THIS IS A LAST RESORT WEAPON.
Name: Tempus Augmenter
Programming: Using the Tempus Lapideum extract the life force from a being with life and redistribute it to a single individual extending by the amount of years it has collected.
Components required:
Chair
Scaffolding
Chains
Helmet.
Restraints
Flex-Steel tubing
Storage Chamber- Large, Made of glass, 2 diamonds AGS- 0
Tempus Lapideum
Central Housing.
Specifications:
Chair
Comfort is a must. The frame must me made of Brass or Steel due to the strain on the frame of the chair. Arms are to be fitted with the Restrains for the arms will spasm. Legs removed so it can be attached to Scaffolding
Scaffolding.
To be built around the Chair so as to reinforce it against the strain. To be made out of steel tubes bent to frame the Chair.
Chains
Attached to the Scaffolding and used to suspend the Chair above the central housing.
Helmet
To me made of a steel/brass alloy. On the front, a gauge to monitor the augmentation [NEVER LET IT GO INTO THE RED]. A small exhaust pipe. Two release valves which can be adjusted but the operator so as to keep balance. The connection point with needle that pierces at V1 and into the spinal cord.
Restraints
Made of leather place on the arms and central housing to stop the subject for hurting themselves or others.
Flex-steel Tubing
This tubing is to be attached to the central housing and to the helm. The reason for Flex-Steel is to allow for the movement of the subject while containing the Vita Essentiae as it moves from one to the other.
Dimensions- Cylinder: L: 1.5m W: 50cm H:50cm.
Reenforced with brass along ends and across length. On the ends are 2 diamonds AGS-0 this allows for storage and transportation of Vita Essentiae. The Flex-Steel Tubing is to be connected Via a port in the rear side of the chamber.To be placed in the central housing along with Tempus Lapideum.
Tempus Lapideum
The Tempus Lapideum is a crystal about 7.6cm in length and 4cm wide and is the only known one. It was a relic of The First Order of the Hour said to be created by Time itself. [See Tempus Lapideum in archives for more info on its history.] It is believed that it is indestructible however it must be taken care of. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES IS ANYONE TO ATTEMPT TO DAMAGE IT. IF SEEN DOING SO YOU WILL BE WIPED FROM TIME ITSELF. The Tempus Lapideum is to be placed in the central housing under the chair.
Central Housing
This should be made of a four-point harness and a clamp for the Tempus Lapideum. It should be placed in a chamber made of clear reenforced Polyvinyl Chloride. An electrical charge will be placed either side of the Tempus Lapideum and a thin piece of Copper is to be touching the left and right harness. This is to be placed along side the storage unit.
ACTIVATION
Removal:
In order to activate it one must simply place the subject into the chair and fasten the restraints. Once this is done simply press the remove button and the Tempus Lapideum will remove their Vita Essentiae and store in the the Storage Chamber.
Imbuing:
In order to activate it you will need two people. The first to be strapped in and the second to begin the process.
First, Person A must sit in the chair and be strapped in.
Second, Person B must connect the spike and the tubing to the helmet. [This will be painful]
Third, Person B is to check the vitals of Person A and must ask for the Password [Tempus non stat pro homine] by saying this phrase they are consenting to move forward.
Finally Fourth, Person B will press the Imbue button and the process will begin.
Side-effects
Over use man cause
Paranoia
Schizophrenia
Mood Swings
A feeling of being stretched to thin
Delusions of Grandeur
Headaches
Flashes from the lives that have been given.
Flash backs
Egomania
Anxiety
Losing everyone you know and love
Existentialism
A feeling of impending dread.
Death
WARNING: This is not Immortality. However it does allow for a certain amount invulnerability but you can be killed.
F.N.
Please don't use this ever. It will. UGxlYXNlLCBObyBKdXN0IGhlbHAgbWUgaSBBTSBTVFVDSyAsb1BsZWFzZSBkb250IHVzZSB0aGlzIA==
Tempus non stat pro homine
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