The creature laid on the table with its chest cavity splayed open, of course after removing nearly two layers of a multi-elemental carapace, but there it was.
Tama’s special dojutsu watched with a keen interest that had not inflicted him since his problem with sudden aging. The creature, though dead, was still constantly trying to absorb energy. The scientist had removed all its major organs, severed every link to the core chakra coil, and still the receptors in its legs were constantly trying to absorb.
At first he thought it was something that thing would do after death in the attempt to get its heart beating again and start a drawn out healing process. However, after nearly four hours of post death since it had been on his table, and no telling how long before that, the thing was still trying to grasp at energy.
Tama preformed multiple experiments on the energy receptacles, including actually focusing a bit of chakra into the thing. The energy was absorbed nearly instantly and brought back a mild form of life back to the creature for a few seconds before the body realized there were no organs and it shut back down again. The brain activity also suddenly spiked when the body was full of energy which was another point of interest to the youth. He wasn’t sure what it took to kill the thing, but he was sure that it had been one hell of a fight. For before the scientist was a pure evolution towards immortality.
It wasn’t something he would pursue for himself though, for whatever the creature was now had at one time been something humanoid. He suspected that foul forbidden jutsu had been used in the creation of this creature but regardless of that the thing was quite fascinating. Somehow being able to draw on energy constantly the humanoid had managed to evolve his natural form into something far more dangerous and vile that had a taste of longevity.
How long it had been alive was inconclusive. None of the normal tests that would tell the scientist the age of the creature told him anything. They continuously came back saying that the creature was anywhere between the age of new-birth to millennia years old.
So with his research complete, Tama went about the task of completely dismantling the thing; limb from limb with a bone saw. The work was unforgiving and he went through at least four of them before it finally relented all of its limbs to the scientist. He carefully stored the energy receptacles in cases that had enough sealing jutsu on them to keep any energy from leaking inside, plus a few extra spells crafted by himself, and the rest he stored in the freezer for later research should the Steward want to continue further research after reading the scientist’s report.
Which, he really hopes he didn’t, in all honesty. The creature was something that was going to haunt him for a little bit realizing that these kinds of things lived out there. There was no telling if this was a rogue or if was separated from a pack…and if it was of the latter then they were in bigger trouble than they thought.
[MFT]
[WC = 538]
Tama’s special dojutsu watched with a keen interest that had not inflicted him since his problem with sudden aging. The creature, though dead, was still constantly trying to absorb energy. The scientist had removed all its major organs, severed every link to the core chakra coil, and still the receptors in its legs were constantly trying to absorb.
At first he thought it was something that thing would do after death in the attempt to get its heart beating again and start a drawn out healing process. However, after nearly four hours of post death since it had been on his table, and no telling how long before that, the thing was still trying to grasp at energy.
Tama preformed multiple experiments on the energy receptacles, including actually focusing a bit of chakra into the thing. The energy was absorbed nearly instantly and brought back a mild form of life back to the creature for a few seconds before the body realized there were no organs and it shut back down again. The brain activity also suddenly spiked when the body was full of energy which was another point of interest to the youth. He wasn’t sure what it took to kill the thing, but he was sure that it had been one hell of a fight. For before the scientist was a pure evolution towards immortality.
It wasn’t something he would pursue for himself though, for whatever the creature was now had at one time been something humanoid. He suspected that foul forbidden jutsu had been used in the creation of this creature but regardless of that the thing was quite fascinating. Somehow being able to draw on energy constantly the humanoid had managed to evolve his natural form into something far more dangerous and vile that had a taste of longevity.
How long it had been alive was inconclusive. None of the normal tests that would tell the scientist the age of the creature told him anything. They continuously came back saying that the creature was anywhere between the age of new-birth to millennia years old.
So with his research complete, Tama went about the task of completely dismantling the thing; limb from limb with a bone saw. The work was unforgiving and he went through at least four of them before it finally relented all of its limbs to the scientist. He carefully stored the energy receptacles in cases that had enough sealing jutsu on them to keep any energy from leaking inside, plus a few extra spells crafted by himself, and the rest he stored in the freezer for later research should the Steward want to continue further research after reading the scientist’s report.
Which, he really hopes he didn’t, in all honesty. The creature was something that was going to haunt him for a little bit realizing that these kinds of things lived out there. There was no telling if this was a rogue or if was separated from a pack…and if it was of the latter then they were in bigger trouble than they thought.
[MFT]
[WC = 538]