Bite me! :p
Only if you ask nice.
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Once again the representatives of the outside galaxy disappoint Hundred. Why hasn't someone designed you people to be better at things. Your math is a mess, your philosophy is quantifiable unsound, and your food is terrible.
Your music is alright though.
Oh, and to answer your question from way back when, Hundred can construct any device she has bothered to deconstruct and analyze, or obtain the composition of from data she has bought, built, or stolen from earlier activities.
But as for what she constructs most of the time, well, complex weapon systems and other devices are often too time consuming and fragile to construct mid-combat. So instead she utilizes the strengths of nano-constructed material mid-combat to produce nano-carbon, monomolecular blades of various sizes and shapes as well as walls, shields, and other barriers. Harder than any conventional material, as sharp as physics, and very light, she then uses the rest of the Dust and phasic impulsion to 'telekinetically' control the blades. Also she can hit people with them.
This has proven to be effective, reliable, and aesthetically pleasing.
Mostly though she does this because it is aesthetically pleasing and looks stupid cool.
Your music is alright though.
Oh, and to answer your question from way back when, Hundred can construct any device she has bothered to deconstruct and analyze, or obtain the composition of from data she has bought, built, or stolen from earlier activities.
But as for what she constructs most of the time, well, complex weapon systems and other devices are often too time consuming and fragile to construct mid-combat. So instead she utilizes the strengths of nano-constructed material mid-combat to produce nano-carbon, monomolecular blades of various sizes and shapes as well as walls, shields, and other barriers. Harder than any conventional material, as sharp as physics, and very light, she then uses the rest of the Dust and phasic impulsion to 'telekinetically' control the blades. Also she can hit people with them.
This has proven to be effective, reliable, and aesthetically pleasing.
Mostly though she does this because it is aesthetically pleasing and looks stupid cool.
Many neuro-plastic printings were coded into every Gygan before completion. Vocational training and data. Standard overview of Consortium internal policies and procedures. A familial, slavish loyalty to the Consortium. And a xenophobic disdain for other client species.
Some might be surprised that for the culture of the Consortium, an entity ostensibly devoted to free enterprise, money and trade were seen as an unclean if necessary business. Internally, the Consortium had no sense of private enterprise. For the Gygans, all labor and the products thereof were to be utilized solely for the betterment of the Consortium as a whole, guided and directed by the unseen master's of Gyges. From the Gygan perspective, trade with outside civilizations was an act of charity and vulgar communication between the Consortium and cultures to ignorant to see their perfect system. Aliens were to be pitied, looked down upon, and be carefully directed through Gyges' ubiquitous, economic influence.
Hundred was not a typical Gygan, she had divorced herself from the Consortium and all that it represented. She had learned to be skeptical of her internal programming with a violent intensity that bordered upon blind hate. Hundred sneered to herself at the barbarians around her. Not all of her programming had been proven wrong by experience.
Perhaps they would prove themselves useful, non-Consortium powers were not without perspicacity. Her would-be comrades must have been chosen for some reasons and with some logic, flawed though it may be. Their problem solving skills, however, did not seem to be one of those reasons. She looked over at the one fiddling with his quaint firearm as he voiced his impatience. Well he wasn't wrong.
Hundred stood from her seat at the far end of the shuttles seating. The Dust shifted and reoriented itself in the air, a golden shimmer from countless phasic transference events signifying their activity. Hundred's fluttered near her face, millions of programmable particulate rushed around her head, compacting, coalescing, constructing into the sealed helmet of her suit. She walked over to the airlock, more particulate filtering into the activation circuit, cycling the internal aperture into an open position. Stepping inside the Dust flooded in after her from the cabin, one final wisp remaining to cycle the hatch shut behind them. Hundred sniffed in the closed, quiet confines of her freshly constructed helmet, activating her suits comm. Clear, curt, and dripping with disdain, Hundred's husky voice materialized from the shuttle cockpit's speakers.
"Open the airlock, pilot. I will get us inside."
Some might be surprised that for the culture of the Consortium, an entity ostensibly devoted to free enterprise, money and trade were seen as an unclean if necessary business. Internally, the Consortium had no sense of private enterprise. For the Gygans, all labor and the products thereof were to be utilized solely for the betterment of the Consortium as a whole, guided and directed by the unseen master's of Gyges. From the Gygan perspective, trade with outside civilizations was an act of charity and vulgar communication between the Consortium and cultures to ignorant to see their perfect system. Aliens were to be pitied, looked down upon, and be carefully directed through Gyges' ubiquitous, economic influence.
Hundred was not a typical Gygan, she had divorced herself from the Consortium and all that it represented. She had learned to be skeptical of her internal programming with a violent intensity that bordered upon blind hate. Hundred sneered to herself at the barbarians around her. Not all of her programming had been proven wrong by experience.
Perhaps they would prove themselves useful, non-Consortium powers were not without perspicacity. Her would-be comrades must have been chosen for some reasons and with some logic, flawed though it may be. Their problem solving skills, however, did not seem to be one of those reasons. She looked over at the one fiddling with his quaint firearm as he voiced his impatience. Well he wasn't wrong.
