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The Start of Divideman

Date Log: 09-15-2053. Replaying entry log 95. *zzztt-* zzztt-* Starting entry log. *zzztt-* Io m Ben, a scientist here at CyberMatrix Electricity. I have brown short hair, with green eyes Ito s been almost 3 weeks since we started this project, but ito s all probably going to be worth it. Our new bionic figure, which we have started on, has short brown hair, like me, but with blue eyes and wears a blue suit. Weo ll configure him to be super-strong, be able to control fire, run really fast--

o Dono t give everything away!o Another scientist called out.

o Sorry!o I yelled from across the room.

That was my brother, *zzztt-* James. He has a bit of long blond hair, with brown eyes. We both have been working hard on this bionic project without any help since the 25th of August. Anyway, we are giving our figure bionic powers and many capabilities, including upgrading through progress. That means, at anytime, while heo s going along with his journey, heo ll upgrade, adding more power to his abilities, and maybe more status enhancements.

o All right!o *zzztt-* o Beginning Electronic Input Data!o James shouted.

The photons and electricity molecules passed through from the computer input mainframe to the glass capsule in the middle of the room, which is containing Project 0-243 -- the bionic figure. I checked the mainframe to make sure that the bionic data was safely transferring, to make sure that nothing went astray or malfunction. All the systems checked out and the data was already up to 30%. *zzztt-*

o Well, I have to say, ito s nice to finally relax after finishing something big.o Said James.

o You said it, man. It really does feel nice.o I replied.

Maybe the time wasno t to relax or Io ve spoken too soon. Either way, when the mainframe status progressed to 70%, the systems began to malfunction a little. The failing was at a minimum, so I ignored the error message. Boy, did things go wrong for us there. *zzztt-*
As soon as the status update hit 90%, the electricity transference started to backfire and began overloading the mainframe computer system. My brother quickly rushed to repair the electricity loop, and I got to work trying to fix the mainframe computer and complete the power transference. Without power to the computer, we cano t finish powering up our project!
o Hey Ben!o *zzztt-* Shouted James, while fixing the capsule radiation defender.
o Yeah, James?o I replied, trying to regain control of the computer mainframeo s virus firewall. *zzztt-*
o Try typing,o *zzztt-* o 12903-69571.o
o Okay.o I typed in the exact numbers that my brother instructed.
o Great, now flick the switch thato s next to yellow case.o
I paused, realizing what he was talking about.
o No!o *zzztt-* o I wono t let you,o *zzztt-* o risk your life!o
o Flick it!o
o But, ito s never been tested! And you might get killed!o
o Just flick the switch!o *zzztt-*
I hesitated, trying to make a descision. Finally, despite what I was feeling, I flicked the switch.
Suddenly, a giant burst of energy *zzztt-* *zzztt-* surged through the mainframe computer, channeling the power over to the glass capsule. *zzztt-* Arcs of lightning break out through the entire chamber, destroying almost everything in the room.
o Ito s going to blow!o I shouted to James. o Get away!!!o *zzzzzzzzzttttttt------*******
Data unaccessable at this point. Resuming entry log data 12.0 seconds afterwards.
*zzztt-* *zzztt-* The room is in ruins. *huff, huff* But, it looks like the project was a success. Thato s the first *zzztt-* success in ages. *zzztt-* I looked up, and saw a figure standing where Project 0-243 was. Could it beo ¦? *zzztt-*
Before I got a clear enough look, *huff, huff*, he looked at me, then jumped out of this big hole *zzztt-* in the wall of the chamber that was apparently created by the big explosion that happened. Just then, *huff*, I saw another figure standing suspiciously in front of a wall, only except looking like our project, this looked more dark, *zzztt-* as if ito s entire being was a shadow itself. Funny I should mention that, *huff*, because almost as soon as I looked at him, it disappeared right through the wall.
Looks like what we were trying to create worked. *huff, huff* Trying to make an already living being bionic-powered, *zzztt-* we finally accomplished that goal. End entry log.

Entry log terminated. Continuing entry data files deleted.

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