Tag: face transformation
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Ghosts From The Machine by Yabusa
Renowned collector of strange and mystical artifacts, Emilia King, has been working on restoring a nineteenth-century device: The Ghost Machine. Through her research, she's theorized that the machine could allow physical beings to become incorporeal. In this state, depending on the energy setting of the machine, their abilities to do various ghostly things--influence electronics, float through walls, possess the living--will vary, as will their duration in the afterlife. ...Assuming the machine works as intended and doesn't break, of course.
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- 18 Chapters Deep
- English
- Miscellaneous
- 2nd Person, Both
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Action at a Distance by Yabusa
Hideki Technology leads the world in a variety of devices that blur the line between flesh and circuits. Brain-machine interfaces, virtual and augmented reality, bioinformatics, Hideki Tech has innovative devices for each. Their latest device, the Ascend, is poised to usher in a new wave of telepresence: somebody wears the Ascend, which is a full-face mask with a screen on the outside and cameras along the edge. When wearing the mask, someone else's face appears on the screen, and the wearer's body is controlled from afar by the remote user. Using this technology, a user can be present in a room in a way that video conferencing and virtual reality just can't achieve--someone can interact with other people halfway on the other side of the world, even reach out and touch them! And, of course, the possibilities of being able to remotely borrow a body are endless... the wearer feels everything broadcast from the remote body into their own headset, and they can be nearly anybody, as long as that anybody wears the remote control mask. They have full control over the remote body from the neck down, as long as the Ascend has enough battery life remaining! Now, a long-distance relationship certainly could get interesting...
- 1,820 Likes
- 274,194 Views
- 27 Chapters Deep
- English
- Science Fiction
- 3rd Person, Both