Inventing The Bad Blood Purifier
Jushiro had finally made his way back to the Juunibantai and it was now time to get back to work. The Shinigami walked throught the gateway that lead to his place of devine inventions. Earlier something interesting had transpired a meeting between a Stranger and the Sotaicho, as felt by their Reiatsu signatures. The signature grin was upon the face of the Shinigami, as he propped himself down into a chair. And from then onwards the man began an assault on the computer before him. The keyboard was subjected to his hasty and yet careful hands, searching the archives intently. The Captain’s search leads him to something that he had tossed to the side. His original decision to do so was brought on by nothing but random emotions. There was also the fact that the timing wasn’t right at all for him. Jushiro’s mood was a little different now, he was just a little more focused and felt like working on something. Working on something sounded about right, since nothing was ever complete. Perfection is something that a Scientist could never obtain, at least not a true scientist. There was always room for improvement and improving is just what Jushiro was sitting down to accomplish. This little experiment of his was a little more complex compared to his other experiments. The Captain suddenly paused while placing his left hand on his chin, seemingly musing over the prospects. The Captain soon tilted his head to the side and sighed a little, his left hand moved away from his face. His right hand soon moved towards the inner layers of the left side of his garments. And from his appeared a bottle, one that was filled with sake as suggested by the quick shake of the bottle. All that the Captain needed to complete his preparations was a little white stick. The high grade, the purple skunk, the Mary Jane then again the bitch reading get the point by now. Scurrying through his robes, Jushiro’s eyes widened as his hand came to a stop; his fingers were placed upon something. The feel and texture, not to mention the length and size was a very nostalgic thing. The grin on his face grew wider as he pulled out that which was discovered in his robes. The sweet aroma of the illegal substance was the source of his happiness. The Captain liked the fact that most people wasn’t able to tell, whether he was being genuine or not. He is the type of person that lacks the compassion for others, which so many other creatures have. The weed stick rose towards the Captain’s mouth, before his right hand extended and grabbed hold of a lighter. The light from the torch illuminated the room somewhat, as the white stick was set ablaze. Jushiro soon took a long puff, inhaling the smoke, something that relaxed the Captain even more. And before the man even exhaled, he was already making funny faces; then again it could be his own imagination. The spiff was moved to the left corner of the Captain’s mouth, held together by his lips. Now that both of his hands were free, the Captain placed them upon the keyboard once more. This time the sequence of keys brought forth something else, the very source of the Captain’s experiment. A vial rose from an opening in the ground and was now sitting 2 feet away from the Captain. Taking a quick puff of the Mary Jane, his eyes shifted towards the vial that contained his unfinished work. The atmosphere around him was starting to become cloudy. Nevertheless the Captain wasn’t feeling any after effects at all. This simply meant that the weed wouldn’t hinder him in any way possible. Jushiro soon picked himself up and held onto the vial before walking away. The man soon propped himself down in another seat, this time right in front of a microscope. Soon enough specimens were drawn from the vial and placed under the microscope. The Captain’s eyes were now set upon the ongoings of what was under the microscope. Now that everything was magnified, the man would be able to see everything up close. Most of what needed to be done was a bit of testing, rather than something more hectic. The man already had a base idea, plus the right type of parasites to utilize. The only thing he needed to do now is, put them to the test. Without really choosing to, Jushiro had placed as many as 37 little nanobots under the microscope. It was now time to see just exactly what they were capable of. A scientist had to be sure, before testing anything on them. As such a test subject was the best thing to have in such situation. Jushiro was feeling like Mr. Fantastic now, the weed stick was removed from his mouth. And was placed upon an ashtray, that way the man can set ablaze later on. For now, he would have work on his little experiment/invention. The Captain began watching the movements of the nanobots. So far they resembled a gathering of beetles, rather tiny ones, that wasn’t even the size of a grain of salt. Engineering these things wasn’t the easiest task at all, however it was very rewarding. Jushiro sat back in his seat and began musing over what he should actually do next. The Captain soon got up and went back towards the keyboard and once again went on a search. Hidden away in the archives, are the samples