To: Lane Hacker Network || From: The Platform

[Mr.Ling]

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I've been the one primarily pulling Niyodo data. Long story short, if the numbers I have so far are correct, Kishiro Drives are theoretically limitless, and can maintain a two-way connection with minimal extra input. The limitations are the linear-scaling energy input required, and the precision necessary to not... I'm not entirely sure what happens. I imagine that opening a rift into somewhere that doesn't exist doesn't do good things to reality or yourself.

My calculations say that if you don't open the drive on one of the very limited set of inputs that result in a location solely in the real dimension, reality would just cease to exist. Given that reality still exists, and there are an infinite number of wrong connections and a very, very limited number of correct connections, something doesn't actually add up there.

Nonetheless, I think the ability to completely ignore the main limiting factor of conventional warfare shouldn't be held by a single house. I don't welcome our new Kusari overlords, especially having seen how they view and treat non-combatants in Gallia. Xenos may be fine with slaughtering civilians and non-combatants to get any leg up, no matter how small. I'm not, and I think it's necessary to stop Jump Drives before they do serious damage and are used to cause Leeds-scale slaughters across any house that dares to defy Kusari.

So, I want to try gravity-waves, hence the micro-singularity. Being able to start rotating it rapidly, then bring it to an instant halt, rinse and repeat should put out a series of waves small enough to not be located by someone trying to stop me, but expansive enough to shift the coordinate calculation by a few hundred-billionths of a degree. For most machines, an offset that small wouldn't be noticeable, but these Jump Drives require specific coordinates on an analogue system, which is one-out-of-uncountable-infinity. That offset is an infinite offset, for the purpose of calculation, and it should make whatever happened to the Niyodo happen to anyone trying to Jump-Drive into range of my project.

In short, I'm trying to make a Jump-Drive Disruptor. I don't actually think the Bundschuh know anything about these matters, but every shot not taken is missed, so I'm going to ask anyway.

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