Telepad/Telewatch Tech App

Byond User - Sykon1010
IGN - Vale(Adult)
Tech - Teleport Watch/Telepad
Race - Tsujin(Head Scientist)
Alignment - Chaotic Good



He was lounging in his Laboratory, rolling about in a chair, he had constructed from spare Alluminum, and some worn down wheels he had found in a trash heap on Earth. He had included a retractable extenstion to it, so it can sink down lower, or raise back upward by the pull of a handle. IT would only go down if he were sitting in it, and would go up if he were standing up off of it. It was triggered via weight. So the Lever on the bottom actually had two functions. SImple enough, it seemed sort've lack luster, compared to other things he's made. Even though, he wasn't exactly concious for a lot of that. He retained the memory, and how to recreate all of the devices, even the more complex ones, like the Giant Teleportation Nullifier. Though he didn't know how he went about making that, the concept was rigid, and raw in it's creation.  But if it worked, cool. He could use it... For something, maybe. It seemed like a Tech that would be used to inconvenience a lot of people, so if he were still into that sort of thing, he supposed he could stop teleportation traffic. Though the only people whom he knew could teleport, was Tasune, and the now deceased Kokuryu. He was content having his soul back, but he was a bit dismissed by the fact he wasn't there for the Demon King's death. He did sort of allow him to live for a very long time, by Mortal standards.

Onto his next project, however. He was going to reverse Engineer his Teleport Nullifier, and actually make a Teleporter. Of course, he remembered the sad concepts of Teleportation, and would duly make them come to fruition. He would know the truth aboout it, but no other would. Hopefully. Sooner or later another Scientist would dabble in it, and this Science would be forbidden. But if his theory was wrong. Maybe. Just maybe... It would be fine.  The idea of Teleportation, is that in order to move something at light speed, without damaging it permanently... You would have to break down one's mass, at an Atomic level, scan all of it, every single molecule. Then it would be sent to a receiving platform, and rebuilt, memories and all. Hopefully. Theoretically, you aren't able to recreate memories, as the nodes in your brain that creates those memories does just that. Creates, and stores them within themselves. So there's a small chance that he would come out of this without any recollection of his past, all of his knowledge could potentially slip away from him. OH and, since just a copy would be made, he was potentially even dying. These were major issues, but Science had it's risks.

He rolled his chair over towards his desk, and pulled out some Aluminum Steel, placing it on his desk. He would pull out various different alloys, Carbon Metal, Rubber, Plastic, normal Alluminum, just some basic metals and elements he would need to create his device. He would begin to fashion an easy to carry accessory, in this case it would be a watch. For aesthetics sake, he would color the watch blue. Pulling out a small sheet of glass, he would slice out a small square, and put it aside to put onto the "watch," After he was finished.  He would focus on the same concepts as his Teleport Nullifier. Meaning he would program into a watch, something that would overide the polarity of his Sattelite disc, now positioned on board his Ship, and make it so it would overide the functions of his sattelite disc. If anything, his disc would allow him to port his corporal structure to another location, with higher accuracy. But of course, not having an actual destination, would be an issue. He would need a pad he could link his watch to, a direct uplink if you will. Not entirely the hardest thing to do, in fact he would use the same material he used to create his modules previously. He really should recreate those things, and store them. It would be beneficial, to have a stockpile of sorts. Maybe even sell them?

After putting in a few more codes, he would toggle a function in his watch, to directly uplink to the Sattelite's LNR Wave length, which would transmit his teleportation watch's frequency, to a receiver. Which in this case, will be the Teleport Pad he will be creating soon. He put his hands on the back of his hand, and began to rock back and forth. The chair seemed a bit rickety. It would likely break if he wasn't careful, so he slowly stopped his movements, to a mere rattle. The chair was comfortable, but he needed somethin' else. Or this whole... Comfortable chair thing wouldn't work out to well. He moved back to his table, and began to pull out the required flexible Alluminum, and began crafting, and shaping out a small circular platform, with slots for circuitry. He would proceed to fill up the slots with wiring, giving them the function to receive, scan, and then reconstruct. He would make sure to fill the small plate with the required materials, for mass reconstruction, but that wasn't really a huge issue. 85 years of research would do that to a person. Things would only get easier from here, and he had lots to do.  He would place the Teleportation Pad down, on the far left side of the room, and put the glass panel on his watch finally.

He would begin to mess with some dials on his watch, looking down at it carefully. "Hm... This is a bit more complicated than I woulda liked.. And I MADE this thing," He chuckled, as he continued to mess with, and change the options his newly constructed watch offered him. "Well then..." He sighed softly, scratching the back of his head. "Here goes nothing," He walked over to the Telepad, and turned it on, before going into the back room. He would switch on the Sattelite, and allow a certain code to pass it's restrictions, setting his Telewatch, and Telepad frequency to that exact code. He would walk out, and then through his lab. Finally, he made his way outside, flipping on the watch completely now. He would press a single button, as a holographic light engulfed his entire corporal structure. It began to deconstruct him as he had planned. He closed his eyes, everything went black for half a second, before he opened his eyes in his Laboratory, on his Ship. Thankfully.. His memories were completely in tact. It worked! But... He still wasn't sure if he actually died or not, and was just recreated.