Project X-Lace

Submitted by JS (taylor@knight-hub.com)

Here's a memo dredged up by yet another of the BKK's decker habitués. 'Raku's R & D-slaves really outta learn to secure these things better.
Fenris (9:11:32/7-27-57)

Internal Memo: Project X-Lace Final Update

From: Dr. Togimoto, Project Director

To: Dr. Yagashaki, Head of R&D

Test Subject
Subject X, type 5 C package.

Subject X (WE DID IT)

Subject X is our finest work. We took his blood filtered it through a screen and inserted the binders through there. Subject X is the only subject who had undergone a type C package and not showed signs of decay from OERAD. We weakened the bones useing two, one mega rad crystals disolved in compound L~681 (a substance for penitrating the bones). We then started screening the blood with a mixture of titanium, binders, and V~46. In three hours the subjects bones were 3 times harder. In 6 hours the subjects bones had compleatly bonded and were nearly 8 times harder. V~46 preforms two duties. First it flushed the radiation out of the subjects system. Second it alowed the bones to heal. Along with that it alowed the bones to get used to their new form, thus alowing them to heal regularly in an unlikely event of damage to a rib. The bones were nearly 1 and ½ times their original weight but the introduction of musule builders compinsated.

*The titanium was refined for purity to 100%. Then it was mixed with Binders and organic DNA patterns. Thus it seemed like an organic compound. The mixing was done with UV, Gamma, Delta, and Alpha radiation. Thus the high price.
**V~46 was chemiclely enginered to flush radiation and heal it. Along with the process of healing it forfills the role that nanaties do with cyberware. It gets the system to acsept the bones. It also flushes unnessisary toxins out of the system.

We have just created bioneticly enginered Titanium bones. On a metal detector it will not show up as metal but as part of the bone. Recomend test subject X be outfited with Combat Package R4. And Cortex Bomb. Otherwise termination of this test subject is critical.