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Welcome
In the year 2001, a year after the Y2K crisis, NEX Corporation would unveil their latest technological marvel: Techs. These Techs can appear as regular devices that can be integrated into everyday appliances such as cars and even people.
Thank you for purchasing NEX Corporation's Techs! To learn more about Techs please read below:- Each Tech is categorized into three categories: Utility, Weapon and Mutation.
- Utility Techs are ones that the public are allowed to use. This is the Tech with the most variety as there are many practical usages for them such as the simple Umbrella to GPS.
- Weapon Techs are heavily limited to public usage under Federal Law. These are generally used to create weapons for police and military use. Of course that has not stopped other from circulating said Techs as well as manufacturing their own. These Techs to enhance regular objects for defensive and combat purposes.
- Mutation Techs are simply illegal under public use unless given the property authority and clearance. Even police and the military cannot use them unless given special permission. These Techs allow for exotic and dangerous abilities and forms.
- To use a Tech one must undergo the Tech Compatibility Test, a procedure where one is injected with special antibodies that allow the body to activate said Techs. These antibodies react with the Tech's particle emitter which allows for the activation of Techs.
- A person can only have one type of Mutation Tech at a time since the body cannot handle more than one of the same type. To use two at the same time will cause the antibodies to forcefully fail and cause a person to go under cardiac arrest. That is the main reason why Mutation Techs are kept out of public hands besides how dangerous they are.
- Utility Techs generally have no fatal risks associated with them however the antibodies cannot handle usage of more than two of them at a given time. This also ensures that humanity does not have to constantly rely on said techs for every single occurrence.
- Weapon Techs are strictly bound to only one at a time. This was made under public safety and to avoid other necessary risks with the antibodies.
Tech Laws
These are the laws that one must follow when using one. Those that have a Tech are to follow these responsibilities or will be brought under the Law.
- If in possession of a Tech that can cause harm onto others then do not use it to bring harm to another. The exception is under the pretense of Self-Defense and accordance with the law. Police and any military figures are to bear full responsibility for their actions when using them since they are given the right to use them accordingly.
- Tech Usage in any official competition is illegal with the exception of specific and approved Techs.
- To possess a Mutation and/or Weapon Tech without given authority and proof is illegal.
- Any official establishment has the right to refuse and ban usage of any and all given Techs under circumstantial reasons. One may take the case to court if they feel that it is unjust.
A year later and Techs have become integrated into our everyday lives. The given laws, restrictions and regulations prevent potential abuse and crime. Of course crime does go on and many in the criminal underworld use Techs for their own gain. While the Police are able to use said Techs, they are also limited due to their own duties and responsibilities as well as limited usage of Weapon/Mutation Techs. With the public in constant risk of Tech-related crimes, the U.N has decided that a new organization be created to help deal with the problems of Tech-related crimes and assist the Police if needed.
The T.A, or Technician's Assembly, is a government-sponsored organization that is committed to dealing with Tech-related crimes. They will allow even members of the public to join on their own volition, however they will go through a background check to assure that they select good people. People within the Technician's Assembly are able to take on requests given by either the Government or the public.
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