>>34725847
>Try to locate an entrance
Search search.

>>34725847
>Make an entrance loudly

>>34725847
>Try to locate an entrance
We're striking while the iron is hot, but let's not smash the mountain if we can help it at least.

>>34725847
>Try to locate an entrance
We want to stay stealthy until we're already inside.

>>34725847
>Other
Listen for the melody to pinpoint our foe.

>>34725847
Is it possible to burst in through the top?

if not, try to locate an entrance quietly, more surprise the better we made the speedrun on his location so he'd have as little time to realize we're on the way and prepping as possible.

Give me 16d6 vs difficulty 10
Best of three.

Rolled 2, 1, 6, 4, 1, 4, 2, 3, 3, 4, 2, 6, 1, 5, 2, 6 = 52 (16d6)

>>34726290
Alright.

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>>34726290

Rolled 5, 1, 5, 3, 3, 5, 5, 2, 5, 1, 6, 5, 5, 2, 2, 6 = 61 (16d6)

>>34726290

Rolled 4, 4, 4, 6, 2, 2, 4, 5, 2, 2, 6, 6, 5, 1, 1, 5 = 59 (16d6)

>>34726290
Been a while since I rolled this many dice.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoicX3RPf5Q
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CQL1WUR6pk
Was anyone else listening to Exec_Purge/PAJA in the previous thread when fixing/disconnecting the emulators? Aurica or Misha?

Rolled 3, 1, 3, 3, 6, 3, 2, 1, 5, 2, 1, 6, 2, 4, 3, 2 = 47 (16d6)

>>34726327
Hm, why you no roll?

>>34726385
I was in my head, does that count.

10 vs 10, success.

>>34726468
>No degrees
what, feel, complicated

Pitching forward and banking right, you sweep quickly around the mountain, spiraling around it toward the base. A storm began some time ago, coating the craggy mountain in white and lowering visibility. Extending your mundane and supernatural senses, you eventually find a camouflaged steel facade along one of the footpaths through the mountain. Cold wind bites against the carapace of red and black, increasing in speed and intensity at your approach. Tearing away into the facade, you find it conceals a complex vault door, though you feel no hum of electrical power. The power surge from your earlier interference must be yet unresolved beyond these doors.

Compressing down to your baseline mass, you duck into the opening and stand before the vault door. Still breathing from habit, your musculature tenses and relaxes in anticipation of violence. The thought of revenge against the maestro bringing you glee, and a shiver of hope.

>Other

>>34726557
>Smash door to pieces
KNOCK KNOCK

>>34726557
Let's bust this joint. No need for stealth now.

>>34726557
There may be no power, but our magnetic and gravitional control should let us visualize and move the pins and locks to simply open the door.
Do this quietly.

>>34726557
I say we try to open the door quietly, if it has a lock or something, let's touch it and try to figure it out.

>>34726668
>>34726673
I'll second this idea, might as well be quiet until we know what's up. Moving just pins with the minimum of force, if we can cloak or negate any kind of emanations, that would be great.

I guess we can try quiet first? I don't really want to waste time though.

>>34726668
>>34726673
Use Awareness to see the path of least resistance to opening the door. Combo, pins, whatever. Also use it to check for security/traps on the door.

24d6 dice vs Difficulty 10
Best of 3

Rolled 2, 3, 3, 6, 1, 3, 2, 3, 1, 2, 2, 3, 5, 3, 3, 2, 4, 5, 3, 4, 4, 1, 1, 4 = 70 (24d6)

>>34727027

Rolled 1, 3, 3, 2, 6, 5, 6, 5, 2, 5, 4, 1, 5, 5, 4, 5, 2, 6, 2, 1, 6, 2, 2, 3 = 86 (24d6)

>>34727027
Alrighty

Rolled 6, 6, 1, 5, 5, 6, 6, 6, 6, 3, 4, 3, 4, 3, 3, 4, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 4, 6, 3 = 99 (24d6)

>>34727027

>>34727153
Nice roll anon.

Rolled 2, 6, 1, 2, 1, 1, 4, 2, 2, 5, 4, 3, 4, 2, 3, 1, 1, 6, 4, 4, 5, 3, 5, 2 = 73 (24d6)

>>34727027

15 vs 10, 2 degrees of Success.

How would you like to spend them?

>>34727191
Bank them both.

