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The key to any system in the galaxy.

During my travel abroad south Peru, I came across a meteorite crash site in the Nazca Desert one afternoon. The meteor had bits of pieces of black metal.

After hiring a small band of volunteers to move the meteor to the airport and bringing it back to my laboratory, I discovered that the metal was of extraterrestrial origin. Upon examining the metal extracted from the meteor I noticed that the metal was moving on its own taking the shape of a blade, which of course I found both perplexing and fascinating.

After doing some observations and experimenting with the metal, I called in an old friend who worked as a weapon smith to help craft the metal into its preferred shape.

To be honest, he was very interested in the metal as myself claiming he’s never seen metal as shiny as this one. To my surprise he took the job for free saying it was a privilege for a blacksmith to work with unfamiliar metal.

It took what felt like months but our work was done and after we put finishing touches to the sword, it had a bizarre effect on my computers. The blade moved in the direction of my computer and it flooded my computer with gigabytes of data.

Some which I won’t say on here for fear of certain government agencies sending someone to question me. For now it lays dormant in my vault cut from any electronics to keep my system clear from any prying eyes.

Weapon ability: virtual hack-allows the user to bypass any firewall on earth, storing data until the user transfers it to another server. The only problem is you need a big server to store information, any other will cause an overload and will fry the system.

Description
The key to any system in the galaxy.

During my travel abroad south Peru, I came across a meteorite crash site in the Nazca Desert one afternoon. The meteor had bits of pieces of black metal.

After hiring a small band of volunteers to move the meteor to the airport and bringing it back to my laboratory, I discovered that the metal was of extraterrestrial origin. Upon examining the metal extracted from the meteor I noticed that the metal was moving on its own taking the shape of a blade, which of course I found both perplexing and fascinating.

After doing some observations and experimenting with the metal, I called in an old friend who worked as a weapon smith to help craft the metal into its preferred shape.

To be honest, he was very interested in the metal as myself claiming he’s never seen metal as shiny as this one. To my surprise he took the job for free saying it was a privilege for a blacksmith to work with unfamiliar metal.

It took what felt like months but our work was done and after we put finishing touches to the sword, it had a bizarre effect on my computers. The blade moved in the direction of my computer and it flooded my computer with gigabytes of data.

Some which I won’t say on here for fear of certain government agencies sending someone to question me. For now it lays dormant in my vault cut from any electronics to keep my system clear from any prying eyes.

Weapon ability: virtual hack-allows the user to bypass any firewall on earth, storing data until the user transfers it to another server. The only problem is you need a big server to store information, any other will cause an overload and will fry the system.