Generator Module Tech app

IGN - Vale
Byond User - Sykon1010
Alignment - Neutral(Chaotic?)
Race - Tsujin(Head Scientist)
Tech - Module(Generator)

Vale was making a weird humming noise with his lips, causing them to flap a little bit, as he trotted around the river's bank.  He had landed his ship carelessly in between two palm trees, once again, now that he was back on Earth, trying to hide it in the vast Desert as much as he possibly good.  The ambiance, and atmosphere surrounding the Desert kept people away, mostly. As it was really humid... The temperature wasn't friendly.  Thankfully, his ship was air conditioned!

Moving swiftly, he made his way back over to his ship.  It seemed striped, from the angle he was looking at it from.  Blue, then white, back to blue, then white.  It was pretty, in his opinion, if not only simple.  Getting closer to his ship, he raised his left hand, and pressed it against the ship, brushing the sandy dust off of a panel that was seldomly used.  He popped it open.  It was time to add more water to the intake, so Electrolysis could properly activate.  If he didn't it would result in there being no Oxygen.  Not good for space travel.

Grabbing a few buckets from the ship, he slowly walked back over to the river bank.  He dipped the buckets into the water, chuckling softly. After a few seconds, the water flowed gently into the buckets.  He slid the buckets out of the water, and moved back over to his ship.  He would fill the water intake completely up, with the two buckets, before placing them back into the compartment.  He slid his hand over the steel plates of the ship's compartment, and pressed it up, shutting it.  A click was heard as it locked into place. "Well, that's that... Now the Ceylon issue,"

He scratched his head.  Ceylon had beaten him not once, but twice. Of course both times were due to his own stupidity. And there's also the case of Liz almost overcharging his energy intakes.  He walks onto his steel ramp, leading into his ship.  It was about time he went back into the lab.  He was tired of having to update his Cybernetics, but he needed to make it so he could handle any threat. Because if he can handle any threat, anyone whom would be his successor, or any successful cybernetic subjects.  They could handle any threats.  It was his life's goal!

He swiflty made his way to his lab.  Entering the password as he normally did, he would walk into it.  He had cushioned the floor a little bit, but it was still a weird, ugly kitchen tile-esque flooring.  He did however, enjoy the quiet atmosphere. Nobody knew the password to his Lab. Not since.. Mavros and Barthalamule died of course.. That still actively disturbed him. But he couldn't help them. They dug their own graves...

He pulled his Blueprints over, and the remaining bits of Aaron's Cybernetics, and began to fuse them all into one final chip.  IT took him only 20 minutes, as he learned how to make the chips, they required a fairly specific width, and length in order to work with his Bracelets.  He chuckled softly.  He had turned his body into a theoretical lightning rod.  Now he needed to expand the functions, and input of his "Generator,"

Thinking for a few moments, he leaned back in his lab chair. "Maaan.." He yawned slightly, looking around. "A generator.." Batteries were a decent example of how energy is stored. It uses a chemical to store any energy put into it.  Energy can't be erased, or created without a source.  It's the same with an Organic body. We need food to store energy. But what if the Mitochondria in a Human's body was constantly producing energy. Or... If the output of it was doubled?

Beginning to tweak the chip, in lue of this thought, editing the wiring on it. He could already connect the chips to an atomic level, so doing so to make the chip effect his cells wasn't too difficult. He had to be careful, however. IF he delved too far into Cybernetics, he would never be able to return.. The thought scared him, honestly.

"Damn..." He sighed. "I don't really... I mean I guess I am forty... My life is almost over already." Musing the thought, he shrugged, and continued tweaking the chip.  This took a little longer now, as the previous thought stirred him up severely. He didn't want to change, but.  He needed to for his research.  After solidifiying the core mechanics of the chip, he nodded.  He raised it up.  They were all yellow.

"Alright, I guess this one is done also.  These things are a lot easier to make, than the other tech, specially with my Blueprint.. This will take the stress off of my Blast Absorb Module, I hope.."