human customer, Repairboo falls into deep thought. This could be a golden opportunity to promote maintenance work and raise awareness, but is this seemingly performative approach really what he wants?

(Continue to An Unexpected Invitation)

Cater to the Bangboo Customer

After mulling it over, Repairboo decides to greet the little Bangboo guest first. As for the challenging task of welcoming human guests... Better leave that to the senior Bangboo!

Repairboo: Hello, esteemed customer! Welcome to The Fuzzy Wrench! Are you here for an external tune-up, or are you looking at circuit maintenance?

Miniboo: I—I just rolled off the production line a month ago, I'm not some big shot esteemed customer... I just came here to see how you would conduct maintenance on me, and maybe pick up the basics while you're at it...

Repairboo: Hmm... Well then, would you like to give it a shot yourself?

Miniboo: W—Wait, can I really?! I don't know anything, you know!

Repairboo: As the shop's chief (and only) intern, I can teach you, no problem! First up, grab this wrench...

Miniboo: I know! I can use this to take down my antenna~

Repairboo: Wait, wait, stop! You're gonna rip your antenna clean off! That's not how you use a wrench!

Repairboo: Next, press down on the neck...

Miniboo: Chief! Where's the neck?

Repairboo: Uhh... Wait... I don't think I got a neck either... Let's just skip this part...

Half an hour later, under the careful guidance of Repairboo, Miniboo completes his very first maintenance operation in his life.

Miniboo: Don't be too forceful with the antenna, keep grease off the screen, and don't drink the coolant straight! Got it, chief. I'll remember every word!

Repairboo: Good, good. Remember to practice them at home, and don't go breaking yourself apart~

Miniboo bounces away happily with a hop in his step. A sound behind Repairboo snaps him back to attention. Turns out Captain Boo has been standing there the whole time, watching him with a smile.

Repairboo: Captain... I just taught him how to take care of himself...

Captain Boo: Yeah, we all saw that. It's really heartwarming to see how you're already teaching others. Maintenanceboo is too reserved to come over and praise you himself, but your attentiveness has put his heart at ease too.

Captain Boo: Here, this book's from Maintenanceboo. He told me to give it to you.

Repairboo takes the book and sees the title: The Bangboo's Art of Self-Diagnosis.

Repairboo: (Wait a sec... This might just be my chance!)

Repairboo: (Senior's gotta be in a great mood right now. Perfect time to hit 'em up and really dig deep into the secrets of maintenance, yeah?

Repairboo: (Wait...! Senior giving me this book right now clearly means he's happy that I'm teaching a new Bangboo the basics of maintenance. If I rashly ask for advice now, I'll just get chewed out...)

Repairboo: Ahhh... what am I gonna do now?!

(Continue to Foundations or Go In-Depth)

An Unexpected Invitation

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Accept Collab Invitation

Repairboo accepts the human guest's invitation. However... online popularity is fleeting, after all.

Repairboo: Ehn nu neh, nah-ehn. (So while the arm crank's running, use the contact switch to adjust the position to form...)

In the human customer's studio, Repairboo is enthusiastically introducing the finer details of Bangboo maintenance to the livestream audience.

Human Customer: Nah, it's not working out... People come here to chill and de-stress. What you're talking about is way too intense. Forget about relieving pressure, you're gonna make their blood pressure spike instead.

Repairboo: Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. (But if I don't explain it properly, the viewers might misunderstand the maintenance tips...)

Goodyboo: Ehn nu nah-eh... (Master! The view counts on these technical tutorial streams have been tanking lately. Even I'm about to enter hibernation mode from watching them...)

Human Customer: Hibernation? Wait! I've got an idea!

Repairboo: Eh nah, ehn-na nuh! (An idea? Do share!)

Human Customer: Goodyboo! Find me some relaxing, sleep-inducing music!

Soothing music fills the air as Repairboo conducts the maintenance demonstration with gentle movements and a solemn expression.