Hundred stood from her seat at the far end of the shuttles seating. The Dust shifted and reoriented itself in the air, a golden shimmer from countless phasic transference events signifying their activity. Hundred's fluttered near her face, millions of programmable particulate rushed around her head, compacting, coalescing, constructing into the sealed helmet of her suit. She walked over to the airlock, more particulate filtering into the activation circuit, cycling the internal aperture into an open position. Stepping inside the Dust flooded in after her from the cabin, one final wisp remaining to cycle the hatch shut behind them. Hundred sniffed in the closed, quiet confines of her freshly constructed helmet, activating her suits comm. Clear, curt, and dripping with disdain, Hundred's husky voice materialized from the shuttle cockpit's speakers.
"Open the airlock, pilot. I will get us inside."
Tremble and be cowed erstwhile romantic rivals to Hundred! You cannot compete with a power top possessing proprietary Consortium technology!
Please. You plebian womb-born are no match for Hundred's romantic prowess.
She has already analyzed Marga's neuro-physiology and located optimal erogenous zones. Proper application of Tegiak nanomaterial can produce tactile sensations of significantly higher neural agonism to any method your means might enjoy.
Marga will submit herself to Hundred's pleasuring all other options are simply inferior.
She has already analyzed Marga's neuro-physiology and located optimal erogenous zones. Proper application of Tegiak nanomaterial can produce tactile sensations of significantly higher neural agonism to any method your means might enjoy.
Marga will submit herself to Hundred's pleasuring all other options are simply inferior.
Of course not!
Orion doesn't own a fiddle.
Orion doesn't own a fiddle.
Oops, accidentally posted the sheet in the character thread, apologies. Deleted the content from there, but it looked like you can't delete your whole message anymore, I'll see if I can get a mod to do it.
Anyway, updated character according to your new template, tweaked a few things, more small changes possibly to come. More significant changes if you require it.
Name: Hundred Kira
Race: Gygan - Designer servitor species of the Gyges Consortium. Hundred is part of a generation designed for work in a Consortium Research and Design facility on one of their worlds, grown with genetic characteristics for enhanced cognitive functions, including increased plasticity, synaptic efficiency, and other enhancements towards what is loosely defined as intelligence, as well as implanted with further cybernetic accouterments to further enhance baseline. Additional modification part of standard Gygan templates give Hundred increased genetic predispositions for general good health and resistance to common maladies.
Hundred has further modified herself with additional bio-tech from a multitude of sources, most particularly from the Tegiak civilization.
Appearance: Hundred
Personality: Prideful. Stubborn. Brilliant. Arrogant. Intractable. Genius. Egotistic. Obstinate. Cunning. Hundred knows her strengths, plays to them, and expects others to recognize their worth. She judges others purely on their merits and utility and demands the same in return. Pathologically individualistic, she disdains authority in all it's forms, often going out of her way to provoke a challenge from other egos.
Hundred has an unabashed love of music in all it's endless variety, secretly experimenting with her nanotech constructs to try to create a new vein of harmonics hitherto unknown.
Skills:
Expert Information Systems Engineer with particular talent with emergent synthetic intelligence algorithms.
Skilled Knowledge of Tegiak technology.
Expert Mechanical Engineer
Skilled Phasic Physicist
Experienced in Nano-construct assisted personal combat.
Non-standard Abilities: Matter Manipulation and Transmutation - the use of proprietary Consortium micro-nano technology with neural mapping interfaces to construct a near infinite variety of materials and objects necessary for a given endeavor. While Tegiak technology allows for almost limitless sophistication, limits in Consortium interface software limits the complexity and immediacy of actuation. Under most conditions, Hundred has found simple machines to be the configurations that see the most efficacy, while the nano-structures enable a surprising mass to strength ratio, ductility, and other material attributes. For point to point efficiency, Hundred has mapped coded object data to the neural expression of somatic motion, creating a language of gestures to swiftly translate commands to the Dust.
T-Phase Architectural Impulsion - The use of supra-quantum dynamics to transmit and manipulate energy individual particles within Tegiak technology leading to the tech exceeding the capabilities of galactic baseline technology. Tegiak manipulation of spacial relations and forces would allow for much more considerable range in environmental manipulation, however, limited understanding of the technology and limited resources prevent greater utility with this technology.
Equipment: The Dust - Utility fog. An array of micro-scale claytronics mixed with nano-scale machines which, together, constitute a form of programmable matter. Able to be constructed into a virtually infinite variety of shapes the claytronics form of building blocks of what is to be created, while the nano-scale machines are designed to modify the molecular structure of the micro-scale machines to certain specifications enabling a level of speed and sophistication that exceeds that of similar contrivances used by other, modern nanotech.
The secret to this sophistication is the free entanglement neural networking between the foglets, able to instantaneously transmit information and energy between themselves the foglet can store the vast amount of data required to construct a myriad of different configurations and constitute themselves with much greater efficiency as well as innervate the Dust with enough energy to achieve configuration several orders of magnitude faster than most conventional nanotech. The fogs data capacity is not infinite, however, so data is tailored to the configurations most likely to be useful to a given set of parameters. Additionally, the amount of material available is also limited. The fog can break down other matter and reconstitute it to increase it's own mass, but the speed at which it does so is not always congruous with many operational conditions.
When not actively configured, the fog is dispersed in the area around Hundred, the nano-processors using their run cycles instead to act together for data collection and analysis providing a spectrum of useful information about the immediate environment.
