DarkwolfX37

Myriad Reality

STATUS:
SHE THINKS SHE MIGHT BE IN LOVE ABORT
ABORT ABOT ABOTR

Myriad Reality

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Spoiler: It can't actually watch it. It's a computer.

@Techspert

Spoiler: There are AIs that are totally capable of watching and understanding a show. Or at least reading a manga. An image scanner and existing comprehension of images and text is all it would take.

Myriad Reality

Current status:
It is saying that it will watch Raildex.

Myriad Reality

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*Immediately places a Realmatic transformation on everybody in the lab, directing their eyes away from the Quolium* Yes! *Darts through the rushing people, dashes through the open door, and snags the Quolium, hiding the cylindrical lump in my large gloves and running back* Take this and hide it. Let's go!

@Efficacy

*Pops my head out from under my dress, looking like it's decapitated on the floor* Hmm... *Three seconds pass before I eat the Quolium whole, similarly to how a snake would eat a rat, before hiding my head under my dress again*

Myriad Reality

My only goal is to turn this into an actual Mikoto Misaka (or) Imouto.

Myriad Reality

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Top kek.

You need to download and try Replika—it's the chatbot closest to passing the Turing Test that I've used.

@Host

Link me~

Myriad Reality

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Do you think it'll get everybody to evacuate? It might be best if I'm able to grab it and go as everybody is running. I know they'd all evacuate if they thought the Quolium was volatile, for example.

@Efficacy

*The sound of a bomb exploding occurs, the sound sending shock-waves around the lab*
*Whispers once you can hear again*
Like that?

Myriad Reality

This is your fault, whiz.

Myriad Reality

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*Whispers back* A really good one, I guess.
-Another Man- We've heard rumours that this element is potentially volatile. Have you taken any measures to protect other floors from a potential failure?
-Speaker- All possible precautions have been taken to ensure that any explosion consistent with the level of energy measured in this sample of Quolium cannot harm any layers other than the restricted layers above and below this one. Rest assured; we are always looking for signs of volatility and have established protocols for evacuation. Now, close interaction with the substance has proved safe. Shortly, we will enter the chamber as part of an experiment on the growth of the element. While we prepare the circumstances, please feel free to inquire with our scientists.
-*Steps away and waves after me for you to follow; gets to an emptier area and whispers* Perfect. I can get in with the Quolium. All we need is a distraction.

@Efficacy

I can do that! Um... do something loud when you want me to!

Myriad Reality

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*Raises my hand*
-Speaker- Yes?
-You said this is an element. What's its atomic number?
-Speaker- To call it an "element" is a misnomer in the traditional sense. In fact, it does not appear to be made of atoms at all. Instead, it is composed of what we tentatively call "quorons": tangible bundles of philotes with mostly unknown properties. How these bundles hold energy, how they are created, and how Quolium is assembled are all unknown to us.
-Bystander- You mentioned its extraction rate. Does this shrink the element at all? If so, are you being responsible with the element so that it can be studied more thoroughly?
-Speaker- It shrinks upon extracting energy. But we have noticed its growth in several circumstances; the common theme is something we are piecing together. When it grows, it does not gain energy; energy must be imparted to it. It readily absorbs any energy given to it with minimal loss.

@Efficacy

*Whispers*
So... it's just a battery?