Amidst the calming melody, crisp or deep tones reverberate based on the cadence of Repairboo's movements.

Human Customer: Yeah~ This is it. It's so chill, so enjoyable. This is gonna go viral for sure!

Repairboo: Ehn nu nah? (Wait, what about my lines?)

Human Customer: No need for lines. Since this is a sleep-inducing livestream, the whole point is to help people relax!

Repairboo: Ehn nu? (Then how am I supposed to share my maintenance tips?)

Human Customer: You're such a one-track mind. As long as people can learn about the whole "Bangboo maintenance and care" concept through you, isn't that good enough?

Human Customer: Once the stream blows up and we get more views, everyone's gonna know how important maintenance is, am I right?

Repairboo: Ehn, nu-nha? (Is... Is that right?)

Soon enough, the stream's metrics dispel all of Repairboo's worries. Reading through the audience's priase, Repairboo has an epiphany — isn't this just another avenue to promote Bangboo maintenance?

Human Customer: Ugh, traffic's been rough lately. Guess the audience is getting tired of the same old thing. What should we do?

Goodyboo: Ne-nhu... ehn-nhe. (Also, some viewers are asking how to conduct maintenance on a plus-sized Bangboo...)

Repairboo: Ehn-na, ehn-na... ehn-nah! (Viewer fatigue... Bigger Bangboo... Wait, I got an idea!)

(Go to Ending 1)

Decline Collab Invitation

Repairboo: Ehn nu, ne nah-nhe. (Sorry, dear customer. I can't agree to a long-term collaboration...)

Repairboo: Ehn nu neh, ehn-na da uhn-neh. (If you'd like to continue to film the maintenance process, I'd be absolutely thrilled. Feel free to shoot as many videos as you want right here in the shop.)

Human Customer: Why? That video of yours is blowing up! The smart play is to strike while the iron's hot.

Repairboo: En nah... Nuh ehn, ehn nu ah-eh. (Well, for one thing, I haven't fully mastered my craft yet. Just last week I scrubbed off a customer's custom paint job, thinking it was dirt... I can't possibly go out there and flaunt my severely lacking skills.)

Repairboo: Ehn na nu, neh-ehn! (And secondly, the Captain and my senior have been so good to me! They're the ones who trained me from a total newbie who couldn't even a tighten a screw without shaking to become someone who can work independently. I can't let them down!)

Human Customer: Alright, a Bangboo like you is pretty rare. I'll just leave you with a 5-star review for now. The next time I come by, you have to let me shoot more videos!

The human customer gives a casual wave and leaves with the Goodyboo. A sound behind Repairboo snaps him back to attention. Turns out Captain Boo has been standing there the whole time, watching him with a smile.

Captain Boo: Not bad, kid!

Repairboo: Oh uh, Captain... you heard all that?

Captain Boo: I'm not the only one who heard all that. Maintenanceboo's too proud to come over and praise you himself, but your choice made him pretty happy, too.

Captain Boo: Here, this book's from Maintenanceboo. He told me to give it to you.

Repairboo takes the book and sees the title: The Bangboo's Art of Self-Diagnosis.

Repairboo: (Wait a sec... This might just be my chance!)

Repairboo: (Senior's gotta be in a great mood right now. Perfect time to hit 'em up and really dig deep into the secrets of maintenance, yeah?

Repairboo: (Wait...! Senior giving me this book right now clearly means he's happy that I'm teaching a new Bangboo the basics of maintenance. If I rashly ask for advice now, I'll just get chewed out...)

Repairboo: Ahhh... what am supposed to do?!

(Continue to Foundations or Go In-Depth)

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Logic Core Overloads

Caught off guard by the sudden invitation from his human customer, Repairboo's logic core kicks into overdrive. After a few seconds of silence, the human customer speaks up first.

Human Customer: Looks like my invitation was too sudden. Sorry to bother you! I'm still gonna leave you with a 5-star review, though. See you!

Repairboo: Ehhh... Nuh, nah ehn! (Ah, yeah, Thank you for your patronage!)

