Ch. 416The Prototype of Third-Generation Cyberware
Lier reviewed the Atlas Group’s progress toward Third-Generation Cyberware as Michael and Doctor Otto presented new muscle-overclocking research and a prototype forearm built from Silk, graphene batteries, and Octopus Arms material. The team prepared to move on to the Advanced Mechanics Department’s report, which concerned Africa and the challenges ahead.
- Michael explained how cyberware users could maintain lizardified muscle cells with periodic Lizard Serum injections and described the risks and pain of overclocking them.
- Michael presented simulations showing that excessive output could cause cell failure, tissue damage, and fractures, and proposed a high-energy fuel storage device.
- Doctor Otto showed Lier a completed forearm prototype using Octopus Arms material, Silk, and graphene batteries, and said animal testing was expected to begin the following week.
- Lier declined Little Octopus’s request to try the prototype for now and said the team should find better structural replacements for outdated metal components.
- Lier concluded the cyberware inspection and prepared to review the Advanced Mechanics Department’s report.