that were meant to be tested. Jushiro didn’t waste anytime summoning these samples, with a quick tap on the keyboard. Within moments, there was yet another opening in the ground, from it appeared the samples. The Captain soon moved in the direction of the microscope. Once there the man took his seat and pulled up closer to the microscope. Jushiro took another sneak peek at the nanobots they all seemed rather active at the moment. But Jushiro as of this moment has no idea of jus what they’re capable of. The man decided to use the samples for his own personal gain. Yes, the invention in question was a personal one that was meant for the Captain’s use. It was now time to see just exactly what the little creatures, the nanobots can do. Sample A, which was merely an injection of toxins and poisons, went to work mingling with the nanobots. The Captain was most intrigued by the possibilities of what could actually happen. There was always the issue of a bit of trial and error, but that is part of what it means to be a scientist too. The Captain’s head moved closer to the microscope, his eyes placed upon the instrument. Jushiro’s eyes were now checking to see what would actually happen, whether or not there would be a tug of war, had remained to be seen. The Captain now knew what a child felt like at Christmas. The anticipation, the excitement of opening one’s present, that’s what it felt like for the Captain. His eyes didn’t blink at all; time had slowed to a crawl for him. The man was now absorbed into his work. And what the Captain’s eyes saw was enough to make any scientist happy. The unit of nanobots moved in on their prey, the source of the poison. The bad blood if you will, attacking it rather swiftly. So much so that the man was reminded of the tug of war between the mere cat and the scorpion. This time however it was the beetles, the nanobots that was engineered by the Captain locked in combat. The man giggled a little, while observing the nanobots. It would seem that the nanobots turned out to be more than impressive. As they moved in on the source, counterattacking the poison and toxins. The man also noticed another feature of the nanobots, which is to purify the bad blood. This means that the nanobots didn’t just neutralize the poison. But to also remove it, acting like the famous cleaner of the Dangai. These cleaners, the nanobots made sure everything was squeaky clean. The Captain began musing over what else these nanobots were capable of. The man soon looked over towards what was labelled as Sample B. His hand extended and removed sample A from underneath the microscope. It was now time to test the nanobots against something else. Sample B this time, not only contained poison and toxins, but cells that were being destroyed by it. This would either be a successful venture or something, which would make the Captain revise a few things. One had to be careful when handling these things; as such the man couldn’t afford any lapse in concentration. No disturbances would be tolerated, not from another Shinigami, Hollow or whatever it may be. The man soon placed Sample B against the nanobots. And like before his eyes played the role of the spectator. This must be what a God feels like looking down on the earth. The moment of truth had arrived and Jushiro was now ready to view the result, just like before, the poison made its presence known. The nanobots along with blood and poison were mixed into one. The reasoning behind this was that the nanobots were meant to purify the blood. Plus there was the other function of repairing the damaged cells, by regenerating them. Thus mending the things that were broken by the toxin or poison that aimed to cause problems. The nanobots themselves seem to be adept and adapting to different poisons. Thus making them the perfect one, plus perfect defense too. The Nanobots moved in swiftly like the police on a suspected criminal. And as the moved in on the bad bacteria, the nanobots, began destroying the poison. This came across as rather ironic to the Captain. Since this is exactly what the poison was meant to be doing too. The poison came up against the perfect foe, one that was able to neutralize it. The blood and cells that were meant to be destroyed so happened to be Jushiro’s own. Ironically the man was his own test subject. But that also means that he didn’t need to worry about compatibility issues. Since the nanobots seemed perfectly fine swimming in his blood. The poison was not only neutralized, but the cell that was destroyed was being repaired. Another thing that was most interesting was the time it took to repair, more severely damaged cells. This meant that it was safe to assume, that more severely damaged cells would take a little longer for the nanobots to repair. That was a reasonable trade off, considering, that the nanobots would neutralize the poison first. This meant that the affliction wouldn’t cause problems, before the cell repairs were done. The Captain smiled a little, a far as he was concerned. He had accomplished that which he set out to do in the first place. It was now time for its actual application, that meant it was to be injected into the body.