The Dust is linked to Hundred through her own neural interface with the network, enabling her to direct their activity. The majority of non-phased, non-cloud Dust is suspended in a layer of non-Newtonian oil sandwiched between the layers of her suit, providing a highly-flexible, highly-durable armor layer. In extraordinary circumstances, the oil layer may be converted into more airborne machines compromising protection for additional construct material.
Secondary Neural Network Port - Compatible with most neural dataports and connected to cranial processors containing additional SI programs suited to navigation and information warfare.
Variable Spectrum Radiation Emitter - A small, modified pistol capable of projecting energy tuned across a variety of spectrums with enough output to damage most non-armored military grade materials and fatally harm most species if focused on a vital bodily region.
Personal Vacuum Suit - Modified extreme condition survival attire, providing moderate protection from up to Class 7 environmental hazards as well as personal protection against smallarms equivalent, when combined with the non-Newtonian oil layer, to baseline, military powered armor.
Bio: History: One of billions of near identical cloned workers of the Gyges Consortium, Hundred was just a small, fungible cog in the vast, ill defined machine that is the Gyges Consortium. The result of human hubris, fortune, and the opportunistic laws governing the rights and ownership of discovered exoartifacts. The Consortium deliberately obfuscates knowledge about itself and it's history. What little is known is that it was founded upon the vast wealth and power accumulated by a single or small group of individuals who, in a private exploratory mission found the surprisingly plentiful remains of an ancient, advanced, and long vanished civilization. Through skillful industry, ruthless business acumen, and brazen ambition the founder(s) of the Consortium accumulated more control and influence than most other galactic civilizations in their area of space. Curiously, rather than turning their power towards conquest, the Consortium instead integrated itself into the space-faring community, saturating the bedrock of intragalactic commerce and industry. Now the Consortium itself is rarely thought about or remembered in the public consciousness, known instead through their innumerable and ubiquitous subsidiaries. Few inhabited areas of the known galaxy have not felt Gyges touch.
The Gygans themselves are rarely seen by other species. Mostly inhabiting the few worlds Gyges deigns to actual directly administer to (mostly the former homeworlds of the Tegiak civilization) as the Consortium's lifeblood, producing it's innovations, maintaining it's infrastructure, et cetera.
Hundred herself was born to work on one of Gyges' internal information technology development projects, refining the quantum computing algorithms responsible for the generation of Gyges' emergent AIs. In this task, Hundred excelled. Created with a love of mathematics and a talent in their manipulation Hundred iterated thousands of improvements to Gygan methods. Her work was utilized, appreciated, and rewarded with standard Gygan advancements in status, budget, and responsibility. Within her sixth year of operation, she was moved to a first tier lab, given several subordinate Gygans to facilitate her work, and had her genetic and cybernetic profile marked for analysis by Human Resources. Unfortunately, of the various analyses devoted to Hundred, the one responsible for measuring her dissatisfaction with her position was erroneous. Fittingly, perhaps, given the origins of the apparatus that gave her birth, Hundred was born with the same ambition and sense of importance that gave it rise. Seeing how little reward and recognition her hard and excellent work earned her in comparison to how it would aggrandize the Consortium she grew to resent the organization that was hard-coded with familial bonds into her. Knowing that such thoughts would have her marked for termination and recycling, rather than cow herself to her place in the universe, Hundred decided that it was time to make a career change.
The accident that atomized the Mezihashu mountain range and much of quadrant 171 took the lives of over 50,000 Gygans, more importantly, it cost the Consortium more than 17% of it's projected revenue for the planetary division in materials, labor hours, and project timelines.
The satellite network that most of the incident report data was derived from recorded a T-Phase Exigence Emergence Event. Blamed on a string security shortfalls with the Alpha-2888183214 Project found within the planetary logs, the report was filed for future oversight review within the Consortium. The satellites did not accurately record the smaller atmospheric blowback conditions consistent with in-atmosphere Phased-FTL initiation. The satellites governing-AI were designed by Hundred. Her duplicity was not discovered for another six weeks. By then she had stolen her second cache of Tegiak exotech.
Knowing that the technology of the Tegiak civilization was still the source of much of the Gyges' continued eminence, Hundred set out to extract her 'backdues' from the Consortium. Working off of data stolen from Gygan networks she hunted down several smaller troves of Tegiak artifacts and data, taking what she could and fleeing Gygan space before they could mobilize an appropriate response. Since then Hundred has explored the galaxy, carving out an existence at the fringes of the space-faring community, turning her talents and stolen tech into a successful career in the galactic underworld as a skilled expert on information warfare and unknown exotech, all while fleeing the attentions of Consortium HR-HK termination teams, a difficult prospect for someone as notable as Hundred and pursuers as efficable as Gyges. But Hundred is just one oddity in a universe full of them, there are many stars, and besides, she has just taken a job that will send her beyond even their reach. The Lone Star awaits, and if the most sensitive and highly fragmented files she stole from the Consortium are any indication, may hold secrets as monumental as the discovery of the Tegiak.
Quote: "Let me inform you of a sea change. You are not a Leviathan. You are not a Wurm. You are not Moby Dick. You are a very small fish in a very large ocean, and I? I am fucking Poseidon!"
Anyway, updated character according to your new template, tweaked a few things, more small changes possibly to come. More significant changes if you require it.
