Neoma
06-11-2005, 22:53
Today is a great day for all of the nations of humanity. The Neoman Armies have finally decided to make the "Novo-Morph Project" available to every human civilization in the Universe. The process is long and argerus but if a recruit survives(Literally) the process they will be unmatched on the battle field.
The "Novo-Morph Project" includes
Secondary Heart. The secondary heart is capable of boosting the blood supply or maintaining full life functions even with the destruction of the recipients original heart. The phase 1 implant enables Marines to survive low oxygen concentrations and traumatic injury.
Ossmodula. This is a small sized tubular shaped organ. The Ossmodula monitors and secretes hormones affecting epiphyseal fusion and ossification of the skeleton. At the same time, the specially engineered hormones encourage the forming bones to absorb ceramic based chemicals administered in the Marines diet. Two years following implantation, this will have caused considerable strengthening of the long-bones; extreme ossification of the chest cavity (caused by growth of the ribs forming a solid mass of inter-laced bone plates) and a general increase in the size of the recipients skeleton.
Biscopea. This organ is implanted into the chest cavity. It is small, approximately circular and, like the Ossmodula its primary action is hormonal to stimulate muscle growth throughout the body.
Haemastamen. This tiny organ is implanted into a main blood vessel. The Haemastamen serves two purposes. It monitors and to some degree controls the phase 2 and 3 implants. The organ also alters the constituent make-up of the recipients blood. As a result, recruit blood is considerably more efficient than ordinary human blood, as it has to be when you consider the extra biological hardware a recruit carries inside him.
Larraman Organ. This is a liver shaped, dark, fleshy organ about the size of a golf ball. It is implanted into the chest cavity along with a complicated array of blood vessels. The organ generates and stores special Larraman cells. If the recipient is wounded, these cells are released into the blood stream. They are transported to the site of a wound. Once in contact with air, the Larraman cells form a skin substitute of instant scar tissue, stopping the flow of blood and protecting exposed wound area.
Catalepsean Node. This brain implant is usually inserted into the back of the skull via a hole drilled into the occipital bone. The pea-sized organ influences the circadian rhythms of sleep and the bodies response to sleep deprivation. Normally a recruit sleeps like any normal man, but if deprived of sleep, the Catalepsean node cuts in. A man implanted with the node is capable of sleeping and remaining awake at the same time by switching off areas of the brain sequentially. This process cannot replace normal sleep entirely, but increases a recruits survivability by allowing perception of the environment whilst resting.
Preomnor. The Preomnor is a large implant which fits into the chest cavity. It is a pre-digestive stomach which allows the recruit to eat a variety of otherwise poisonous or indigestible materials. No actual digestion takes place in the Preomnor. Individual sensory tubes assess potential poisons and neutralize them or where necessary, isolate the Preomnor from the rest of the digestive tract.
Omophagea. This complicated implant becomes part of the brain, but is actually situated within the spinal cord between the cervical and thoracic vertebrae. Four nerve sheaths called neuroglia are implanted between the spine and the Preomnor wall. The Omophagea is designed to absorb genetic material generated in animal tissue as a function of memory, experience or innate ability. A recruit can actually learn by eating. Incidentally, it is the presence of this organ which has created the various flesh and blood drinking rituals for which the recruits are famous for.
Multi-lung. This is another large implant. The multi-lung, or third lung, is a tubular grey organ. Blood is pumped through the organ via connecting vessels grafted onto the recipients pulmonary system. Atmosphere is taken in by means of a sphincter located in the trachea. In toxic atmospheres, an associated sphincter muscle closes the trachea and restricts normal breathing, thus protecting the lungs. The multi-lung is able to absorb oxygen from poorly oxygenated or poisonous air. Most importantly it is able to do this without suffering damage thanks to its own efficient toxin dispersal, neutralization and regeneration systems.
Occulobe. This small slug-like organ sits at the base of the brain. It provides the hormonal and genetic stimuli which enable a recruits eyes to respond to optic-therapy. The Occulobe does not itself improve a recruit's eyesight, but it allows technicians to make adjustments to the growth patterns of the eye and the light-receptive retinal cells. An adult recruit has far better eyesight than a normal human, and can see in low light conditions almost as well as in daylight.
