Difference between revisions of "Motivator"

When in [[Babilar]], [[David Charleston]] uses a motivator called a [[Spyril]] to move quickly between the rooftops of the city. Derived from the DNA of an Epic known as [[Georgi]], the Spyril allows its user to propel themselves through the air or through water, using powerful jets of water.{{book ref|Firefight|18}}{{Book ref|Firefight|23}} The Spyril is very sensitive, and requires precise and careful steering.{{Book ref|Firefight|24}}

 

During his time at the Coop, Jax learned about an incomplete motivator called Boomerang, which was derived from an Epic named Boomerang, who had teleportation abilities. However, the last Reckoner to try to complete it had vaporized himself by accident.{{Book ref|Lux|6}} About thirty seconds after teleporting, the teleported object's or person's molecules begin to disassemble, until there is nothing left. As far as Jax was able to figure out, the only way to keep the object from disintegrating was to smash the Boomerang device after teleporting it. The real breakthrough came when Jax invented Coilers, which could reverse the power of a motivator. He applied the coiler technology to the Boomerang, so that when he teleported something, he could then reverse the Boomerang and teleport the object back.{{Book ref|Lux|9}} If he didn't teleport it back after thirty seconds, it began to disintegrate.

 

Later on, Jax put the Boomerang motivator into a more convenient model. He turned it into a watch, with a pressure sensor in the watch face. Pointing the watch in the desired direction and pressing the watch face teleports you thirty feet in that direction. Press the watch face again, and you teleport back to your original position.{{cite}}

 

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