Name: Hundred Kira
Race: Gygan - Designer servitor species of the Gyges Consortium. Hundred is part of a generation designed for work in a Consortium Research and Design facility on one of their worlds, grown with genetic characteristics for enhanced cognitive functions, including increased plasticity, synaptic efficiency, and other enhancements towards what is loosely defined as intelligence, as well as implanted with further cybernetic accouterments to further enhance baseline. Additional modification part of standard Gygan templates give Hundred increased genetic predispositions for general good health and resistance to common maladies.
Hundred has further modified herself with additional bio-tech from a multitude of sources, most particularly from the Tegiak civilization.
Appearance: Hundred
Personality: Prideful. Stubborn. Brilliant. Arrogant. Intractable. Genius. Egotistic. Obstinate. Cunning. Hundred knows her strengths, plays to them, and expects others to recognize their worth. She judges others purely on their merits and utility and demands the same in return. Pathologically individualistic, she disdains authority in all it's forms, often going out of her way to provoke a challenge from other egos.
Hundred has an unabashed love of music in all it's endless variety, secretly experimenting with her nanotech constructs to try to create a new vein of harmonics hitherto unknown.
Skills:
Expert Information Systems Engineer with particular talent with emergent synthetic intelligence algorithms.
Skilled Knowledge of Tegiak technology.
Expert Mechanical Engineer
Skilled Phasic Physicist
Experienced in Nano-construct assisted personal combat.
Non-standard Abilities: Matter Manipulation and Transmutation - the use of proprietary Consortium micro-nano technology with neural mapping interfaces to construct a near infinite variety of materials and objects necessary for a given endeavor. While Tegiak technology allows for almost limitless sophistication, limits in Consortium interface software limits the complexity and immediacy of actuation. Under most conditions, Hundred has found simple machines to be the configurations that see the most efficacy, while the nano-structures enable a surprising mass to strength ratio, ductility, and other material attributes. For point to point efficiency, Hundred has mapped coded object data to the neural expression of somatic motion, creating a language of gestures to swiftly translate commands to the Dust.
T-Phase Architectural Impulsion - The use of supra-quantum dynamics to transmit and manipulate energy individual particles within Tegiak technology leading to the tech exceeding the capabilities of galactic baseline technology. Tegiak manipulation of spacial relations and forces would allow for much more considerable range in environmental manipulation, however, limited understanding of the technology and limited resources prevent greater utility with this technology.
Equipment: The Dust - Utility fog. An array of micro-scale claytronics mixed with nano-scale machines which, together, constitute a form of programmable matter. Able to be constructed into a virtually infinite variety of shapes the claytronics form of building blocks of what is to be created, while the nano-scale machines are designed to modify the molecular structure of the micro-scale machines to certain specifications enabling a level of speed and sophistication that exceeds that of similar contrivances used by other, modern nanotech.
The secret to this sophistication is the free entanglement neural networking between the foglets, able to instantaneously transmit information and energy between themselves the foglet can store the vast amount of data required to construct a myriad of different configurations and constitute themselves with much greater efficiency as well as innervate the Dust with enough energy to achieve configuration several orders of magnitude faster than most conventional nanotech. The fogs data capacity is not infinite, however, so data is tailored to the configurations most likely to be useful to a given set of parameters. Additionally, the amount of material available is also limited. The fog can break down other matter and reconstitute it to increase it's own mass, but the speed at which it does so is not always congruous with many operational conditions.
When not actively configured, the fog is dispersed in the area around Hundred, the nano-processors using their run cycles instead to act together for data collection and analysis providing a spectrum of useful information about the immediate environment.
The Dust is linked to Hundred through her own neural interface with the network, enabling her to direct their activity. The majority of non-phased, non-cloud Dust is suspended in a layer of non-Newtonian oil sandwiched between the layers of her suit, providing a highly-flexible, highly-durable armor layer. In extraordinary circumstances, the oil layer may be converted into more airborne machines compromising protection for additional construct material.
Secondary Neural Network Port - Compatible with most neural dataports and connected to cranial processors containing additional SI programs suited to navigation and information warfare.
Variable Spectrum Radiation Emitter - A small, modified pistol capable of projecting energy tuned across a variety of spectrums with enough output to damage most non-armored military grade materials and fatally harm most species if focused on a vital bodily region.
Personal Vacuum Suit - Modified extreme condition survival attire, providing moderate protection from up to Class 7 environmental hazards as well as personal protection against smallarms equivalent, when combined with the non-Newtonian oil layer, to baseline, military powered armor.
Bio: History: One of billions of near identical cloned workers of the Gyges Consortium, Hundred was just a small, fungible cog in the vast, ill defined machine that is the Gyges Consortium. The result of human hubris, fortune, and the opportunistic laws governing the rights and ownership of discovered exoartifacts. The Consortium deliberately obfuscates knowledge about itself and it's history. What little is known is that it was founded upon the vast wealth and power accumulated by a single or small group of individuals who, in a private exploratory mission found the surprisingly plentiful remains of an ancient, advanced, and long vanished civilization. Through skillful industry, ruthless business acumen, and brazen ambition the founder(s) of the Consortium accumulated more control and influence than most other galactic civilizations in their area of space. Curiously, rather than turning their power towards conquest, the Consortium instead integrated itself into the space-faring community, saturating the bedrock of intragalactic commerce and industry. Now the Consortium itself is rarely thought about or remembered in the public consciousness, known instead through their innumerable and ubiquitous subsidiaries. Few inhabited areas of the known galaxy have not felt Gyges touch.