The human guest gives a casual wave and leaves with Goodyboo, leaving Repairboo still standing there, wrestling with his thoughts.

Repairboo: Hmm... should I go or not? Ugh, my logic core's about to overload. Forget it, I'll worry about it later...

Repairboo: While there are no customers around, maybe I should do some self-maintenance and tune up my logic core? But if a customer shows up and needs servicing, it'd be pretty inconvenient to stop mid-way...

During this short bit of downtime, Repairboo once again finds himself caught in a dilemma.

(Go to Self-Maintenance 2)

Foundations or Go In-Depth

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Strengthen His Foundations

The fundamentals are crucial. Repairboo decides to hold off on rushing to consult Maintenanceboo for now. It's better to master this book first! However, before Repairboo can dive deep into his studies, a commotion outside the shop catches his attention.

Maintenanceboo: Repairboo, you've got a customer asking for you! Get over here and help them out!

Repairboo: Coming, senior! Whoa, I got requested by name? Guess my maintenance skills are finally being recognized! Let me see... Whoa, why are there so many clients?!

Miniboo: Chief! Over here!

Repairboo: Oh, it's our little customer from yesterday! And this group of Bangboo behind you is...?

Miniboo: These are my buddies from the same production batch! They all wanna learn some maintenance too, so I recommended them over!

Bangboo: Good morning, chief!

Repairboo: No no no, don't call me "chief"! If my senior actually hears that, I'll get scolded for sure. Just come in first.

Repairboo welcomes all the little Bangboo in and starts teaching them maintenance basics, beginning with identifying the tools. But... teaching a whole group proves way more difficult than teaching just one Bangboo...

Repairboo: Hey, you there, anti-rust oil goes on the joints, not in your mouth! And you! Don't stick that wrench in your charging port!

Meanwhile, in the shop's only quiet corner, Captain Boo and Maintenanceboo are watching the unfolding scene with great interest.

Captain Boo: Hah, this is even more exhausting than taking care of a dozen Bangboo at once. Hey, Repairboo's screen is starting to lag. Can he handle this?

Maintenanceboo: That's nothing. His screen's been dropping frames for half an hour now, yet it's still well-lit. That means his core frequency's already adapted to the load.

A few hours later, this special lesson finally wraps up. Repairboo sits outside the shop entrance, cooling down his core while tidying up his antennae.

Repairboo: Can't take it anymore... My core's about to blow...

The little Bangboo are sprawled out all over the shop — some fell asleep clutching wrenches, others with anti-rust oil still smeared across their screens. Taking in this scene, Repairboo's exhaustion melts away, and something seems to click into place.

Captain Boo: What's so funny? I thought you were wiped out, but seems like you're doing just fine.

Repairboo: Captain, I've figured it out! I've decided to focus on teaching these fresh-off-the-assembly-line newbies how to take care of themselves. Just like you guys taught me back in the day!

Captain Boo: Teach the little ones? That sounds good, but be careful not to burn out. Don't push yourself too hard!

Repairboo: Then I'll just fix myself up! I'm a professional maintenance expert now, you know!

Captain Boo expresses his full support for Repairboo's ambitions and proactively goes to consult Maintenanceboo. With the ambitions in Repairboo's heart now settled, the painful signals of component wear and tear from the high-intensity training sessions also reach Repairboo's core.

Repairboo: Ow... My legs, my antennae. Might as well kill some time with a quick self-maintenance... But if a customer shows up out of the blue...

During this short bit of downtime, Repairboo finds himself caught in a dilemma.

(Continue to Self-Maintenance 2)

Boldly Ask for Advice

Repairboo's expression steels with resolve. The opportunity won't wait — it's now or never! With his heart set and mind made up, it's time to approach the veteran for some wisdom!

Repairboo: Senior! Teach me the true way of maintenance!

Maintenanceboo: Ehn?! Why're you yelling so loudly...? Didn't I get the Captain to bring you that copy of "The Bangboo's Art of Self-Diagnosis"?