Lyman's Ear. The organ enables a recruit to consciously enhance and even filter certain types of background noise. Not only is hearing improved, but a recruit cannot become dizzy or nauseous as a result of extreme disorientation.
The Melanochrome, or Melanochromic Organ, is hemispherical and black. It monitors radiation levels and types bombarding the skin, and if necessary, sets off chemical reactions to darken the skin to protect it from ultraviolet exposure. It also provides limited protection from other forms of radiation.
Oolitic Kidney. This red-brown and heart shaped organ improves and modifies the recruits circulatory system enabling other implants to function effectively. The Oolitic Kidney also filters blood extremely efficiently and quickly. The secondary heart and Oolitic Kidney are able to act together, performing an emergency detoxification program in which the recruit is rendered unconscious as his blood is circulated at high speed. This enables a recruit to survive poisons and gases which are otherwise too much for even the multi-lung to cope with.
Neuroglottis. Although the Preomnor protects a recruit from digesting anything too deadly, the Neuroglottis enables him to assess a potential food by taste. The organ is implanted into the back of the mouth. By chewing, or simply by tasting, a recruit can detect a wide variety of natural poisons, some chemicals and even the distinctive odors of some creatures. To some degree a Marine is also able to track a target by taste alone.
Mucranoid. This small organ is implanted in the lower intestine where its hormonal secretions are absorbed by the colon. These secretions initiate a modification of the sweat glands. This modification normally makes no difference to the recruit until activated by appropriate chemical therapy. As a result of this treatment the recruit sweats an oily naturally cleansing substance which coats the skin. This protects the recruit against extremes of temperature and even offers a slight degree of protection in vacuum.
Lailiroid Gland. This is a small gland that is that is inserted into a recruits scrotum. The Lailiroid Gland reduces a recruits sex drive and stops production of sperm.
The "Novo-Morph Project" also trains a recruit in.
Hand To Hand (Judo, Jujitsu, Karate)
Melee (Staffs, Swords, Knives, Energy blades)
Firearms Basics (Assault Rifles, Pistol, Shot Gun)
Firearms Advanced (Laser rifles, Sniper Rifles)
Heavy Weapons (Machine guns, motors, rocket launchers)
The entire Project takes 25 years to complete so it is favorable that infants 0-5 years of age are sent instead of older humans.
Cost: 30 Million for 10 recruits
The "Novo-Morph Project" includes
Secondary Heart. The secondary heart is capable of boosting the blood supply or maintaining full life functions even with the destruction of the recipients original heart. The phase 1 implant enables Marines to survive low oxygen concentrations and traumatic injury.
Ossmodula. This is a small sized tubular shaped organ. The Ossmodula monitors and secretes hormones affecting epiphyseal fusion and ossification of the skeleton. At the same time, the specially engineered hormones encourage the forming bones to absorb ceramic based chemicals administered in the Marines diet. Two years following implantation, this will have caused considerable strengthening of the long-bones; extreme ossification of the chest cavity (caused by growth of the ribs forming a solid mass of inter-laced bone plates) and a general increase in the size of the recipients skeleton.
Biscopea. This organ is implanted into the chest cavity. It is small, approximately circular and, like the Ossmodula its primary action is hormonal to stimulate muscle growth throughout the body.
Haemastamen. This tiny organ is implanted into a main blood vessel. The Haemastamen serves two purposes. It monitors and to some degree controls the phase 2 and 3 implants. The organ also alters the constituent make-up of the recipients blood. As a result, recruit blood is considerably more efficient than ordinary human blood, as it has to be when you consider the extra biological hardware a recruit carries inside him.
Larraman Organ. This is a liver shaped, dark, fleshy organ about the size of a golf ball. It is implanted into the chest cavity along with a complicated array of blood vessels. The organ generates and stores special Larraman cells. If the recipient is wounded, these cells are released into the blood stream. They are transported to the site of a wound. Once in contact with air, the Larraman cells form a skin substitute of instant scar tissue, stopping the flow of blood and protecting exposed wound area.
Catalepsean Node. This brain implant is usually inserted into the back of the skull via a hole drilled into the occipital bone. The pea-sized organ influences the circadian rhythms of sleep and the bodies response to sleep deprivation. Normally a recruit sleeps like any normal man, but if deprived of sleep, the Catalepsean node cuts in. A man implanted with the node is capable of sleeping and remaining awake at the same time by switching off areas of the brain sequentially. This process cannot replace normal sleep entirely, but increases a recruits survivability by allowing perception of the environment whilst resting.