The Gygans themselves are rarely seen by other species. Mostly inhabiting the few worlds Gyges deigns to actual directly administer to (mostly the former homeworlds of the Tegiak civilization) as the Consortium's lifeblood, producing it's innovations, maintaining it's infrastructure, et cetera.
Hundred herself was born to work on one of Gyges' internal information technology development projects, refining the quantum computing algorithms responsible for the generation of Gyges' emergent AIs. In this task, Hundred excelled. Created with a love of mathematics and a talent in their manipulation Hundred iterated thousands of improvements to Gygan methods. Her work was utilized, appreciated, and rewarded with standard Gygan advancements in status, budget, and responsibility. Within her sixth year of operation, she was moved to a first tier lab, given several subordinate Gygans to facilitate her work, and had her genetic and cybernetic profile marked for analysis by Human Resources. Unfortunately, of the various analyses devoted to Hundred, the one responsible for measuring her dissatisfaction with her position was erroneous. Fittingly, perhaps, given the origins of the apparatus that gave her birth, Hundred was born with the same ambition and sense of importance that gave it rise. Seeing how little reward and recognition her hard and excellent work earned her in comparison to how it would aggrandize the Consortium she grew to resent the organization that was hard-coded with familial bonds into her. Knowing that such thoughts would have her marked for termination and recycling, rather than cow herself to her place in the universe, Hundred decided that it was time to make a career change.
The accident that atomized the Mezihashu mountain range and much of quadrant 171 took the lives of over 50,000 Gygans, more importantly, it cost the Consortium more than 17% of it's projected revenue for the planetary division in materials, labor hours, and project timelines.
The satellite network that most of the incident report data was derived from recorded a T-Phase Exigence Emergence Event. Blamed on a string security shortfalls with the Alpha-2888183214 Project found within the planetary logs, the report was filed for future oversight review within the Consortium. The satellites did not accurately record the smaller atmospheric blowback conditions consistent with in-atmosphere Phased-FTL initiation. The satellites governing-AI were designed by Hundred. Her duplicity was not discovered for another six weeks. By then she had stolen her second cache of Tegiak exotech.
Knowing that the technology of the Tegiak civilization was still the source of much of the Gyges' continued eminence, Hundred set out to extract her 'backdues' from the Consortium. Working off of data stolen from Gygan networks she hunted down several smaller troves of Tegiak artifacts and data, taking what she could and fleeing Gygan space before they could mobilize an appropriate response. Since then Hundred has explored the galaxy, carving out an existence at the fringes of the space-faring community, turning her talents and stolen tech into a successful career in the galactic underworld as a skilled expert on information warfare and unknown exotech, all while fleeing the attentions of Consortium HR-HK termination teams, a difficult prospect for someone as notable as Hundred and pursuers as efficable as Gyges. But Hundred is just one oddity in a universe full of them, there are many stars, and besides, she has just taken a job that will send her beyond even their reach. The Lone Star awaits, and if the most sensitive and highly fragmented files she stole from the Consortium are any indication, may hold secrets as monumental as the discovery of the Tegiak.
Quote: "Let me inform you of a sea change. You are not a Leviathan. You are not a Wurm. You are not Moby Dick. You are a very small fish in a very large ocean, and I? I am fucking Poseidon!"
Name: Hundred Kira
Race: Gygan - Designer servitor species of the Gyges Consortium. Hundred is part of a generation designed for work in a Consortium Research and Design facility on one of their worlds, grown with genetic characteristics for enhanced cognitive functions, including increased plasticity, synaptic efficiency, and other enhancements towards what is loosely defined as intelligence, as well as implanted with further cybernetic accouterments to further enhance baseline. Additional modification part of standard Gygan templates give Hundred increased genetic predispositions for general good health and resistance to common maladies.
Hundred has further modified herself with additional bio-tech from a multitude of sources, most particularly from the Tegiak civilization.
Appearance: Hundred
Personality: Prideful. Stubborn. Brilliant. Arrogant. Intractable. Genius. Egotistic. Obstinate. Cunning. Hundred knows her strengths, plays to them, and expects others to recognize their worth. She judges others purely on their merits and utility and demands the same in return. Pathologically individualistic, she disdains authority in all it's forms, often going out of her way to provoke a challenge from other egos.
Hundred has an unabashed love of music in all it's endless variety, secretly experimenting with her nanotech constructs to try to create a new vein of harmonics hitherto unknown.
Skills:
Expert Information Systems Engineer with particular talent with emergent synthetic intelligence algorithms.
Skilled Knowledge of Tegiak technology.
Expert Mechanical Engineer
Skilled Phasic Physicist
Experienced in Nano-construct assisted personal combat.
Non-standard Abilities: Matter Manipulation and Transmutation - the use of proprietary Consortium micro-nano technology with neural mapping interfaces to construct a near infinite variety of materials and objects necessary for a given endeavor. While Tegiak technology allows for almost limitless sophistication, limits in Consortium interface software limits the complexity and immediacy of actuation. Under most conditions, Hundred has found simple machines to be the configurations that see the most efficacy, while the nano-structures enable a surprising mass to strength ratio, ductility, and other material attributes. For point to point efficiency, Hundred has mapped coded object data to the neural expression of somatic motion, creating a language of gestures to swiftly translate commands to the Dust.