Repairboo: Senior, I see the light now. You had the Captain bring me that book on purpose so I'd come to you for guidance, right?

Maintenanceboo: See the light? You can't even see a carrot in front of you! Stop overthinking things!

Maintenance casually knocks Repairboo three times with a wrench and walks straight away. Then, that very night...

Repairboo: Senior!!

Maintenanceboo: Ehn neh?!! What the heck are you doing?! Do you know what time it is?! Why can't you let me recharge in peace?!

Repairboo: Hey senior, I got it now! When you whacked me three times with that wrench earlier, you were hinting at me to come see you at 3 A.M. for some wisdom, right?

Maintenanceboo: I... You... I'm begging you, please stop having all these "epiphanies"!

Finally, unable to take Repairboo's relentless pestering, Maintenanceboo caves and agrees to teach him the true way of maintenance. The next day, inside The Fuzzy Wrench's workshop...

Maintenanceboo: Listen up — Bangboo maintenance 101: you always power up first, then connect the wiring. I'll use you as a live demonstration. Step one: power on!

Repairboo: S—S—Senior, my back's burning up! Is this normal?

Maintenanceboo: I just ran a normal current through it. If it's heating up, that means the resistance in the components on your back is too high! So next step: wiring!

Repairboo: Senior... With you plugging in wire after wire like this, I feel like a porcupine...

Maintenanceboo: It's called a bridge connection! You heat things up with electricity to spot problem areas. Then you hook up the wiring at a fixed voltage and check for changes in the current to identify components with abnormal resistance. That's how you target the exact parts that need fixing or replacing.

Months later, Repairboo stands in the same workshop. At the maintenance station, he proceeds to power up, connect the wiring, disassemble, install, and lubricate — all in one smooth flow! The customer immediately let out a satisfied groan.

Maintenanceboo: Mmm... Not bad. Starting today, you've completed your apprenticeship. It's all up to you now!

Repairboo: Huh... Completed my apprenticeship? Isn't that a bit rushed, senior?

Maintenanceboo: Every fully trained maintenance Bangboo will face two completely different paths: External and Internal Development.

Maintenanceboo: External development is all about service and outreach — starting with business interactions with humans and partnering up to push forward the Bangboo maintenance industry.

Repairboo: Working with humans... Then, what about internal development?

Maintenanceboo: That's the path I chose. Internal development is all about nurturing machines, honing the depth of your craft, and focusing on the purest art of maintenance!

Repairboo: Wh—Which route's better?

Captain Boo: It's not about which is better, but which is the better fit for you. External development is about breadth, bringing big business into the maintenance game. Internal development is about depth, hyperfocusing on the here-and-now care experience.

Captain Boo: Kid, don't sweat it. Whatever path you choose, Maintenanceboo and I got your back!

Faced with this sudden choice after mastering the basics, Repairboo falls silent. A broader path or an in-depth one? Neither's better or worse, but which road is the right fit for him?

(Continue to External or Internal Development)

External or Internal Development

External Development

(Go to Ending 3)

Internal Development

(Go to Ending 4)

Self-Maintenance 2

Do Some Self-Maintenance (Self-Maintenance Count +1)

After a moment's thought, Repairboo decides to conduct self-maintenance.

Repairboo: Mmm. The voltage is strong and stable, and my exterior's all clean and shiny. Bangboo really gotta pay attention to maintenance and take care of themselves well.

Abandon Self-Maintenance

Repairboo: Nah, forget it. Being in top shape to greet customers is way more important than some quick self-maintenance session!

Maintenanceboo: Repairboo, what are you doing spacing out in the shop? We've got a customer, so hurry up and welcome them in!

Repairboo: Alright, senior. I'm on my way!

(If Self-Maintenance Count is less than 2)

(Go to Ending 2)

(If Self-Maintenance Count is equal to 2)

After finishing up his daily self-maintenance routine, a new day arrives as usual. But while tending to customers during their maintenance session, something feels off...

