>>1319>Looking up at the metallic containers before him, Aiden then aims the sphere out at the containers. Pressing a button on the side, he then says:"No, this is."
>A bright red light flashes from the sphere - covering over the 20 metallic containers before him. After a few seconds, the red light then dies down. Aiden then presses the center button on the machine - holding it this time."Give it a moment……"
>The button on the front of the sphere then glows with a bright white light - before opening up. As it does so, it blasts out a massive white light over the 20 metallic containers, converting them into energy before rapidly pulling the energy into the sphere.
>Wide eyed, Amber looks on in astonishment, stating:"How did you..What?!?!"
>Pointing a finger at Aiden, she continues:"How much energy did that cost? The conversion ratio for matter transmutation has never led to a one hundred percent efficiency ratio! How is that possible-"
>Tapping the sphere again, causing it to collapse into the size of a large marble, Aiden then pockets it in his jeans. He then says to Amber:"It's called the 'Archeon Experimental Project' for a reason. It's something that I had for a while now. Didn't want to get ahead of myself, but it's been a top secret project for years."
>As he starts walking towards the hangar, Amber continues walking with him, asking him questions."Conservation of mass shouldn't let you cramp that all down into a ball!"
"Energy density is a lot easier to work with compared to mass."
"Then you shouldn't be able to catalogue something as complex as that-"
"Powered by an operating system that can catalogue information and convert it into binary."
"The complexity of that alone should be far beyond any machine-"
"Only works on inorganic material. Nothing anywhere near as complex as a peptide sequence, let alone nucleic acids like DNA."
"Even the most basic matter transmutation devices aren't this efficient! They're giant machines!"
"All technology moves on a path of efficiency and performance gains. I just happened to have a little extra secret sauce with this project."
>Amber then stops in front of the hangar, staring Aiden directly in his eyes."So what 'secret sauce' is that, Aiden? Did you steal something? Patented technology? Blueprints? I need to know, for legal reasons."
>Aiden shakes his head."Already cleared it up with the lawyers. I've written up the process of developing the technology. Classified obviously, but it's been patented by me - if that helps."
>As Amber continues to ask questions, Aiden raises his hand up to chest length - making a 'settle down' gesture towards Amber."I get it, trust me. It sounds insane without seeing the methodology. But I promise you it's legitimate. I did get inspiration from somewhere, but nothing that any company has publicly revealed, or internally developed. We're fine."
>Sighing, Amber then states:"If you insist. Do you need me to get our masterfully competent COO out here for you? He's going to need to see how this stuff works, if you want personnel to start using it properly."
>Aiden nods, stating:"Notify Orion. Send him here to Hangar 11, then I can start."
>Amber nods and turns around - leaving to go fetch Orion from inside of the Archeon Complex.