T-Phase Architectural Impulsion - The use of supra-quantum dynamics to transmit and manipulate energy individual particles within Tegiak technology leading to the tech exceeding the capabilities of galactic baseline technology. Tegiak manipulation of spacial relations and forces would allow for much more considerable range in environmental manipulation, however, limited understanding of the technology and limited resources prevent greater utility with this technology.
Equipment: The Dust - Utility fog. An array of micro-scale claytronics mixed with nano-scale machines which, together, constitute a form of programmable matter. Able to be constructed into a virtually infinite variety of shapes the claytronics form of building blocks of what is to be created, while the nano-scale machines are designed to modify the molecular structure of the micro-scale machines to certain specifications enabling a level of speed and sophistication that exceeds that of similar contrivances used by other, modern nanotech.
The secret to this sophistication is the free entanglement neural networking between the foglets, able to instantaneously transmit information and energy between themselves the foglet can store the vast amount of data required to construct a myriad of different configurations and constitute themselves with much greater efficiency as well as innervate the Dust with enough energy to achieve configuration several orders of magnitude faster than most conventional nanotech. The fogs data capacity is not infinite, however, so data is tailored to the configurations most likely to be useful to a given set of parameters. Additionally, the amount of material available is also limited. The fog can break down other matter and reconstitute it to increase it's own mass, but the speed at which it does so is not always congruous with many operational conditions.
When not actively configured, the fog is dispersed in the area around Hundred, the nano-processors using their run cycles instead to act together for data collection and analysis providing a spectrum of useful information about the immediate environment.
The Dust is linked to Hundred through her own neural interface with the network, enabling her to direct their activity. The majority of non-phased, non-cloud Dust is suspended in a layer of non-Newtonian oil sandwiched between the layers of her suit, providing a highly-flexible, highly-durable armor layer. In extraordinary circumstances, the oil layer may be converted into more airborne machines compromising protection for additional construct material.
Secondary Neural Network Port - Compatible with most neural dataports and connected to cranial processors containing additional SI programs suited to navigation and information warfare.
Variable Spectrum Radiation Emitter - A small, modified pistol capable of projecting energy tuned across a variety of spectrums with enough output to damage most non-armored military grade materials and fatally harm most species if focused on a vital bodily region.
Personal Vacuum Suit - Modified extreme condition survival attire, providing moderate protection from up to Class 7 environmental hazards as well as personal protection against smallarms equivalent, when combined with the non-Newtonian oil layer, to baseline, military powered armor.
Bio: History: One of billions of near identical cloned workers of the Gyges Consortium, Hundred was just a small, fungible cog in the vast, ill defined machine that is the Gyges Consortium. The result of human hubris, fortune, and the opportunistic laws governing the rights and ownership of discovered exoartifacts. The Consortium deliberately obfuscates knowledge about itself and it's history. What little is known is that it was founded upon the vast wealth and power accumulated by a single or small group of individuals who, in a private exploratory mission found the surprisingly plentiful remains of an ancient, advanced, and long vanished civilization. Through skillful industry, ruthless business acumen, and brazen ambition the founder(s) of the Consortium accumulated more control and influence than most other galactic civilizations in their area of space. Curiously, rather than turning their power towards conquest, the Consortium instead integrated itself into the space-faring community, saturating the bedrock of intragalactic commerce and industry. Now the Consortium itself is rarely thought about or remembered in the public consciousness, known instead through their innumerable and ubiquitous subsidiaries. Few inhabited areas of the known galaxy have not felt Gyges touch.
The Gygans themselves are rarely seen by other species. Mostly inhabiting the few worlds Gyges deigns to actual directly administer to (mostly the former homeworlds of the Tegiak civilization) as the Consortium's lifeblood, producing it's innovations, maintaining it's infrastructure, et cetera.
Hundred herself was born to work on one of Gyges' internal information technology development projects, refining the quantum computing algorithms responsible for the generation of Gyges' emergent AIs. In this task, Hundred excelled. Created with a love of mathematics and a talent in their manipulation Hundred iterated thousands of improvements to Gygan methods. Her work was utilized, appreciated, and rewarded with standard Gygan advancements in status, budget, and responsibility. Within her sixth year of operation, she was moved to a first tier lab, given several subordinate Gygans to facilitate her work, and had her genetic and cybernetic profile marked for analysis by Human Resources. Unfortunately, of the various analyses devoted to Hundred, the one responsible for measuring her dissatisfaction with her position was erroneous. Fittingly, perhaps, given the origins of the apparatus that gave her birth, Hundred was born with the same ambition and sense of importance that gave it rise. Seeing how little reward and recognition her hard and excellent work earned her in comparison to how it would aggrandize the Consortium she grew to resent the organization that was hard-coded with familial bonds into her. Knowing that such thoughts would have her marked for termination and recycling, rather than cow herself to her place in the universe, Hundred decided that it was time to make a career change.
The accident that atomized the Mezihashu mountain range and much of quadrant 171 took the lives of over 50,000 Gygans, more importantly, it cost the Consortium more than 17% of it's projected revenue for the planetary division in materials, labor hours, and project timelines.
