The Flow of Arcane: Myths Comes To Life

Experimental Magic Tech

Luna could not wait for her best friend to finish developing her Destiny-themed arsenal. She was practically bursting with excitement while rubbing her hands together and jumping in glee. Though, this excitement was a bit concerning for the young Tech Prodigy as Anthony began to second guess if this was even a good idea. "You will promise me that you won't go out of control with this stuff, right Luna?" He questioned with a clear sense of grave worry as Luna was quick to scoff this worry off with a wave of her hand.

"I am totally able to be responsible when needed, bud. You know me long enough to confirm that, Anthony." She proclaimed with a snarky expression accompanied by a grin. Yet this only furthered the African American even further to her dismay. "Okay... I may get carried away at times, but it isn't like I have burned down a building with experimental and highly dangerous technology before." Luna protested with a roll of her eyes.

Anthony crossed his arms with a scolding glare about the self-claim that Luna had made for herself. The obvious expression was written all over Anthony as Luna began to show a nervous swear as she darted her eyes in every direction away from her closest friend. "Luna... Sometimes, I have wondered if you are not the literal IRL take of that meme that Lance Reddick read for your favorite game had read before he passed away." He declared as Luna promptly crossed her arms with a disapproving glare at his claim about her character.

"I am not THAT bad Gibbs..." Luna swore with dignity, even if it was fruitless for her to do so. Though this was left alone as Anthony had simply returned to his endeavors to build Luna's unique form of Mana Tech. He had begun to trademark this name for the new forms of technology that he created. "Anyways," The possibly reckless Tomboy announced, "How exactly did your company alongside White Star find out about this Magic Energy? Also, how the Caborb is this a form of naturally occurring energy?" She questioned aloud while leaning against one of the large brick-sized CPUs that was within Anthony's lab. The more details that were being uncovered regarding Arcane and the Crystals that it was housed in became more conflicting with the course of the world's history as it was currently known.

Anthony laughed in pure amazement as he went into what was learned about this magical energy. "For starters, it is quite easy for us as humans to have forgotten that these Crystals existed and the fact that they form very deep underground. I do mean super deep. Plus, to extract them and refining them has been quite... Exasperating, too. With one misstep in the process, these crystals can become very volatile. As in comparison to nuclear levels of devastation." He explained with the evidenced expression of how dangerous the process can be. "Though, we have found some records of how it can be safely refined to be usable. Oddly, from groups such as The Templars and Thule Society..." The young Gibbs went on as he did ponder why groups like these had some information for this. "Then again, I can imagine why no one had taken them seriously as the thought of Magic being real was laughable for quite some time. Until now, that is." Anthony finished off as Luna did agree with this information.

"Wait... Isn't the Thule Society that cult which The Nazis made themselves a part of?" Luna asked as she had tremendous levels of frightful dread. "I don't think anyone would like to hear that Caborbing Nazis were able to mess with this kind of stuff without anyone realizing..." She said aloud as a cold sweat began to become noticeable.

"What the hell is 'Caborb'? Another Destiny term or something?" Gibbs questioned as he looked back at her with pure confusion as Luna nodded to confirm this.

"Basically, when you get crushed by a Cabal Dropship in the game... Happens a lot more than I would like..." She added on with a nod of her head for this annoying detail within the series. It was enough for Anthony to share the sentiment about the detail, despite how little he understood it.