>>34727191
One to make absolutely sure our puppeteer in there doesn't hear or otherwise notice, other bank.

>>34727191
Might as well save both.

Walking up to the vault door, you lay a curious hand against it and extend your wings. The room fills with the hum of your own ability to manipulate electromagnetic forces. You feel and find the pins and internal locking mechanisms of the vault, normally controlled through an electric motor by a keypad here to the side.

“Easy,” you smile.

Laying a hand upon the door, your red hair stands on end as you fuel the circuitry of just the door with energy, and activate the motors to withdraw the primary locks from the door. From the direct contact, you feel a large manual deadbolt wheel on the far side. With concentration and precision, you being turning it by the use of your power with a soft beat of your wings in the confined outer hall.

The heavy vault door slides forward a fraction of an inch. You pull it the rest of the way and find a long and dark corridor. Striding forward into the darkness, you duck into an alcove and fold your wings neatly behind you at the echoing approach of footsteps.

Two men, in coverall jump suits and carrying automatic weapons come into view in the dark. Around their necks are large glowsticks, shrouding the dark corridor in green light.

They converse in a language you are unfamiliar with, one motions down the way you came from.

>Other

>>34727484
Knock 'em out.

>>34727484
Walk past them

>>34727484
Ignore them, keep going.

>>34727514
Can we not give them concussions/death?

>>34727484
Ignore and proceed.

>>34727484
Wait for them to pass us by, using Hidden Presence combined with Everything is Perfectly Normal to hide further into the alcove. Once they pass us, silently come up behind them and use our dirty fighting skills to knock them out.

>>34727525
>>34727571
>>34727574
I think they're ahead of us in this corridor, and we ducked into an alcove before they came into view.
>You pull it the rest of the way and find a long and dark corridor.
>Striding forward into the darkness, you duck into an alcove and fold your wings neatly behind you at the echoing approach of footsteps.
>Two men, in coverall jump suits and carrying automatic weapons come into view in the dark
There's no mention of them turning a corner, or coming in from a side tunnel.

>>34727652
Ok? None of the people you quoted, myself included, ever suggested plans dependent upon them coming around a corner. We just wanted to keep walking past them, because we're kinda far beyond the point where humans with automatic weaponry can even delay us.

>>34727514
>>34727595
Given how this quest tends towards realism, knocking them out would either kill them, give them permanent brain damage or only last a few seconds.

It'd be quicker, safer for us and possibly more merciful to just kill them and be done with it.

>>34727724
Ignoring them and walking past them would just let them raise the alarm and get them to mobilize the nanite colonies they have in defense, giving the Maestro an opportunity to escape.

Rolled 4, 5, 1, 5, 6, 5, 3, 2 = 31 (8d6)

Stealthing, 16d6 vs the above

Best of 3

>>34727793
I agree on everything but the opportunity for the maestro to escape. Our cosmic awareness is too strong for that. The alarm being raised doesn't seem like it will matter at this point.

Rolled 1, 1, 4, 6, 2, 6, 3, 4, 6, 2, 3, 4, 6, 6, 2, 4 = 60 (16d6)

>>34727829

Rolled 5, 6, 1, 1, 3, 4, 2, 4, 2, 2, 6, 6, 6, 1, 5, 5 = 59 (16d6)

>>34727829

>>34727843
>Our cosmic awareness is too strong for that
I contend that's debatable, since we only have Mid-Grade Awareness at 3d6.

Rolled 6, 4, 3, 1, 4, 4, 2, 3, 6, 2, 2, 4, 2, 5, 2, 4 = 54 (16d6)

>>34727829
Hmmmm

>>34727879
It overpowered his main base, which we are currently wrecking. I'd say any backups he has won't be as powerful.

9 vs 5

2 Degrees of success, How do you spend them?

>>34728062
Spend one to drift by the two unseen and unheard, using our Hidden Presence and Everything Is Perfectly Normal.

>>34728062
Bank em

>>34728088
That's what the roll was for. We already achieved that.

>>34728062
Bankerino.

Letting your form bore into the shadows, you fix the two men with a stern gaze and relax your restraint over your ability to cloud the minds of others to perceive everything related to you being perfectly normal, even when there are things glaringly amiss or abnormal. In the dim green light of their glow wand lanyards you can’t see their eyes lose focus, but you still perceive them jerking slightly before agreeing to check out the sound coming from the main doorway.

