Agent LoneStar

Agent LoneStar is the head developer, head designer, and co-founder of Rapocrythia.

Overall, Agent in whole is an amazing feat of science. His bio-mechanical form brings together the will of humans, the powers of Endermen, and the capabilities of technology.

Mostly, Agent is organic. He uses an ender-arc reactor as a human with a heart. His head is the only part of him that is inorganic. Amazingly, his mind can interface with the ender-arc reactor as an Enderman can with their enderpearl, thus allowing him to teleport, and the ability of telepathic communication.

His head houses the circuitry for functioning, an artificial ear canal for assistance in balance, and a small, separate microchip. This chip controls things the Hypothalamus might control in a human; e.g., body temperature, hormone production, blood pressure, etc. He also has four of what's called "sentient subprocessors." These are an amazing creation from Aperture Laboratories, and are in themselves a masterpiece. They can create their own circuitry patterns to make a personality, and, if enough processors are present, can make a mind indistinguishable from a human. One processor is enough to have logic for basic tasks. Two is around J.A.R.V.I.S level . Three is enough for a simple conversation . And four is full self-awareness. His head is made up mainly of carbon-fiber, except for his face. That is made up of a simple screen, which acts as his eyes. He is capable of seeing in infrared and Ultraviolet. He has no mouth or nose. (But he does have audio sensing capabilities, or "ears," on the side of his head, where ears should be, and he has a small area of olfactory receptors in his air intake system.) Agent can hear (without his headset equipped; more below) around the normal human and enderman hearable frequency range, which is between 20 and 20,000 Hz.He inhales oxygen via two small vents on the underside of his chin. He has a form of lungs as an organ, but they do not function as an enderman's or human's. They only intake oxygen. They do not output anything, such as carbon dioxide. His face plate, or screen, can slide open allowing for possible maintenance on his internal workings. But this disables his ability to see. When closed, it is sealed magnetically and depressurized. He also has a nearly invisible access panel on the back of his head, hiding a few ports allowing him to interface with technology.

His body is extremely complex. He speaks using microscopic speakers in the blood cells in his neck. His body is mainly made up of Enderman tissue, but has been genetically modified for allowance of water, and has been made to be in the form and size of a human. Using Enderman skin is also handy, because it is twice as thick as human skin. It also has what's called a "Chameleon gene," which, in Layman's terms, allows parts of his skin and body to change color. Sadly Agent is not in knowledge of how to do this at will. His blood is unlike human or enderman blood. It carries small amounts of oxygen, and occasionally water, but is amazing because of it's ability to conduct and transfer electricity. When carrying high amounts of electricity throughout the body, the blood can glow brighter. It also can change color, thanks to it's "Chameleon gene." When a color change is required, the mind commands the release of a special hormone which can have a specific input value, allowing for color change in almost real time! As for software, Agent uses G.L.a.D.O.S, an artificial intelligence operating system also designed by Aperture Laboratories. (Don't worry; the homicidal glitches were removed.) This software includes a feature known as Abstraction, an amazing method of file compression. It allows large amounts of storage to be stored on a small amount of space.

Another amazing thing about Agent is he is mainly fueled by energy. He has no need of nutrition, so he does not need to eat. (Which is good, since he is incapable of eating.) His blood cells are also fueled by oxygen on top of energy, and occasionally water. Agent does not have as high a need for water as human's since his body is only 52% water, instead 80% water, like a human. Agent can absorb water though small pores on his skin, thanks to a small amount of amphibious genetics.

So, thanks, to the reactor, Agent can teleport, speak telepathically, has hide twice as thick as a humans, can go for months without water, and doesn't need food.

In the case of an accidental shutdown of the reactor, Agent contains 4 amazingly organic batteries, which give power to the body. Agent can choose whether to keep consciousness active, or deactivate self-awareness. This is the same as being unconscious for a human. When consciousness is not active, energy use is extremely low. But power is still fed to the small microchip in Agent's head, allow for vital systems to still be active.

Agent also has a headset equipped on his head. It has a long metal band on the top, with two earmuffs on the side. On these earmuffs are two screens. These earmuffs allow him to hear higher and lower than the human frequency range, and allow controlling of his hearing. He can disable audio feed completely, or shorten or broaden his hearable frequency range.

#### **PROS**

- Can interface with technology.

- Extremely handy during a survival situation, due to being able to produce electricity, and produce and receive radio waves, as long as headset is equipped.

#### **CONS**

- Doesn't like scary stuff.

- Extremely sensitive to magnets, electrical discharges, and EMPs.

#### **Q/A**

I'm putting this here because Raven occasionally ask me a question that is either weird or mildly unsettling. So I'm going to put this here to avoid this in the future.

Q: Can you live without use of your reactor?

A: In Layman's terms: no. In more scientific terms, all living entities require energy to survive. Energy can be provided from food, oxygen, water, etc., and can be used to stay warm, provide energy for movement, help your immune system, and so on. Granted, Agent does have an intake of oxygen and water, but this alone cannot provide enough energy to survive. The main use of oxygen is to cleanse the reactor. It is not processed like it is in a human's body. And the water is used to cool the computer in Agent's head, is the base for his blood, and etc. So no reactor = ded.

Q: Would tasering/electrocuting Agent supercharge or kill him?

A: 1. Don't electrocute me, 2: I fear lightning, and 3: No. Electrocuting Agent would be like back-feeding a power line. It wouldn't harm the actual circuitry in Agent's head, unless it reached 3,000,000 volts or above, but it would cause an extreme amount of pain. The two points of power would be having a war in Agent's bloodstream, and this would cause his pain receptors to be in the cross-fire. Ouch.

Q: How does the PC in Agent's head stay cool? Wouldn't it overheat?

A: This is a good question. One of the main uses of Agent's intake of water is to create a thermal-compound-like agent(no pun intended) in Agent's bloodstream. This is then fed up an artery to Agent's head, going through the computer and keeping it cool. Agent's head is made up of a quantum computer, which, of course, need to be kept at near-absolute zero temperatures. Quantum computers can get extremely hot(try to make a pun about that and I will personally send you to Brazil), and must be kept cool to operate efficiently.

Q: If Agent has a computer for a head, is he immune to alcohol?

A: First off, alcohol is bad. Don't drink. Secondly, Technically yes, and technically no. In the sense of killing brain cells, yes, he is immune. But it still has an effect. Oddly enough, alcohol on Agent's skin causes a strange chemical reaction which dilutes the human genome in his DNA. This can cause his skin to become darker, have a lower glow effect, and, even worse, cause water to become acidic. Luckily, though, the genome can be regrown, so the effects only last around 30 minutes, and only to the applied area of the skin.

Q: Can Agent blush?

A: Technically, yes. He doesn't turn red, mind you, but the refresh rate on his face-screen drops exponentially(around 30Hz). So if Agent's face is at 15 FPS, then he's blushing.

Q: Where the bekfast is my pizza?!

A: Idk.