The satellite network that most of the incident report data was derived from recorded a T-Phase Exigence Emergence Event. Blamed on a string security shortfalls with the Alpha-2888183214 Project found within the planetary logs, the report was filed for future oversight review within the Consortium. The satellites did not accurately record the smaller atmospheric blowback conditions consistent with in-atmosphere Phased-FTL initiation. The satellites governing-AI were designed by Hundred. Her duplicity was not discovered for another six weeks. By then she had stolen her second cache of Tegiak exotech.
Knowing that the technology of the Tegiak civilization was still the source of much of the Gyges' continued eminence, Hundred set out to extract her 'backdues' from the Consortium. Working off of data stolen from Gygan networks she hunted down several smaller troves of Tegiak artifacts and data, taking what she could and fleeing Gygan space before they could mobilize an appropriate response. Since then Hundred has explored the galaxy, carving out an existence at the fringes of the space-faring community, turning her talents and stolen tech into a successful career in the galactic underworld as a skilled expert on information warfare and unknown exotech, all while fleeing the attentions of Consortium HR-HK termination teams, a difficult prospect for someone as notable as Hundred and pursuers as efficable as Gyges. But Hundred is just one oddity in a universe full of them, there are many stars, and besides, she has just taken a job that will send her beyond even their reach. The Lone Star awaits, and if the most sensitive and highly fragmented files she stole from the Consortium are any indication, may hold secrets as monumental as the discovery of the Tegiak.
Quote: "Let me inform you of a sea change. You are not a Leviathan. You are not a Wurm. You are not Moby Dick. You are a very small fish in a very large ocean, and I? I am fucking Poseidon!"
Race: Gygan - Designer servitor species of the Gyges Consortium. Hundred is part of a generation designed for work in a Consortium Research and Design facility on one of their worlds, grown with genetic characteristics for enhanced cognitive functions, including increased plasticity, synaptic efficiency, and other enhancements towards what is loosely defined as intelligence, as well as implanted with further cybernetic accouterments to further enhance baseline. Additional modification part of standard Gygan templates give Hundred increased genetic predispositions for general good health and resistance to common maladies.
Hundred has further modified herself with additional bio-tech from a multitude of sources, most particularly from the Tegiak civilization.
Appearance: Hundred
Personality: Prideful. Stubborn. Brilliant. Arrogant. Intractable. Genius. Egotistic. Obstinate. Cunning. Hundred knows her strengths, plays to them, and expects others to recognize their worth. She judges others purely on their merits and utility and demands the same in return. Pathologically individualistic, she disdains authority in all it's forms, often going out of her way to provoke a challenge from other egos.
Hundred has an unabashed love of music in all it's endless variety, secretly experimenting with her nanotech constructs to try to create a new vein of harmonics hitherto unknown.
Skills:
Expert Information Systems Engineer with particular talent with emergent synthetic intelligence algorithms.
Skilled Knowledge of Tegiak technology.
Expert Mechanical Engineer
Skilled Phasic Physicist
Experienced in Nano-construct assisted personal combat.
Non-standard Abilities: Matter Manipulation and Transmutation - the use of proprietary Consortium micro-nano technology with neural mapping interfaces to construct a near infinite variety of materials and objects necessary for a given endeavor. While Tegiak technology allows for almost limitless sophistication, limits in Consortium interface software limits the complexity and immediacy of actuation. Under most conditions, Hundred has found simple machines to be the configurations that see the most efficacy, while the nano-structures enable a surprising mass to strength ratio, ductility, and other material attributes. For point to point efficiency, Hundred has mapped coded object data to the neural expression of somatic motion, creating a language of gestures to swiftly translate commands to the Dust.
T-Phase Architectural Impulsion - The use of supra-quantum dynamics to transmit and manipulate energy individual particles within Tegiak technology leading to the tech exceeding the capabilities of galactic baseline technology. Tegiak manipulation of spacial relations and forces would allow for much more considerable range in environmental manipulation, however, limited understanding of the technology and limited resources prevent greater utility with this technology.
Equipment: The Dust - Utility fog. An array of micro-scale claytronics mixed with nano-scale machines which, together, constitute a form of programmable matter. Able to be constructed into a virtually infinite variety of shapes the claytronics form of building blocks of what is to be created, while the nano-scale machines are designed to modify the molecular structure of the micro-scale machines to certain specifications enabling a level of speed and sophistication that exceeds that of similar contrivances used by other, modern nanotech.
The secret to this sophistication is the free entanglement neural networking between the foglets, able to instantaneously transmit information and energy between themselves the foglet can store the vast amount of data required to construct a myriad of different configurations and constitute themselves with much greater efficiency as well as innervate the Dust with enough energy to achieve configuration several orders of magnitude faster than most conventional nanotech. The fogs data capacity is not infinite, however, so data is tailored to the configurations most likely to be useful to a given set of parameters. Additionally, the amount of material available is also limited. The fog can break down other matter and reconstitute it to increase it's own mass, but the speed at which it does so is not always congruous with many operational conditions.
When not actively configured, the fog is dispersed in the area around Hundred, the nano-processors using their run cycles instead to act together for data collection and analysis providing a spectrum of useful information about the immediate environment.
