Brainiac 3 / Lyrl Dox (
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Experiment 1 - Video
Brainiac 3 here. I have explained to our captors that I could solve their energy problem for them, but they insist they have no idea who I am. I suppose I will have to handle this independently, at least for now.
Those of you who have decided to abstain from touch, please allow me to scan you. My medical scans are entirely non-invasive and take only a moment. For best results, I would need a baseline scan before you begin to feel unwell and at least one after you begin to feel the effects.
I am also willing to provide tech or run experiments for those who can supply the components necessary because I am frankly bored.
Those of you who have decided to abstain from touch, please allow me to scan you. My medical scans are entirely non-invasive and take only a moment. For best results, I would need a baseline scan before you begin to feel unwell and at least one after you begin to feel the effects.
I am also willing to provide tech or run experiments for those who can supply the components necessary because I am frankly bored.
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That sounds dangerous.
[Lyrl scans him, tapping at keys rapidly.]
You're still reading as healthy. It's possible that the effects are still too sporadic or that I'm entirely unable to pick them up. Would you mind teleporting for me?
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[He scans around carefully for both onlookers and a safe place to land. He's a little worried about solid objects just now.
His disappearance is marked by a slight burst of heat and a whiff of sulfurous smoke, replicated a fraction of a second later when he reappears about six feet away, scowling.]
Ja, I was aiming a little to the left there. Und I'm starting to worry about my tail making the sudden acquaintance of something solid...
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Fascinating. You stepped right out of space and--hm, is that other environment hospitable?
Your tail you can afford to lose. The rest of you ... I would suggest you hug someone before the symptoms worsen. It's one thing to have to avoid teleporting, but what if you begin to teleport entirely by accident? It's not safe for it to be outside of your control.
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[He'd rather not talk about the land of licking flames and shadow raptor-beasts in too much detail. Bad enough he has to step through it every time he needs to port.]
You're right, but... ugh...
[He doesn't mind hugging in theory, but... fuzzy.]
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Quite the shortcut, however.
What is it? I don't believe I'll have this solved before it becomes an issue, not with our captors obstructing me.
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I already know your secret, so I can supply handshakes as needed. If I don't touch someone I may lose my own abilities, after all.
[That definitely must not happen.]
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Well, the nurse did say that'd work. Why, what'll you lose?
[As he asks he extends one rather unnatural-looking hand, the image of five fingers awkwardly interposed over the reality of three.]
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[Lyrl has a very different idea of what looks natural, and doesn't hesitate to shake his hand. Kurt seems trusting and harmless and useful, so it's not much of a concession.]
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So you're a mutant too? I wasn't totally sure.
[There seem to be plenty of people and things here he's never heard of. That's exciting, though.]
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[He's never met an alien, so that's cool, but he's pretty sure they were involved in the Apocalypse thing somehow, and he's been to space.]
Just a regular old mutant human, here.
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[He was almost eloquent for a second there!]
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