Darman looked interested. And for once he wasn't faking it: if this neural transceiver could connect to a computer, than it stood to reason that the computer held potentially valuable information. It sounded like something incredibly useful for a little rough interrogations: break a few valuable bones of the victim and while they might not say anything outloud, they could be thinking it.

Darman would have to make special note of where Washu's office was for when night shift came around.

"That's impressive," Darman said earnestly. "I've never heard of such a thing, Doctor Washu."