Hivemind Network

Proyekt Khornet (Project Hornet in Russian) was a top secret military project by the Soviet Union during the 1980's. The goal of the project was to develop the Hivemind Network, a centralized network that enables a user to telepathically order and control other human subjects known as avatars.
==Description==
The Hivemind Network is centralized, and allows the user; the master, to telepathically issue commands and orders to other compatible subjects known as avatars. These avatars are normal humans but have a wireless brain chip that overrides their basic thinking functions when activated. Avatars are 100% loyal to the master and will execute orders issued without questions, they are also capable of free thought when allowed, allowing to use their knowledge to complete the order.
Using the Hivemind Network on the battlefield, one can communicate with up to a company of soldiers without the need for verbal or visual communication. This potentially has an advantage over the enemy as it prevents the enemy from interpreting or intercepting orders issued via radio communication, making the avatars virtually unpredictable.
The first version of the network was one of the most advanced in its era, featuring an encrypted cell network that has no history of being hacked or tapped, and a processing system capable of interpreting and transmitting hundreds of thousands of thoughts per second. All of the network's external power is powered by nuclear energy.
The most current version of the network now features more processing power as well as a physical limiter to prevent the user from experience an overflow of information. The processing system is now capable of transmitting thoughts significantly faster than its first iteration. 
==History==
Somewhere in the 1980s, the Soviet Union saw interest in a technologically advanced network of soldiers that are capable of following orders without doubt or objections and can communicate secretly with each other to prevent the enemy from learning or intercepting any actions. A variety of potential candidates were tested on, however, almost all of the subjects experienced permanent brain damage and rapid body degradation due to information overload in the brain. The project scientists suggest that an individual with an above-average brain matter, and through copious amounts of gene therapy would be a successful candidate. Within months, Soviet spies within Norway reported that a university had uncovered the frozen body of a previous test subject during World War 2 from a plane crash in remote Norway. Using various connections within the country, the body of Drazan Bakal was transferred to a top-secret Soviet military facility. With enough training and experience, Drazan mastered the Hivemind Network and became one of the first successful living weapons under the control of the Union. Bakal was taught military law and tactics at the Moscow Higher Military Command School and utilized several avatars during the Soviet-Afghan War. However, Bakal then used the Hivemind Network and its avatars to launch an uprising against those involved in the project to escape back to the Balkans. From that day forward, he was the number one enemy of the Soviet government.
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