Repairboo: (What's going on? My logic core's processing speed is spiking, my voltage is higher than usual, and my maintenance flow... is sharper than ever!)

Repairboo: T—T—There s—s—s—s—seems to b—b—be so—something wr—wr—wrong...

Repairboo's core suddenly enters an overclock state, and his screen goes black as he crashes.

Captain Boo: Hey! Repairboo! What happened? Wake up! Maintenanceboo, quick, come help!!

Repairboo: Huh? It's a familiar ceiling... Wait, is this... the maintenance table at the shop?

Maintenanceboo: Hmph, if we weren't in the shop, I wouldn't have been able to save you!

Captain Boo: You suddenly collapsed in the shop, and scared the heck outta us.

Repairboo: Senior, Captain... Did I pass out? All I remember is my core suddenly running at top speed, and even the bugs flying around me looked like they were moving in slow motion...

Maintenanceboo: It's exactly because you're in such ridiculously good shape.

Maintenanceboo: You're being way too extreme with your tune-ups. You pushed your voltage past the rated power, and even your logic core is running in overdrive. This isn't maintenance, it's a full-on overhaul!

Repairboo: O—Overhaul?! No, no way. Maybe I just... went a little too far with the maintenance? I'll dial it back next time.

Captain Boo: Are you crazy?! That's way too dangerous!

Repairboo: Captain, I'm not crazy. You guys just don't get it! That feeling when the world practically freezes, when every contact point, every screw feels like it's totally under your control!

Concerned that Repairboo needs rest, the worried Captain Boo and fuming Maintenanceboo leave first. But Repairboo still seems lost in that anomalous state.

Temptation and reason clash within Repairboo's logic core, and after a brief struggle, he reaches his conclusion.

(Continue to The Temptation of Maintenance)

The Temptation of Maintenance

Carry Out Maintenance Again

(Go to Ending 5)

Give Up on Maintenance

Finally, the voice of reason wins out. After logically assessing his mechanical condition, Repairboo arrives at a conclusion.

Repairboo: Of course, the Captain and my senior wouldn't lie to me. The logic core's overclocking nearly made me lose my rationality...

Repairboo: Luckily, all systems are running smoothly for now, and I should be back on my feet in a couple days. I'll have to give a proper thanks to the captain and senior.

Repairboo: Captain! Senior! Thanks for the help this time!

Captain Boo: Don't mention it. I just didn't expect a kid who looks so straight-laced to be such a troublemaker.

Maintenanceboo: Hmph, save the thanks. Just focus on getting better. How would it reflect on our store if a staff member of The Fuzzy Wrench can't even take care of themself!

Repairboo: Yes, I understand! I wasn't thinking straight!

Maintenanceboo: Alright, get to work. There's a customer.

Repairboo: Alright! I'm on it... huh?

Repairboo: (Weird, the sensor in my left leg seems to be lagging by a fraction of a second. Maybe I should have senior take another look at it...)

Repairboo: (But it's such a small matter. I can handle it myself. It's not like it's some major issue involving my logic core or anything.)

Repairboo doesn't think too deeply about this issue, but something about it nagged at him — a vibe that just didn't sit right...

(Continue to A Subtle Sense of Dissonance)

A Subtle Sense of Dissonance

Consult Maintenanceboo

Maintenanceboo: I seriously can't with you! You work at The Fuzzy Wrench and you can't even take care of yourself?!

Repairboo: I'm sorry, senior! I'll never mess around with self-maintenance again!

Maintenanceboo: If "sorry" actually worked, what would we need the Airspace Patrol for?! Stretch out your left leg!

Before Repairboo can even react, Maintenanceboo grabs him by the left leg and slams him onto the maintenance table, followed by an intense round of servicing.

Repairboo: Ow ow ow ow... Go easy, senior.

Captain Boo: Your joints are totally warped and you didn't even notice?! Maintenanceboo is now swapping them out for you! Here — he asked me to give you this book. Before you refit your leg pistons, take a look at this...

