It had been a long six months since anyone had been able to find Khuna. His room had been, for lack of a better term, sealed shut. He'd last been seen going into it, but even the windows had grown opaque and impossible to penetrate. Now, there was ONE person who had a means to get past the strange pressure that kept his room sealed off in its own little world, resisting warlike damages to the property and the like, and she had given him her word as a proper dudette that she'd intrude only under the most dire of circumstances.
Lilith hadn't used the electronic key yet, so Khuna could only assume it was all good.
As far as partying beach bums go, Khuna's room was a comparable nightmare. Scientific equipment he'd spirited away from Ren, or won off Lilith in party games (because let's face it, he's the master of all things having to do with parties; past, present, and future) or similar ventures littered the tables, desks, even the floors. Multi-colored gel capsules littered the floor, having increased in range of color from blue, red, and purple to greens, golden yellows, clear whites, and even glittering blacks. There were thousands of them, those that weren't on the floor running off of the makeshift assembly line Khuna'd pieced together over the months and into the only magical device he'd ever bothered to put up with: His brand new partitioned silver case.
Even with all this fantastic productivity, though, a fine layer of dust coated most everything in the room. Khuna had been experimenting with a new variety of his electrically influencing drug when there'd been a slight accident. A very volatile concentration of the substance had resulted in one batch that glowed blue like liquid lightning in its gel casing. Khuna, of course, tests all his new variations personally.
This one had resulted in an extremely potent dose, which would likely have fried anyone that wasn't as well adapted to the stuff as Khuna was. For him, it was the ultimate trip. He could see the minuscule differences in the electrical fields that made things unique. Everything was so alive, so vibrant. It was a glorious thing, which made it all the more depressing that he could only produce one batch at a time. What he was rather unaware of was th fact that he was more or less a living Tesla coil, and now had the uncanny ability to produce a rather forceful magnetically repulsive wave without so much as the knowledge that it was happening. So there he was, stretched out upon his bed in a wondrous kind of half-sleep, four and five inch licks of lightning raking across the surface of his bed from his body.
Good times; good times.
Lilith hadn't used the electronic key yet, so Khuna could only assume it was all good.
As far as partying beach bums go, Khuna's room was a comparable nightmare. Scientific equipment he'd spirited away from Ren, or won off Lilith in party games (because let's face it, he's the master of all things having to do with parties; past, present, and future) or similar ventures littered the tables, desks, even the floors. Multi-colored gel capsules littered the floor, having increased in range of color from blue, red, and purple to greens, golden yellows, clear whites, and even glittering blacks. There were thousands of them, those that weren't on the floor running off of the makeshift assembly line Khuna'd pieced together over the months and into the only magical device he'd ever bothered to put up with: His brand new partitioned silver case.
Even with all this fantastic productivity, though, a fine layer of dust coated most everything in the room. Khuna had been experimenting with a new variety of his electrically influencing drug when there'd been a slight accident. A very volatile concentration of the substance had resulted in one batch that glowed blue like liquid lightning in its gel casing. Khuna, of course, tests all his new variations personally.
This one had resulted in an extremely potent dose, which would likely have fried anyone that wasn't as well adapted to the stuff as Khuna was. For him, it was the ultimate trip. He could see the minuscule differences in the electrical fields that made things unique. Everything was so alive, so vibrant. It was a glorious thing, which made it all the more depressing that he could only produce one batch at a time. What he was rather unaware of was th fact that he was more or less a living Tesla coil, and now had the uncanny ability to produce a rather forceful magnetically repulsive wave without so much as the knowledge that it was happening. So there he was, stretched out upon his bed in a wondrous kind of half-sleep, four and five inch licks of lightning raking across the surface of his bed from his body.
Good times; good times.