Device Name: Hammer Bomb
Technical Properties: Appearing outwardly as a simple metal torus, this is a relatively simple kinetic weapon. Utilizing a miniaturized antimatter reactor to power a ring of extremely strong electromagnets. Accelerates a one kilogram piece of metal to about a quarter of the speed of light, rapidly gaining enormous amounts of kinetic energy. The interior of the tube is a frictionless environment and is kept a complete vacuum. After reaching maximum velocity, the device puts a small piece of metal in front of the internal projectile. The resulting blast will generally be in about the 1.3 megaton range, and annihilates anything in a sizeable radius of itself, in part due to the small amounts of dark matter released. Leaves behind no trace of it’s existence, so it's safe to use just about anywhere with no fear of discovery.
Safe for storage on Ae? Yes, but in a safety vault with a number of other similar weapons.
Personal notes: One of the the first things Lily designed after coming to us. Pretty simple by her standards, but undoubtedly effective.

Device Name: Annihilation Transmuter
Technical Properties: Appearing as a large cube, apparently made of graphite with some technological components at each corner. The cube weighs around 5 tons, making transport something of a chore but storage in a hammer closet is recommended. On activation, the device first projects a small scale void-shield around itself, then rapidly (within nanoseconds) converts all the graphite into antimatter graphite through some currently unknown process. It then disables the void shield, and the antimatter comes into contact with regular matter and annihilates with explosive force usually approaching two hundred thousand megatons. Easily enough to shatter the crust of most Earth-sized plants, and plenty to destroy a good sized moon.
Safe for storage on Ae? No, to be kept in a pocket dimension or offworld until requisitioned for use.
Personal notes: This was one of the first designed of hers that was totally baffling. She claims herself to barely understand how it functions, and is totally incapable of explaining how it works in words. It apparently came to her “in a dream of black stars”. The materials and processes used don’t follow any known theories presented by Experimental, but it undoubtedly works.

Device Name: Chronos Ladder
Technical Properties: A small black icosahedron, devoid of any apparent marks or interface. Upon touch, a small holographic screen will appear, with a simple yes or no prompt in the user's native language. Pressing “Yes” will turn the display into a one minute countdown, at the end of which all three dimensional matter is forcefully shunted into the fourth dimension, which then promptly implodes the current reality. Mechanisms are totally unclear, and appear to contradict currently known laws of space and time. May include a magical component, but it’s currently a subject of debate. Attempting to disassemble a pre-built example results in the device dissolving, and all matter it was constructed with disappearing from reality.
Safe for storage on Ae: No, absolutely not. Must be kept in a pocket dimension at all times with only a small number allowed the access parameters at any given time. Access parameters must be changed every twenty hours.
Personal notes: When she started building things like this, people started getting really, really concerned. Even she is unsure how she designed this, and video footage of her creating the plans apparently show her to be sleepwalking. Shortly thereafter she requested to be put in a straight jacket at all times. Still, this is a popular tool for the Void Hunters when they discover completely tainted realities.