As they step past, you slip out of the alcove and proceed deeper into the mountain. You encounter no one else as the pathway takes a gradual incline, eventually become stairs. After a time, you find an intersection extending north and south, the eastward path you had been following extends ahead.

Letting your awareness pulse, you clearly sense the point of broadcast and a sizeable cluster of nano colonies somewhere ahead of your to the east. To the north you feel the remnant crackle of electrical power, perhaps a battery store of power generator. South of you are several separate small clusters of nano colonies, not entirely active.

>Which Direction do you proceed?

>>34728343
...let's try south. Could be a nasty surprise if we ignore it.

>>34728343
Go south, capture and take those nano-colonies while they're dormant.

>>34728343
south

Best not leave a potential enemy at your back...

Turning from the staircase to the south, you progress on the even hallway until you come to a bright opening into a well lit cavern room. You hear the loud snap and crackle of electricity and smell fresh ozone and other assorted chemicals, as your eyes adjust numerous submersion pools, a series of holding cells, and numerous technicians working a variety of consoles. One man toward the center of the room stands over an open wiring access hatch with his hands plunged into assorted wires as arcs of electricity roll from his shoulders within a radius of three feet.

In the dead center of the room is a large glowing column of clear safety glass. Suspended within it, you feel a writing sea of nano colonies.

Each pool contains a person draped in similar fashion to the ‘emulators’ you encountered and still control in Tokyo. One of the holding cells contains cowering and afraid people, the other contains at least thirty body bags.

The Maestro would do this? It makes your blood seethe and boil. It makes the red and black wet your lips.

>Other

>>34728711
Eat the colonies
Eat the people

>>34728711
Break the tech. Eat the colonies. Leave the people.

>>34728711
Kill the tech
Spare the emulators
Eat the Colonies

>>34728711
Close the door behind us.
Grab the nearest tech and demand that the Emulators be released safely. The man in the center has nano colonies so be wary of him.

>>34728811
>>34728786
I would like to point out that the people getting the Emulator treatment are still hooked up, and we don't know what crashing the system will do to them.
You may end up killing them.

>>34728950
I meant killing the technician, for the record

>>34729003
And I said that killing the technicians controlling the system when people are still hooked up to the system that has obviously killed people by accident before, may not be the best idea.

>>34729027
ok, thought you were only talking about breaking the machine

Reaching into the recess in the wall, you dig your fingers into the sliding bulkhead door. Using a combination of your own physical strength and magnetic manipulations, you slide the bulkhead closed quietly. Striding forward, you let the red and black loose slightly, through circuitous patterns it spreads across the floor. They slide into the systems all around and paint to you a clear picture of the technical makeup of the room and its equipment.

The consoles being worked on are monitoring the stasis of the would be emulators, they haven’t been integrated with the colonies in the oxygen rich fluid filling the submersion tables. The glowing column is a stasis and storage container. Both are currently being powered by that man.

They take notice of you as you whip your arm forward, morphing the read and black into an extended tendril. It cracks against the easily broken surface of the column and shatters it. As brilliant blue liquid cascades out around the tendril, it seizes on contact. Drinking deeply, you feel your body suffused with new raw materials to be processed and dedicated to your expanding systems.

The red patterns, always in motion, across the black of your slick carapace glows as they turn to you, one of the technicians shouting something in what you assume to be german.

“Let them go,” you say sternly as you prime your power to disable their systems. Their consoles spark and go black with the faintest effort.

Feh, traditional technology.

The lightning man regards you aggressively.

>20 points acquired
>Roll me 20d6, best of 3

Rolled 4, 5, 3, 6, 2, 4, 5, 1, 6, 6, 2, 5, 5, 6, 5, 1, 1, 4, 5, 1 = 77 (20d6)

>>34729246

Rolled 5, 5, 1, 6, 5, 6, 3, 4, 1, 1, 2, 4, 2, 6, 3, 3, 4, 4, 1, 2 = 68 (20d6)

>>34729246

Rolled 6, 4, 6, 2, 6, 4, 5, 6, 4, 4, 2, 3, 1, 4, 3, 5, 4, 3, 4, 2 = 78 (20d6)

>>34729246

Open ended roll successful.

Writing

>>34729344
Yaaay

Whipping the tendril again, you break open the holding cell and growl as the technicians hurry to the submersion tables and begin sitting up the Emulators to be, free from the suspension fluid, the ten or so people cough the strange fluid and look about confused.