Repairboo takes the book and sees the title: The Bangboo's Art of Self-Diagnosis.

Repairboo: (Wait a sec... This might just be my chance!)

Repairboo: (Looks like Senior's not angry anymore. Why not use this book as an excuse to learn from him once more?)

(Continue to Foundations or Go In-Depth - Boldly Ask for Advice)

Handle the Issue Himself

(Go to Ending 5)

Ending 1: Viewership Domination

Facing the audience's increasingly picky demands, Repairboo realizes that a solitary Bangboo's strength alone just isn't enough.

Repairboo: Ehn— Eh nu nuh nah nhe-ah eh! (Hey viewers! Welcome to Roscaelifer's most comprehensive Bangboo care and wellness channel, "Breezy Bangboo Wellness Room"!)

Repairboo: En-nah-nah! En-nah-nah! (Today's guests are the adorable Goodyboo and the long-awaited Big Bangboo! So without further ado, let's begin with our maintenance!)

Big Bangboo: En neh nah~ Nuh ah neh na. (Yeah, that's the spot~ Press it a few more times. This bearing's been stuck forever!)

Goodyboo: En nah nuh! (Dear guest, please lean forward first! You're too tall, I can't— Wait, don't lean back! Help!!)

Facing the audience's increasingly picky demands, Repairboo realizes that a solitary Bangboo's strength alone just isn't enough.

Thus, he launches Roscaelifer's one and only Bangboo maintenance livestream studio, covering pretty much everything there is to know about Bangboo care.

Repairboo becomes an overnight sensation as a wellness-focused Bangboo influencer. However, he stays true to his ideals, working tirelessly to spread awareness about Bangboo care.

(The End)

Ending 2: Start 'Em Young

Eventually, Repairboo opens up a wellness shop for newly manufactured Bangboo, specializing in one-stop services including maintenance, training, and mentorship for these Bangboo.

After wrapping up his internship at The Fuzzy Wrench, Repairboo gives up on the in-depth specialization and has an epiphany about another angle to approach Bangboo care and wellness: starting them young, fresh off the factory line!

Well-Fed Bangboo: I don't want to recharge! I don't need maintenance! I'd rather run outta battery, crash my systems, and roll right off this bed. But I won't recharge a single bit!

Repairboo: Ah, what a shame, this Boom Scones' new electric bread will go to waste then.

Well-Fed Bangboo: Wow, it smells amazing! This bread's electricity is so satisfying!

Repairboo: So, will you still continue the lesson tonight?

Well-Fed Bangboo: I'll continue! I'm begging you, just let me have one more bite! I'll learn anything you teach!

Eventually, Repairboo opens up a wellness shop for newly manufactured Bangboo, specializing in one-stop services including maintenance, training, and mentorship for these Bangboo.

Thanks to his exceptional training skills, he's affectionately nicknamed by his peers in the maintenance industry as "Mentorboo."

(The End)

Ending 3: Best in Sales

With his professional expertise in Bangboo care, Repairboo has zeroed in on the appeal of modern Bangboo maintenance, and he's been working hard to spread the word and sell that vision to more people.

It's been several years since Repairboo set off on his journey of external development. At this moment, a certain human visitor stands at his doorstep, smiling at Repairboo before him.

Human Customer: Back again, Repairboo? Didn't we just wrap up that frequency regulator deal last week?

Repairboo: I figured it was about time to swing by for a maintenance check on those young 'uns. Oh, and I brought you two cartons of milk, too. Make sure you're taking care of yourself!

Human Customer: Oh, you didn't have to! You're just too kind. Just set them by the door.

Miniboo: Repairboo! Repairboo!

Repairboo: Heh, that's quite the welcome. Missed me?

Human Customer: He's been waiting for you to show up every single day, you know.

Miniboo: Repairboo's techniques and equipment are top-notch! I've been looking forward to it!