The Dust is linked to Hundred through her own neural interface with the network, enabling her to direct their activity. The majority of non-phased, non-cloud Dust is suspended in a layer of non-Newtonian oil sandwiched between the layers of her suit, providing a highly-flexible, highly-durable armor layer. In extraordinary circumstances, the oil layer may be converted into more airborne machines compromising protection for additional construct material.
Secondary Neural Network Port - Compatible with most neural dataports and connected to cranial processors containing additional SI programs suited to navigation and information warfare.
Variable Spectrum Radiation Emitter - A small, modified pistol capable of projecting energy tuned across a variety of spectrums with enough output to damage most non-armored military grade materials and fatally harm most species if focused on a vital bodily region.
Personal Vacuum Suit - Modified extreme condition survival attire, providing moderate protection from up to Class 7 environmental hazards as well as personal protection against smallarms equivalent, when combined with the non-Newtonian oil layer, to baseline, military powered armor.
Bio: History: One of billions of near identical cloned workers of the Gyges Consortium, Hundred was just a small, fungible cog in the vast, ill defined machine that is the Gyges Consortium. The result of human hubris, fortune, and the opportunistic laws governing the rights and ownership of discovered exoartifacts. The Consortium deliberately obfuscates knowledge about itself and it's history. What little is known is that it was founded upon the vast wealth and power accumulated by a single or small group of individuals who, in a private exploratory mission found the surprisingly plentiful remains of an ancient, advanced, and long vanished civilization. Through skillful industry, ruthless business acumen, and brazen ambition the founder(s) of the Consortium accumulated more control and influence than most other galactic civilizations in their area of space. Curiously, rather than turning their power towards conquest, the Consortium instead integrated itself into the space-faring community, saturating the bedrock of intragalactic commerce and industry. Now the Consortium itself is rarely thought about or remembered in the public consciousness, known instead through their innumerable and ubiquitous subsidiaries. Few inhabited areas of the known galaxy have not felt Gyges touch.
The Gygans themselves are rarely seen by other species. Mostly inhabiting the few worlds Gyges deigns to actual directly administer to (mostly the former homeworlds of the Tegiak civilization) as the Consortium's lifeblood, producing it's innovations, maintaining it's infrastructure, et cetera.
Hundred herself was born to work on one of Gyges' internal information technology development projects, refining the quantum computing algorithms responsible for the generation of Gyges' emergent AIs. In this task, Hundred excelled. Created with a love of mathematics and a talent in their manipulation Hundred iterated thousands of improvements to Gygan methods. Her work was utilized, appreciated, and rewarded with standard Gygan advancements in status, budget, and responsibility. Within her sixth year of operation, she was moved to a first tier lab, given several subordinate Gygans to facilitate her work, and had her genetic and cybernetic profile marked for analysis by Human Resources. Unfortunately, of the various analyses devoted to Hundred, the one responsible for measuring her dissatisfaction with her position was erroneous. Fittingly, perhaps, given the origins of the apparatus that gave her birth, Hundred was born with the same ambition and sense of importance that gave it rise. Seeing how little reward and recognition her hard and excellent work earned her in comparison to how it would aggrandize the Consortium she grew to resent the organization that was hard-coded with familial bonds into her. Knowing that such thoughts would have her marked for termination and recycling, rather than cow herself to her place in the universe, Hundred decided that it was time to make a career change.
The accident that atomized the Mezihashu mountain range and much of quadrant 171 took the lives of over 50,000 Gygans, more importantly, it cost the Consortium more than 17% of it's projected revenue for the planetary division in materials, labor hours, and project timelines.
The satellite network that most of the incident report data was derived from recorded a T-Phase Exigence Emergence Event. Blamed on a string security shortfalls with the Alpha-2888183214 Project found within the planetary logs, the report was filed for future oversight review within the Consortium. The satellites did not accurately record the smaller atmospheric blowback conditions consistent with in-atmosphere Phased-FTL initiation. The satellites governing-AI were designed by Hundred. Her duplicity was not discovered for another six weeks. By then she had stolen her second cache of Tegiak exotech.
Knowing that the technology of the Tegiak civilization was still the source of much of the Gyges' continued eminence, Hundred set out to extract her 'backdues' from the Consortium. Working off of data stolen from Gygan networks she hunted down several smaller troves of Tegiak artifacts and data, taking what she could and fleeing Gygan space before they could mobilize an appropriate response. Since then Hundred has explored the galaxy, carving out an existence at the fringes of the space-faring community, turning her talents and stolen tech into a successful career in the galactic underworld as a skilled expert on information warfare and unknown exotech, all while fleeing the attentions of Consortium HR-HK termination teams, a difficult prospect for someone as notable as Hundred and pursuers as efficable as Gyges. But Hundred is just one oddity in a universe full of them, there are many stars, and besides, she has just taken a job that will send her beyond even their reach. The Lone Star awaits, and if the most sensitive and highly fragmented files she stole from the Consortium are any indication, may hold secrets as monumental as the discovery of the Tegiak.
Quote: "Let me inform you of a sea change. You are not a Leviathan. You are not a Wurm. You are not Moby Dick. You are a very small fish in a very large ocean, and I? I am fucking Poseidon!"
I think we're just making it up ourselves. I just mimicked Unknowable's, though I'm thinking to add a psychological profile section to give more of a sense of the character's disposition.
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