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Login: Takamachi Nanoha
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8 matches located:
Albert W. Wily (dossier, historical relevance)
Jail Scaglietti (dossier, historical relevance)
Ginga Nakajima (dossier)
Subaru Nakajima (dossier)
Quint Nakajima (dossier)
Thomas Light (dossier, historical relevance)
Type-00 combat cyborg (technical readouts, production history, historical relevance)
Zero (dossier)
/Open file ‘Albert W. Wily (historical relevance)’
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The Time-Space Administration Bureau’s long-time policy of banning non-magical weapons has faced numerous tests throughout the bureau’s existence, only the most recent of which was the Jail Scaglietti incident. While Jail was a brilliant scientist and what many would call a diabolical mastermind, he owes his success to a pair of scientists made infamous for the creation of the Type-00 combat cyborg. One of these scientists, known only as “Dr. Weil”, has apparently disappeared from the pages of history, leaving no trace of himself within the boundaries of bureau-controlled tempspace. His partner on the other hand, one Albert W. Wily, has had a marked impact on the face of science.
Wily was a relative unknown in the scientific scene until his involvement with the Type-00 project was revealed to the public several years before the JS incident. For all intents and purposes, he seems to have appeared out of nowhere along with Weil approximately twenty-five years ago, when bureau agents located and dismantled the Type-00 production facilities. Weil and Wily, however, were nowhere to be found when the raid was completed.
Following this time period, Wily disappears from the records again for a period of about twelve years, most likely laying low in the outer regions beyond bureau-controlled tempspace. Evidence recovered from Jail Scaglietti’s base of operations reveals that the two worked together for several years before Jail was ultimately forced to take his activities underground. Wily’s reasons for leaving are unknown at this time.
Wily next appears on Mid-Childa approximately five years prior to the JS incident, living with noted scientist Thomas Light under an alias, and acting as an assistant to Light’s experiments with biomechanical implants. Shortly after Light’s creation of a completely biomechanical humanoid (referred to as “X” by Light in his journals), Wily murdered Light, kidnapped his two grandchildren, Rock and Roll, stole all of Light’s research, and disappeared once again. The status and whereabouts of X are unknown at this time.
Knowledge of Wily’s whereabouts and activities after this time period are closely linked to the existence of Rock Light and the Type-00A prototype known as Zero.
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/Close file ‘Albert W. Wily (historical relevance)’
/Open file ‘Zero (dossier)’
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Zero, pictured here in his basic knight armor
Name: Zero
Alias: None
Gender: Male
Species: Artificial Human/Cyborg, Type-00A model
Age: 15
Height: 6’4”
Weight: 230 lbs
Skin: Pale
Hair: Blonde
Eyes: Blue
Device: None
Magic System: Special
Ranking: AA
Moral Alignment: Chaotic Good
History
Zero is the ultimate creation of the rogue scientist Albert W. Wily. Constructed using razor’s edge technology in the field of biomechanics and highly illegal cybernetic technology, Zero is a living weapon in the veins of his predecessors, the Type-00 combat cyborgs.
Zero’s origins can be traced back to one Rock Light, the grandson of Thomas Light, a scientist noted for his work in the field of biomechanics. When Rock was approximately fourteen years of age, Thomas was murdered by Wily, who had been acting as his assistant for several years. Wily kidnapped both Rock and his sister, Roll, stole all of Light’s research and much of his equipment, and retreated to a remote fortress in Mid-Childa’s western Hyal mountain range.
Rock and Roll were placed in cryogenic sleep while Wily went about using Light’s research and his own incredible genius to construct his own biomechanical human, the first Type-00A combat cyborg. The process took nearly a year’s worth of precision work, and several damaged bodies had to be discarded before Wily finally extracted Rock’s linker core and replaced it in the body of his creation. Roll’s linker core was lost along with one of the defunct bodies.
According to Wily’s datalogs, Zero was completed shortly after the beginning of the Jail Scaglietti incident. When word reached Wily that his old partner had created his own versions of his greatest creation, he became overwhelmed with the desire to prove that Zero was the greatest of all cyborgs, and set about programming a virus designed to shut down Jail’s creations. Due to its’ similarities with a similar virus encountered among automatons on Non-Administered world #106, this virus has been dubbed “The Maverick Virus” by Shario Finieno of Section Six.
Wily intended for Zero to spread the virus to any cyborg he might encounter, and programmed this Geas into an AI core he installed in the helmet of Zero’s armor. But upon activating Zero for the first time, the virus activated itself, taking control of Zero’s body and sending him on a rampage through Wily’s lab, killing Wily and severely damaging approximately 50% of Wily’s fortress. Luckily, Wily’s mainframe computer and most of his more critical data was unharmed by Zero’s rampage, which continued unabated out into the mountain ranges, as Zero made a beeline for the nearest settlement; Kranagan city, nearly 300 km away.
Zero showed up on the outskirts of Kranagan about a week after the close of the JS incident, surprising the locals and rousing the local guard, who unfortunately were still badly unprepared for battle following Jail’s attack. Before Zero could inflict more than a few serious injuries, however, the unit he encountered called for backup. What they got was Sub-Commander Signum of Riot Force Six.
However, with the Maverick Virus boosting Zero’s physical attributes and forcing him to draw the maximum amout of power from his linker core, even Signum was hard-pressed to keep up with Zero’s incredible combat prowess. Finally, however, she struck a glancing blow to Zero’s AI core, cracking the gem and temporarily stunning Zero. A second blow shattered the core and released Zero from the virus’s influence. Exhausted by the virus’s draining of his linker core, Zero collapsed, and was taken into custody by Signum.
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