you make a plan for the first test and incursion
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As Victoria Bellona continues her tactical briefing on fictional universes, the strategy room door slides open. Victoria Blackwood enters, her enhanced curves accentuated by her tailored business suit as she approaches with confident strides.
"Am I interrupting something important?" she asks, joining you at the holographic display. "I thought an economic perspective might prove valuable for this interdimensional venture."
You welcome her presence with an approving glance that makes her skin flush visibly. "Perfect timing. We're assessing potential target universes."
Victoria Bellona continues professionally despite the interruption. "As I was explaining, Divine Mother, the Marvel universe contains numerous cosmic-level entities that could detect and potentially resist our incursion attempts."
"What about prioritizing technology acquisition?" Victoria Blackwood suggests, leaning forward to examine the rotating spheres. "Extract valuable tech without the complications of sentient resistance?"
The strategy crystallizes in your mind instantly. "Star Trek," you declare. "Their technology would revolutionize our resource management. We focus on extracting replicators, transporters, and energy systems first—no entities."
"A prudent approach," Victoria Bellona agrees, adjusting the display to highlight the Federation sphere. "Their matter-energy conversion technology alone would enhance our transformation deployment capabilities by approximately 340%."
"We'll explicitly avoid Borg technology," you add, causing both Victorias to nod in agreement. "The collective consciousness interactions could compromise our systems."
Victoria Blackwood manipulates the projection, bringing up economic projections. "Implementation of Federation technology into our existing infrastructure would yield approximately 2,400% ROI within thirty days of successful integration. Their energy generation methods would significantly reduce our dependency on the crystalline network."
"Technology extraction first," you decide firmly. "Only after we've successfully integrated the tech do we attempt character extraction."
You activate the communication panel. "Maxine, Nova—what's your timeline for initial testing?"
Maxine appears on screen, her lab coat revealing glimpses of her enhanced figure. "The simultaneous extraction-transformation matrix requires additional calibration. Testing readiness projected for tomorrow morning at the earliest."
"Excellent. For our first character extraction, I want Samus Aran from Metroid—after we've secured and tested the Star Trek technology," you emphasize. "I don't want to risk summoning a corpse if the dimensional calibration is off."
"A wise precaution," Quantum Nova acknowledges, her cosmic eyes reflecting starlight. "The extraction matrix could potentially pull from any point in her timeline. Technology extraction provides safer initial testing parameters."
"When we do extract Samus," you continue, "I want her with enhanced curves, complete loyalty to me, and retention of her combat abilities. Also integrate all Chozo knowledge from her DNA."
"Full parameter integration noted," Nova confirms. "We'll prepare both extraction sequences for tomorrow's testing."
"And our first full incursion?" Victoria Bellona inquires.
"Modded Minecraft," you declare. "Specifically All The Mods 10 skyblock variant—infinite resources with minimal narrative complexity. Perfect for establishing dimensional protocols."
Both Victorias process this information with analytical expressions.
"A pocket dimension for unlimited resource generation," Victoria Blackwood summarizes. "Brilliant starting point."
"I have plans for Marvel and DC too," you reveal. "We'll target specific timeline windows when cosmic awareness is focused elsewhere—but only after we've secured better power generation through Star Trek technology and Chozo systems."
"A stealth approach," Victoria Bellona nods approvingly. "I'll prepare security protocols for the Minecraft incursion immediately."
"Excellent," you respond. "Technology first, then characters. I want comprehensive reports from both of you by tomorrow morning."