Repairboo: It's all thanks to you guys. Oh, speaking of which, The Fuzzy Wrench just launched a new pulse maintenance service. You really gotta experience it for yourself...

With his professional expertise in Bangboo care, Repairboo has zeroed in on the appeal of modern Bangboo maintenance, and he's been working hard to spread the word and sell that vision to more people.

At the same time, Repairboo has also driven a ton of collaborative R&D and cross-sector investment, becoming a bridge between humans and Bangboo maintenance workshops.

(The End)

Ending 4: Maintenance Apprentice

After years of grinding and hands-on practice, Repairboo's techniques are already top-tier. One day, he'll eventually become a Bangboo care expert, just like Maintenanceboo!

Bangboo Enjoying Themself: Ehn nehhh~ That feels amazing, kiddo. What kind of technique is that?

Repairboo: Oh, this? It's called "Variable Frequency Trickle Charge" — specially designed to ease your circuits and get that electricity flowing smoothly.

Bangboo Enjoying Themself: That takes some serious skills!

Repairboo: I got more where that came from, just watch! This move's called "Pressure Point Flow"~

Bangboo Enjoying Themself: Uh, but I've already experienced that before. Got any ultimate tricks up your sleeve?

Repairboo: Looks like I'll have to break out my hidden technique — "Eighteen Palms of Bangboo Care"!

Bangboo Enjoying Themself: Th—The Eighteen Palms of Bangboo Care!

Repairboo: Whew... The first form... Boo-tiful Strike! Hit the Boo-ks! Boo-low You Out of the Water! Boo-m Shakalaka! Boo-tiful Strike!

Bangboo Enjoying Themself: Ehn nu~ By adjusting the hand pressure to fit the voltage, many old components are being reactivated... Wait, did you just way Boo-tiful Strike twice?

Repairboo: That's not important. Here comes the second form! Current Boo-st! Voltage Boo-st! Circuitry Boo-st! The Ultimate Boo-st!

Repairboo: Maintenance complete! Phew~

Bangboo Enjoying Themself: Wow oh wow, I haven't felt this fresh since I rolled off the assembly line six years ago.

After completing his apprenticeship, Repairboo chooses to further his training at The Fuzzy Wrench.

After years of grinding and hands-on practice, Repairboo's techniques are already top-tier. One day, he'll eventually become a Bangboo care expert, just like Maintenanceboo!

(The End)

Ending 5: Overdone and Overloaded

Repairboo ultimately ends up becoming an En-Nah Syndrome patient who needs help from others, living under the care of the maintenance shop.

As night falls, The Fuzzy Wrench is about to close up, but Repairboo is nowhere to be seen. Captain Boo is just about to head out when he suddenly notices a light in the workshop!

Captain Boo: You little... Why aren't you heading back for some rest?

Repairboo: Cap—Cap—Captain, I—I—I—I...

Captainboo: Hey! Repairboo! Are you okay?!

Repairboo: En-nhe na-nhe, nhu-ne na-nhe na-nhe na.

Captain Boo: Maintenanceboo! Quick! Get over here!

Drawn over by the commotion, Maintenanceboo quickly shoves Captain Boo aside and immediately begins a full examination of Repairboo. With each passing moment, his expression grows darker.

Maintenanceboo: No... No... We're too late...

Captain Boo: What do you mean it's too late?!

Maintenanceboo: He overdid the self-modifications. Pushed his logic core into a permanent overdrive. Pretty much like those Intelligent Constructs that went completely bonkers...

Maintenanceboo: Because his language module is so fast now, all we can make out are the "en-nah"s. That's why this condition is called En-Nah Syndrome. I'm afraid... he'll spend the rest of his days just going "en-nah, en-nah."

Repairboo: En-nah en-nah en-nah...

Repairboo's screen is still flickering with afterimages, leaving nothing but the sporadic crackling of electric currents in the workshop.

Repairboo ultimately ends up becoming an En-Nah Syndrome patient who needs help from others, living under the care of the maintenance shop.

(The End)