The hair on the back of your neck bristles as the man with electrical powers rises, dropping wires back into the access hatch. Lights immediately dim, replaced with the red emergency power lights this room is equipped with.

He begins to approach you in anger, flashes of light arcing from his body as your wings spread threateningly in response. That man shouts something angrily, in German, as he approaches.

>Other

>>34729443
Who gives a shit about angry man. Pick him up and shake him a little, then put him down and leave.

>>34729443
Angry German is angry. Hopefully he doesn't have weird powers that might end up killing the victim/emulators by accident

>>34729443
Use electromagnetic manipulation to arc his electricity away from us, then punch him in the gut and absorb his nano colonies.

>>34729502
Let's do this.

Rolled 2, 3, 2, 2, 1, 1, 6, 3, 5, 6 = 31 (10d6)

give me 22d6 dice vs the above. Best of 3.

Rolled 6, 4, 6, 2, 4, 2, 2, 4, 6, 3, 2, 6, 2, 4, 4, 3, 5, 4, 6, 5, 2, 5 = 87 (22d6)

>>34729705

Rolled 3, 2, 1, 6, 2, 2, 5, 3, 4, 6, 2, 5, 3, 3, 5, 6, 1, 4, 5, 6, 3, 5 = 82 (22d6)

>>34729705
Here we go.

Rolled 4, 4, 5, 1, 3, 1, 5, 6, 1, 6, 6, 6, 2, 5, 2, 1, 1, 4, 2, 4, 6, 3 = 78 (22d6)

>>34729705

>>34729740
lol

14 vs 3

5 Degrees of success. How would you like to spend them?

>>34729901
Make sure we get the appropriate level of force to not maim or kill him I guess. Bank the rest.

>>34729901
additional damage!!!

>>34729901
Don't kill him
Absorb/eat all his electric power
Bank the rest

>>34729901
Spend 1 to absorb the nano colony without killing him. Bank the rest.

>>34729901
Er,
1 to not kill him, knock him out cold type thing
1 to absorb nanocolony quickly
1 to absorb some information that might be stored in his memories? (can we do this?)

>>34729901
Spend one to make his testicles explode.

two spent, 3 banked.

Writing

Matching the oncoming approach of the man of lightning, you reel your fist back and punch him hard in the gut as he begins to crackle with power and charge at you in turn. Your carapaced fist turns into his stomach, the shockwave causing him intense pain as he doubles over against your arm, coughing up a bit of blood in the process.

The Red and Black liquefies on your hands as you grab his face, and flood his system, his unconscious body gurgling and spasming as you carefully remove his nano colonies. You smile as you drop him to the ground in a heap, a satisfied expression coursing across your face as you lightly moan.

>12 points acquired.

You’ve absorbed more nano colonies today than you’d ever dreamed. You feel your body surging with raw and unmolded potential. Stronger. You can grow stronger. You want...you see the people, technicians and prisoners alike, looking at you in a slight amount of fear. You see the body bags, filled and piled in the adjacent holding cell. The Maestro wanted to spur your evolution, so he has. Lets see if he can live with the consequences.

>Big Changes Quest 22 End

End of Thread voting...you have a metric shit ton of points in the bank.

>>34730198
Ah, thanks for running.
Had hoped to finish off the Maestro this thread.

>>34730198
MAX OUT AMAZON

>>34730198
Thanks for running, Gyoji.

>>34730198
Can we get like 'Universal Translator' or something to understand languages? I kind of want to know what they're saying... so we can also understand the terrified babbling of our inferiors as they cower before us (I'm joking, I just think it would be nice if we learned to speak or understand lots of languages)

>>34730198
How much to turn Electro-Gravitation to Precise Electro-Gravitational Control?
Or to add Higgs-Boson Dominance?

>>34730198
fuck it, max out Amazon if we can, get a translation ability with whatever is left

>>34730198
>>34730276
Assuming it's valid, I'd support getting a 'Universal Translator' type power.

>>34730302
>Making the combat even more inaccessible to anyone without a degree in physics

>>34730198
Maybe some sort of power to interfere with electronics? Now not even satellites can track us!

>>34730198
Supporting maxing amazon
universal translator if it's possible and we have enough points after that

>>34730364
None of this stuff is beyond high school physics, anon.

