Quentin Beck | Mysterio (
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genessia2019-07-28 12:08 pm
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Further to my ongoing technical research here, I am asking for some volunteers for testing purposes.
I'm afraid that I can't offer you much information beforehand about this test since that could be detrimental at this phase of the development. Just know that it is completely safe for you to undergo this experimentation and there will be no harm or side-effects.
Let me know here if you are interested and I will send you the location to take part.
I'm afraid that I can't offer you much information beforehand about this test since that could be detrimental at this phase of the development. Just know that it is completely safe for you to undergo this experimentation and there will be no harm or side-effects.
Let me know here if you are interested and I will send you the location to take part.

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So how's it work this time? D'you have those projectors again?
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[Phone-like device now in hand, Beck presses the screen and he unveils to Peter what he hasn't to any other subject thus far. The room is not so bare at all. Yes, the chair is still the only furniture but the walls have been concealing many hidden items. A simple illusion to hide the technology to the casual observer. Not for secrecy as much as Beck didn't want people to be distracted by it upon entry to the room. The illusions had to be the star. There were small manoeuvrable projectors set into the wall at various key points and nests of small wires and circuit boards attached between them. It almost looks like the strange internal workings of a room-sized computer. There also actually was a window meant to look out of this room - but Beck has placed a board across it to block out any sunlight or view. It's all kind of makeshift, working with what he's got.]
It's a work in progress, which is why it all needs more testing.
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He walks towards it, a bit awed, looking over the setup Beck has here. He's legitimately impressed. Even moreso by the fact that it's clearly makeshift. Look, he did everything with garbage and spare parts before Stark got involved, so he gets it. ]
Yeah, but this is a hell of a lot already. Do these move?
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They can.
[Beck fiddles again with his phone and the projectors smoothly turn this way and that, with a good range of movement.]
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Anyway, he watches them move, intrigued by them. ]
What kind of program are you running this on? And how about that motion? Do they run on motors or some kind of hydraulic system?
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[He says with a twinkle in his eye. But Peter may notice there is some sort of motorised parts to the projectors. He'd had to borrow spare parts and some random items from Aster Technologies to put it all together.]
But the programming is all built on my previous work. I have my suit here. It wasn't difficult to patch it all in to the communication systems they provided us with. I can control all of it from here.
[He lifts his phone up to indicate that's what he meant.]
It's all now integrated into my systems.
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[ He considers one of the moving projectors for a moment, thinking. ]
Y'know what you could salvage to get better precision on these things? RC car parts. And if you set up a gimbal here you'd get really smooth projection. Electronics stores throw out pieces of 'em all the time.
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Are you honestly trying to help me with my work here?
[He hadn't exactly been expecting a sabotage but he also hadn't been expecting actual advice.]
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Also, he looks a bit embarrassed. ]
Well - yeah. I am. It makes sense, right? I'd much rather you succeed at, like, the non-violent version of this tech. So why wouldn't I help?
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You're a smart kid and I appreciate the help.
[It sounds sincere.]
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I'm probably the most helpful at this state of things. I built everything out of garbage and spare parts before Stark came along.
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What did you build on your own?
[He really does want to know.]
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[He'd taken advantage of that himself, hoping for greater results. He'd been sorely disappointed there.]
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Well, you do have talent.
Now, do you have any more questions or would you like me to begin the testing?
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[Beck chuckles and indicates the chair.]
Please, sit down and relax.
First, there will be a sampling...
When you're ready.
[And he waits a moment, standing back in the doorway, while Peter gets comfortable.]
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[ that was a little weird, but he obediently sits down in the chair. Not comfortable, but sitting. ]
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Visually perfect. But I'm working on more...
[Suddenly, there's the harsh sound of white noise static but it clears quickly.]
Now, try to touch something.
[And if Peter complies, it will feel as if the sand, a seashell or the water beyond is really there.]
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He carefully levers himself down out of the chair, genuinely impressed. And. Worried too. This is a lot of progress in just a few days. he can't help but try to open up his spider senses to see if he can even tell the difference between reality and illusion. (In this context? He gets nothing. There's no danger, so nothing to sense.) ]
Touch something. Okay, sure.
[ He leans down carefully, reaching out for a seashell. Sure enough, he can feel it. That's - yep, definitely concerning. But amazing too? He tries to pick it up, to see if it actually has weight in his hands. ]
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Still working through those bugs....
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I'm impressed I could feel anything. How the heck are you doing it?
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