Styx was one of the most promising students to pass through Nova Cronum's Medical Academies before the Great War, before settling in the city of Vos. His hands were steady in the most difficult surgeries, he had an eidetic memory for techniques, a passion for defying the odds in the toughest cases and an understanding of Cybertronian physiology that put veteran medics to shame. But Styx was also insatiably curious - and completely amoral. When a question came to him, he would stop at nothing to discover the answer, whether it was the optimum time to recharge surgical implements, the best way to attach new armor plating to existing endostructure, or the effect of rust plague injected directly into the neural circuitry of living Cybertronians. As Styx’s knowledge base grew, so did his desire
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| - Styx was one of the most promising students to pass through Nova Cronum's Medical Academies before the Great War, before settling in the city of Vos. His hands were steady in the most difficult surgeries, he had an eidetic memory for techniques, a passion for defying the odds in the toughest cases and an understanding of Cybertronian physiology that put veteran medics to shame. But Styx was also insatiably curious - and completely amoral. When a question came to him, he would stop at nothing to discover the answer, whether it was the optimum time to recharge surgical implements, the best way to attach new armor plating to existing endostructure, or the effect of rust plague injected directly into the neural circuitry of living Cybertronians. As Styx’s knowledge base grew, so did his desire
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| - Styx was one of the most promising students to pass through Nova Cronum's Medical Academies before the Great War, before settling in the city of Vos. His hands were steady in the most difficult surgeries, he had an eidetic memory for techniques, a passion for defying the odds in the toughest cases and an understanding of Cybertronian physiology that put veteran medics to shame. But Styx was also insatiably curious - and completely amoral. When a question came to him, he would stop at nothing to discover the answer, whether it was the optimum time to recharge surgical implements, the best way to attach new armor plating to existing endostructure, or the effect of rust plague injected directly into the neural circuitry of living Cybertronians. As Styx’s knowledge base grew, so did his desire to gain facts that could only be acquired in the most horrific manner. How much exostructure could be surgically removed from an unanesthetized patient without inducing shock and full systems shutdown? What would be the psychological effect of permanently locking a patient into an immobile alternate mode? Could Cybertronian parts be forcibly replaced with organic substitutes? Would the binary-bonding process work with a non-sentient biological partner? Was it possible to fuse together sparks generated by natural fission processes? Styx viewed the whole planet as his own personal lab and his fellow Cybertronians as mere test subjects for whatever experiments came to his mind. By seeking to know everything possible about the Cybertronian body, Styx felt he would best be poised to rebuild the Transformer race - and himself - as virtual gods, free from their previous weaknesses.
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