Teleporation

Name: Zaiona
Race: Tsujin
Location: Vegeta
Desired Tech/s: Telepad, Telewatch

After long conversation with Elignear, Zaiona would begin to ponder on idea he presented. Devices which would allow to travel great distances in seconds, without need to waste resources for construction of the pods, as well as fuel. She sat on her chair, rubbing her chin, as she would begin her usual brain storm, thinking of any possible ideas of how to develop such amazing, technological machinery. She would sigh angrily as one idea after another would come up as failure, from multiple reasons as she basically lacked the basic grip of the foothold of entire fast travel she though of. She went on her usual stroll around her garden, she looked at Choruzo, her fresh husband, training as usually.

She peered at him in silence, as he used Zanzoken to transport himself from one place to another instantly in mere of seconds. Then it struck her, she slowly came up with idea of how similar machine could work, with her puzzled thoughts slowly rejoining together into one, solid piece, soon giving her opportunity to work over first prototypes, testing possible solutions, time after time, first at small scale, progressing to bigger concept as soon as the previous one would come up as success. Repeatedly, as in look, she would progress on until reaching the point that device was big enough to transport average sized person from one place to another, without any issue. After longer period of final testing, Zaiona would smile to herself as she would finalize the latest prototype, soon moving herself to her blueprint desk, slowly sketching it before releasing it through her communication device, in order to share her discovery with others.

Some time later she would slowly begin to question herself, if it her invention could be improved, since at current size, it would be rather hard to move from one place to another, as entire platform was rather large and fragile. That caused it to be rather ineffective, as it would still demand the user to be at exact locations of each of the telepads in order to effectively use them. She would return to old concept of smaller versions of the prototypes, soon tinkering with it, as she would begin to figure out how to adapt it to point that it was as powerful as the telepad, allowing to safely transport the user from one place to another, including another of the prototypes. After months of testing and endless failures, she would once again sit on her blueprint stool, drafting the copy of working version of the hand telewatch, before sending it through her telecommunication machine, sharing it with others.