wasn't long before the physical damage to the victim showed itself, blood leaking out past the device and muddling the signal until the Foot Soldier collapsed altogether.
"Ohhh.. Mm. Okay, that.. needs adjusting."
"Well, at the moment it's not been tested on human or humanoid subjects, but--" he pauses to place.. what just sort of looks like wireless earbuds in the ears of the poor Foot Soldier. Handing a very rudimentary controller over to Shredder, he continues,
"-- when tapping into +
Wow, incredibly fast. Heโll admit, heโs impressed
But depending on how functional the prototype was would depend on how long that lasts
โ Ah, I see have created one already.
We shall test this out immediately โ
Summoning one of the Foot Soldiers
โ How do I activate it? โ
+ a specific signal, it should allow you to override the motor controls in his brain."
Though, maybe connecting a device directly to someone's gray matter wasn't the best decision. While it worked for a minute or two - after the recruit writhed in pain for a few seconds - it +
who could kill him in one hit, anyway.
So buckling down to work it is, the scientist tucking his broken project away for the time being in favor of working on the mind control device Shredder wanted.
He simply nods at the order given to him, peeking briefly inside of the lab to check for traps before stepping inside fully. "Makeshift" was certainly one word for it - it was hardly a proper lab at all, not that he was about to say that aloud.
Not within earshot of the demon +
A good thing he knows when to hush up, because Shredder wonโt be giving any obvious warnings for when his mood is souring.
Time passes and eventually they arrive at the hideout, a seemingly inconspicuous location that could be easily overlooked
โ Begin work on the device +