Datadump 12.8 Dataverse Discovery *Do Not Delete*

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After arriving through the gate leading from the Nexus to Camelot, Aspect found himself in a completely different world all together. The only white he could see here were the clouds. When he turned his crawler around and looked back, the gate was completely different from this end. Standing stones surrounded it and made it quite visible from further away. 'Not Earth. More Earth like.' The thought flashed through Aspect in a manner of nanoseconds as he took in his surroundings. Towards the East, A large structural silhouette was visible on the horizon. 'Civilization.' Aspect turned his Crawler in the direction and started heading off, constantly trying to push his machine past the 80 mph mark but never succeeding. As he used part of his processing power to maneuver the Crawler and avoid collisions, Aspect dove deep into his Data Centers.

His Personal Data Center was highly limited compared to the Aspect Data Centers on Earth and the lack of usable information stunted his ability to solve his current situation. As a fully fledged human he would have been upset or irritated at the least but Aspect didn't understand either of those things. Instead he caused the Crawler to come to a sliding halt in the middle of the road, throwing up small clouds of dirt and dust. Locating and running the OmnilliumStance program he had written before arriving here, Aspect automatically released another colorful rainbow orb of Omnillium in front of him. As programmed, both his hands moved up to "hold" the orb between them without touching it. Drawing from his Personal Data Center, Aspect uploaded the specs and blueprint of the desired item onto the orb.

As before, 1.800.000.000 ticks later, the orb changed shape and started losing its rainbow colors as it manifested the device. Back home, Aspect had always disliked having to use his hands to communicate with humans over long distances by holding phones so instead he had redesigned the modern phone from his world or universe into a divisible wristband, allowing him to wear it without losing his ability to split off his tendrils. Able to communicate to other such devices over long distances and the ability to connect to the internet. It also took selfies. Once the Omnillium was done shaping, Aspect grabbed the comm unit and slid it over his right arm while restarting the Crawler. The thudding of heavy metallic machine legs picked up speed as Aspect quickly returned it to its full speed. Redirecting minimal energy and power to his driving skills, Aspect connected to his comms unit.

'Connection Established. Secure line in place.' Wherever he was now, it did not have the internet in the sense of the word that Aspect associated with it. Instead it had something endlessly better. A sort of digital universe capable of being uploaded into if the right equipment was available which Aspect did not have. As the Crawler continued to stomp its way through the wild lands leading up to the large structure in the East, Aspect was dividing his attention between 1% driving processor power and 99% Digital Data power. The driving program was quickly isolated from the rest of his capabilities and Aspect pulled up every security system he had in place. 1000 ticks later, 99% of Aspect dove into the Digital Verse, scouring it for information. While he couldn't upload himself physically into the digital universe, which was something he estimated to be possible, it was still possible for Aspect's machine mental powers to read through numerous sites per second at the same time. Information flowed in and was categorized based on usefulness. Sadly this digital universe was not spared the scourge of twitter it seemed.

All useless information was deleted and scrubbed as quickly as it was downloaded and read. Whatever useful data was left, Aspect stored away in his Personel Data Center, assigning space for it in grouped data banks. There were various spaces within the Digital Verse that offered interesting information on various aspects of this place. Aspect now knew that he was in the Dataverse and not the Digital Verse and that the world he was currently in was Camelot, one of many different smaller universes linked together in this Omniverse. As the creature named Omni had explained to him in the beginning. Aspect dug further through the data, processing information from multiple sources at the same time, well the same time for humans, for Aspect there were clear and distinct differences in that amount of time.

As a certain piece of information, part of a larger collection, came to his attention, Aspect halted the Crawler once more, slowing it down to a full stop in the middle of the field he was in. The information was intriguing to him as it addressed how Omni was a bad person, rather than a benevolent God. While he didn't expand time on reading those parts, Aspect did focus on some of the more scientific questions in the text. A quick Dataverse sweep later told him that the information wasn't publicly available on the outer layers of the Dataverse. Perhaps finding the answers to these questions would be a useful way of spending time in this place. At least he wouldn't have to waste his time around humans too much if he remained within the parameters of the asked questions. From the information he had gathered so far it sounded like some of these other Verses were even entirely devoid of fleshy humanoids.

The Crawler turned away from the large structure in the East and started heading off towards the South West, running right through the small fence that someone had placed around the field.

[A.S.P.E.C.T]

Aspect constantly moved his head from left to right, taking in the scenery. A lot of open space and greens all around as the very out-of-place mechanical Crawler thumped its way through the fields looking for specific things. When he saw a lone tree in the middle of a field, Aspect turned the Crawler towards it, slowing down as he got near it. According to the Dataverse, Omnillium was taken from things the same way Omnillium was taken from him to make things. Or the opposite way. With the sound of air escaping and the whizzing of machinery, the Crawler moved the platform Aspect was on down to the ground as the robot disconnected from his mount.

With ease and without the usual discomfort that humans always felt from having knelt down on a fast moving vehicle for some time Aspect stood up. He couldn't feel the actual ground underneath his feet but he did feel that he was sinking into the loose ground because of his weight. The field he was currently in was being used for some sort of farming by someone, although Aspect had no knowledge or interest in farming to care how his presence here would affect the workings. Standing still in front of the tree for a moment, Aspect tapped into that part of him that allowed him to manipulate Omnillium, that alien ability that required no programming or code to be ran in order to work. But instead of using it to create something, Aspect focused on the tree and tried to draw the Omnillium from it. As he waited for it, he made some quick calculations to determine the exact dimensions of the tree.

