Sammy's Power Transfer
Participants
Summary
At the Voss Campus obstacle course, Sammy received the first power juice transfer via syringe, witnessed by Voss and The Dragon. He manifested a size-alteration power, marking the first field application of Voss’s power-transfer technology and the start of a program to spread power across the team.
Details
This milestone occurred during [Session 07 - The Vegas Hive - Napalm and New Powers](…/chapters/Chapter 1 - The Hungry God/Sessions/session-07-the-vegas-hive-napalm-and-new-powers.html) at the Voss Campus obstacle course. Sammy became the first recipient of a power juice transfer, administered via syringe and witnessed by Voss and The Dragon.
Sammy manifested a size-alteration power, experienced as a warm spinning energy he can control:
- Slowing it shrinks him to roughly 4 feet.
- Speeding it up grows him to roughly 9 feet, shredding his clothes, with strength scaling up with his size — but leaving him fatigued and ravenous afterward.
Fine control — attempting to enlarge a single hand — failed on the first attempt.
This is the first field application of Voss’s power-transfer technology and the start of the program to spread power across the team, rather than concentrating it into a single champion as was done on Terra.
Participants
- Sammy Castaneda — First power juice recipient; manifested size-alteration
- Adrian Voss — Provided and oversaw the transfer technology
- The Dragon — Witnessed the transfer
- Power Juice — The transfer agent administered by syringe
Outcome & Consequences
- Sammy gains a size-alteration power (shrink to ~4 ft / grow to ~9 ft)
- Growth scales strength but causes fatigue and ravenous hunger
- Fine control not yet achieved
- The team’s power-distribution program begins, contrasting Terra’s single-champion model
Relationships
- Featured Power Juice — First power juice transfer administered via syringe
- Featured Sammy Castaneda — Manifested a size-alteration power after the transfer
- Featured Adrian Voss — First field application of Voss's power-transfer technology