>>34730364
We have, like, 32 points?

Maxing out Amazon would be 18 points to get it 5d6?
6 points for a new power "universal translator"
6 points for 'electronic ghost'?

>>34730420
Higgs Bosons
what the fuck do those even do? high school level? bullshit

>>34730421
nah, 6 points for technopathy
I wanna be able to directly fuck with other people's nanomachines

>>34730421
Wait? 54 points?
What the fuck? I was just reading the pastebin.
We havepoints coming out of pores and shit

USE THEM

>>34730438
They carry mass. And it didn't realize knowing about a particle that was in the news now qualified as having a college physics degree.

>>34730420
Well fuck me for not knowing the exact applications of the higgs-boson particle off the top of my head then.

I can understand what our powers do most of the time, but it's really not the kind of complication I enjoy in a combat system and it tends to be that one guy (you?) makes a plan and nobody else can be bothered to sift through their memories of high school physics so they just support it and that irks me.

>>34730506
Possessing a power and being able to actually use it intelligently are two different things under this combat system; if we don't know it's application we may as well just spend the points on theme music or stylish hair.

>>34730421
Max out Amazon = 22 points
Universal Translator = 4 points
Technopathy = 4 points

We still have 24 points, use it to improve other things?

>>34730564
Upgrade core skills?

>>34730564
Use them to improve our two new skills by a few levels, upgrade Cosmic Awareness (either by adding d6s or getting it up to High-Grade if that's valid), maybe improve core attributes.

>>34730601

Earned Your Masters in Engineering: 5d6

Fuck it, we're an engineer. All this nanoshit must be teaching us something. It's an extra 12 points for it.
We'll design our own totally awesome nanomachine critters to breakdown space garbage/debris while working for JAXA or something

>>34730661
DAMNIT YOU'RE RIGHT
[X]DO THAT THING

>>34730564
Max out Amazon = 22 points
Universal Translator = 4 points
Technopathy = 4 points
Penetrating High Grade Cosmic Awareness: 4d6 = 11 points
Earned Your Masters in Engineering: 5d6 = 12 points

1 points left if pastebin is correct (note pastebin says we have 54 in total)

>>34730707
This pleases me.

>>34730707
and there we go

>>34730707
Do we have more points that we're not aware of? Or was pastebin adding our past totals and current totals that we banked?
I just want to make sure

>>34730707
Technopathy would only affect mundane tech, and I think we should increase our Symphony of the Ancients to fight whatever else recovered alien nanotechnology that the cult is goin to throw at us.

>>34730540
Your ignorance isn't my problem, nor should it be the main character's, who is more intelligent than you.

>>34730847
Even if we get rid of technopathy, we'll still be 1 point short of improving 'Symphony" which needs 6 points to improve to 2d6

>>34730901
Not intelligent enough to know how to fight with a particle people are still studying though.

>>34730956
And yet we use nano machines to somehow manipulate gravity, electromagnetic fields, and the perceptions and thoughts of people in real-time. Higgs-Boson manipulation isn't any different to us doing things that science can't yet do with technology that we haven't developed yet.

>>34731075
You know... just how much can we change the world if we start making things or discovering technology to benefit humanity? Will we be able to create specialist machines that'll allow us to pluck interesting molecules for study and combining? Or something even more cool?

>>34730901
Actually, his ignorance is your problem, since Tsubasa is controlled by anons and there are no combat prompts.

Your condescending attitude really isn't helping your case.

>>34731075
The problem remains that we don't know the applications of the particle IRL, and cannot use it to it's hypothetical level of effectiveness.

It's shit-tier at best unless you start listing things we could do with it, and even then I've already locked my votes in.

>>34731075
>because this stuff happens behind the scenes I totally understand the process behind it and how our character is accomplishing it
go home

>>34731186
It's because the stuff is happening behind the scenes that we don't need to know every IRL application.
Just because we don't know how things exactly work has not been a detriment to our ability to use them.

>>34731150
If we can control mass, then we can affect a thing's weight, how easily or difficult it is to move, and how well our gravity control can affect something.
Also, even if something were to become invisible it wouldn't be able to hide its mass and the way it affects space around it.

Oi, keep it civil if you can, gents.

>>34731339
Okay, that's good, some real applications have been listed and I'm now giving this power serious thought since I know what it would be capable of.

