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*Traces any wires connecting the terminals to other structures*

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*They all seem connected, but no power is running from the inactive pylons through to any of the corresponding machinery*

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*Follows the connections to the pylons and checks the machinery they run through*

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*They seem to be intended to both funnel power from the floor, as well as generate power on its own through a small reactor to self-sustain, but both of those seem non-functional*

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*A small, fist-sized cylinder extends from my palm, and I place it on the floor*
We may be able to hijack these connections.
*Pulls a series of wires from the cylinder and clamps them onto the power feed wires*

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You figured it out?

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We'll see. It may blow the circuit.
*The miniature power box starts to channel energy through the wires, slowly at first, and then ramps up*

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*Despite the power being applied to the system nothing powers up. Electricity arcs up the pylons but does not arc between them like it does on the other side*

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Part of the issue is that neither device has a known good state to reference.

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Neither device?

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These are in two different states, but neither is known to be correct.

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What’s different?

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One has some form of power flowing, but there's no guarantee it's flowing correctly.

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If you got it flowing over here, you think it may turn on the whole thing?
*Walks over to the dead pylons*

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The terminals should be powered, but unless these towers are transmitting information wirelessly, we may be able to bypass them entirely.

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They could be. You think the system is dependent on the pylons themselves connecting wirelessly like they are over there?

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It's possible.
*Walks over to the pylons and connects an auxiliary wire to the other side, adding to the energy flow*

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*Electricity visibly arcs through the pylons but it doesn’t seem to arc between them like on the other one*
That’s something.

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I'm going to do something risky. This device should minimize the damage.
*Connects another wire set directly to the pylon, and pulls a wire from the other side of the device, clamping it to the other pylon and energetically connecting them*

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*Electricity funnels across it in heavy amounts, and after just a few short moments, the device radiates a wavy teal aura for a few moments, attempting to funnel a whole new type of energy through the device as well, totally liquefying it*
Ohh…