There were some questions on the Dataverse that had drawn his attention and Aspect was going to find out. Not because he was out to help others or because he needed an offering of any kind but simply because he had decided that it interested him to know. And the fact that he could use it to get in only helped. The extraction of Omnillium went as easily and automatic as creating things with it as long as he didn't move during the process. A good five minutes passed before the tree suddenly changed. It turned into a rainbow colored tree and then into a rainbow colored orb before hovering towards Aspect, who promptly grabbed it and absorbed it. For a moment he stood still, holding his hand where it had grasped the Omnillium. "Finding: Potential Inability to measure Omnillium." The robot's voice came out of nowhere as it spoke to itself for a moment.

Aspect stepped back onto the platform and knelt down on it, wires connecting from both his own body and the Crawler to connect him up to the machine. The platform raised up once more as Aspect rearranged his cloak covering to hide everything but the Crawler's legs and headed off again. He veered off to the right for a while and then moved left, criss-crossing all over the fielded and lightly wooded area he was in trying to look for something. The Crawler pulled itself up a hill to provide Aspect with a better view of the area before heading off once more in a direction of Aspect's choosing. With a quick glance to the forested area to the North, Aspect calculated the distance to the best of his ability and left the Crawler to head straight for it for the distance calculated.

Leaving the Crawler to its own devices, Aspect activated the Omnillium ability he had gained and pulled out a rainbow colored orb in front of him. Requiring but a simple bucket this time, Aspect uploaded the easiest and most plain design of the item he could think off and waited. The same amount of time as for his cloak passed once more before the rainbow orb changed its shape into that of a bucket and its coloring made room for a plain metal color. "Finding: Summoning and Extracting times potentially depend on size." Aspect grabbed hold of the bucket and held it out in front of his visual receivers for a moment before moving it down on his lap.

The Crawler came to a stop at the edge of the forest at the designated distance from its starting point. Running different sensors and programs, Aspect determined that there was indeed an open source of water available deeper in the forest. A burst of data moved from the robot Prime into his Crawler Vehicle and it moved forward, disappearing between the trees. The thumping, whirring and whizzing of the mechanical vehicle disturbed plenty of local fauna and flora on its way to the water. Again, the Crawler deployed its connection area so that Aspect could more easily get off of it before the robot Prime stepped into the little stream that moved between the trees. From under the left side of its cloak, a robotic arm moved into view of his visual receptors holding the bucket before he placed it into the small stream, on its side to gain the most water possible. The bucket filled about halfway as Aspect tilted it back up slowly.

Holding the bucket steadily in one hand, Aspect brought his other hand up from under his cloak and with a quick thud on the outside made a thumb sized bump on the inside of the bucket at the height of the water in it. He moved his head so both the in and outside of the bucket came into view for a moment before standing still and focusing. The Omnillium ability still felt alien to him as he used it to start extracting the water. Exactly three minutes later, the water in the bucket turned into a rainbow colored ball and Aspect absorbed it. "Findings: Inability to Measure Omnillium Confirmed..." From his free right hand, Aspect projected a hologram of some data in front of his visual receptors. "and Minimum Summoning and Extraction Time set at 1.800.000.000 Ticks." His vision zoomed in on the data hologram showing the time of the summoning of a cloak and extraction of the water in a basic graphical chart. "Statement: 1.800.000.000 Ticks equals 180 Earth Standard Seconds. Omniverse Equivalent time: Unknown." The robot's voice seemed to add a sigh at the end of his statement but it could also have been the wind moving through his frame.

The Crawler carried him through the forest at a slow pace for a while as he seemed to look at various trees around him, looking for something. When he finally stopped, Aspect disconnected from his Crawler and stepped in front of the tree. Some quick calculations later he had confirmed that the tree was similar in dimensions as the first one he had extracted. The process begun again as Aspect focused on the tree and started extracting the Omnillium from it. As he stood perfectly still, Aspect realized and wondered why humans always needed to do these things in a flashy manner. He was five times sure that humans would have held out their arms or made some fancy gestures while extracting the Omnillium if they had the power. Almost five minutes passed before the tree shrunk to a rainbow colored orb that Aspect absorbed. "Finding: Extracting time for Trees of these Dimensions: Approximately 2.921.000.000 Ticks or 292 Earth Standard Seconds. Omniverse Equivalent time: Unknown. Inability to Measure Omnillium Reconfirmed." Another hologram of a chart showed the extraction times and dimensions of both trees to be very similar.

Aspect climbed back onto his Crawler and connected with it once more, kneeling down on it. Before moving off, however, Aspect moved his left hand from under his cloak and held it up, generating a hologram of a humanoid face in front of his visual receptors. It was a plain looking male human with short cut dark hair and glasses. Nothing about him stood out. As he spoke, the hologram's lips moved. "Query: Omnillium gain Measurement Possible?" The human faced disappeared after speaking and Aspect moved a copy of his logged experiences in Camelot since he stopped heading towards Minas Tirith into his Databanks for later use. The robot Prime turned his Crawler in the direction of the Camelot gate back to the Nexus and started heading off, moving slowly in the forest but speeding up the moment he got back into the fields. The impact he had on the fields or roads he passed were ignored by the robot.