Preomnor. The Preomnor is a large implant which fits into the chest cavity. It is a pre-digestive stomach which allows the recruit to eat a variety of otherwise poisonous or indigestible materials. No actual digestion takes place in the Preomnor. Individual sensory tubes assess potential poisons and neutralize them or where necessary, isolate the Preomnor from the rest of the digestive tract.
Omophagea. This complicated implant becomes part of the brain, but is actually situated within the spinal cord between the cervical and thoracic vertebrae. Four nerve sheaths called neuroglia are implanted between the spine and the Preomnor wall. The Omophagea is designed to absorb genetic material generated in animal tissue as a function of memory, experience or innate ability. A recruit can actually learn by eating. Incidentally, it is the presence of this organ which has created the various flesh and blood drinking rituals for which the recruits are famous for.
Multi-lung. This is another large implant. The multi-lung, or third lung, is a tubular grey organ. Blood is pumped through the organ via connecting vessels grafted onto the recipients pulmonary system. Atmosphere is taken in by means of a sphincter located in the trachea. In toxic atmospheres, an associated sphincter muscle closes the trachea and restricts normal breathing, thus protecting the lungs. The multi-lung is able to absorb oxygen from poorly oxygenated or poisonous air. Most importantly it is able to do this without suffering damage thanks to its own efficient toxin dispersal, neutralization and regeneration systems.
Occulobe. This small slug-like organ sits at the base of the brain. It provides the hormonal and genetic stimuli which enable a recruits eyes to respond to optic-therapy. The Occulobe does not itself improve a recruit's eyesight, but it allows technicians to make adjustments to the growth patterns of the eye and the light-receptive retinal cells. An adult recruit has far better eyesight than a normal human, and can see in low light conditions almost as well as in daylight.
Lyman's Ear. The organ enables a recruit to consciously enhance and even filter certain types of background noise. Not only is hearing improved, but a recruit cannot become dizzy or nauseous as a result of extreme disorientation.
The Melanochrome, or Melanochromic Organ, is hemispherical and black. It monitors radiation levels and types bombarding the skin, and if necessary, sets off chemical reactions to darken the skin to protect it from ultraviolet exposure. It also provides limited protection from other forms of radiation.
Oolitic Kidney. This red-brown and heart shaped organ improves and modifies the recruits circulatory system enabling other implants to function effectively. The Oolitic Kidney also filters blood extremely efficiently and quickly. The secondary heart and Oolitic Kidney are able to act together, performing an emergency detoxification program in which the recruit is rendered unconscious as his blood is circulated at high speed. This enables a recruit to survive poisons and gases which are otherwise too much for even the multi-lung to cope with.
Neuroglottis. Although the Preomnor protects a recruit from digesting anything too deadly, the Neuroglottis enables him to assess a potential food by taste. The organ is implanted into the back of the mouth. By chewing, or simply by tasting, a recruit can detect a wide variety of natural poisons, some chemicals and even the distinctive odors of some creatures. To some degree a Marine is also able to track a target by taste alone.
Mucranoid. This small organ is implanted in the lower intestine where its hormonal secretions are absorbed by the colon. These secretions initiate a modification of the sweat glands. This modification normally makes no difference to the recruit until activated by appropriate chemical therapy. As a result of this treatment the recruit sweats an oily naturally cleansing substance which coats the skin. This protects the recruit against extremes of temperature and even offers a slight degree of protection in vacuum.
Lailiroid Gland. This is a small gland that is that is inserted into a recruits scrotum. The Lailiroid Gland reduces a recruits sex drive and stops production of sperm.
The "Novo-Morph Project" also trains a recruit in.
Hand To Hand (Judo, Jujitsu, Karate)
Melee (Staffs, Swords, Knives, Energy blades)
Firearms Basics (Assault Rifles, Pistol, Shot Gun)
Firearms Advanced (Laser rifles, Sniper Rifles)
Heavy Weapons (Machine guns, motors, rocket launchers)
The entire Project takes 25 years to complete so it is favorable that infants 0-5 years of age are sent instead of older humans.
Cost: 30 Million for 10 recruits