I'm assuming that last point falls under something which high-grade cosmic awareness would already be capable of picking up on, but it still seems pretty good.

What about more direct applications that don't play off of our other powers, any ideas for those?

>>34730198
Amazon 4d6 10 points
Symphony of the Ancients 2d6 6 points
Earned Your Masters 5d6 12 points
Penetrating High Grade Cosmic Awareness 4d6 11 points
Technopathy 1d6 4 points
Winged Precise Electro Gravitational Control 2 points

How much for a power that would make us faster? Like upgrading our nervous system: Fiber Optic Neuro-Muscular System?

>>34731619
How much does the rules say for a new power at 1d6?

>>34731664
4 points for a completely new power
1 or 2 points to change a word

>>34731619
>>34731664
rekt

yeeeah I'd still prefer >>34730707

>>34731723
Then there you go.

That is how much such a power would cost.

>>34731727
No one was rekt,.

>>34731750
so it's >>34730707 vs >>34731619

>>34731574
>direct applications of mass control
By manipulating the Higgs field that the Higgs Boson creates, you could force atoms to fly apart. Actual disintegration rays, in other words.

>>34731757
Amazon 4d6 10 points
Symphony of the Ancients 2d6 6 points
Earned Your Masters 5d6 12 points
Penetrating High Grade Cosmic Awareness 4d6 11 points
Technopathy 1d6 4 points
Winged Precise Electro Gravitational Control 2 points
Fiber Optic Neuro-Muscular System 1d6 4 points

>>34731911
And add Higgs Field Control at 1d6 to leave us with 2 points for emergencies.

>>34731848
That's pretty awesome.

Would we be able to use it to a variable degree and control whether it just vaporizes them or makes them explode apart into a shower of gore and viscera or is this an all or nothing kind of thing?

>>34731911
>>34732014
Supporting this.

>>34732428
>is this an all or nothing kind of thing
If the control was good enough to select 50% of the atoms in a body, sure, you could control whether it's a full-on disintegration or an explosion of gore.

I'm just thinking it's a way to destroy nano colonies if we can't control them (if they resist our Symphony of the Ancients) or tear apart big kaiju better.

It seems there are some suggested point breakdowns, what are the totals & who has thrown their support behind them?

>>34735271
I just want amazon maxed. Other people can do whatever they want with the remaining points.

>>34725847
Is dat some Neo Ranga artwork being ripped in OP's image?

>>34735423

Yes, for the foreground. Can you guess where the background came from?

>>34735271
I can support >>34731911
if we take away the points on earned your masters and use them to max amazon

>>34730661
Probably should change it to Master of Engineering as well.

>>34731911
>Fiber Optic Neuro-Muscular System 1d6 4 points
Don't really like this phrasing, we do enough with our musculature as it is, and that may not help our reactions in all areas, might I suggest something more universal?
Enhanced Reaction Time
Accelerated Perception
Enhanced Time Sense (borrowing on the GURPS definition of such)
Temporally Accelerated Reactions
Temporal Reflexes

>>34738786
All these votes for MAX AMAZON. The power is getting to our head with the size were going to be. All good and IC. Just need to be really big, but everyone see this as normal.

>>34739592
Enhanced perceptions and sense are no good if the muscles themselves can't move fast enough, or the message signals from the brain are still bound by the speed of electro-chemical signals rather than light.
And even if the nerves were fiber optic bundles transmitting information at the fastest possible speed without using micro-wormholes, you'd still be limited by the signal lag in the interface between the nerves and the muscle.

>>34739592
None of those protect against any kind of nano colony attack aimed at disrupting nerves, though.
Making the nervous system, muscles, and brain work on light signals can protect against what could come at us from whatever other nano colonies are left.

>>34739655
I agree that fiber-optic is too slow.
So, temporal twisting is the was to so for our reaction time. We already bend space casually.

>>34739705
Fiber optics have issues as well, superconductors would be better, and still lightspeed is done right.. could also help with real reaction time as well if applying to the brain. No matter how fast we can respond physically, we'd still have to be able to process, recognize, and formulate a response to a threat to send a reaction to first.

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>>34739705
Might I suggest "Direct Neuro-Muscular Control"?
Using an innate complex application of our electrical manipulation abilities to control our body directly, rather than rely relays of any sort.
May have applications outside just our own body..

>>34740250
"Stop hitting yourself!"