Cauldron of Ghosts - Anthony Zhilov, GAUL

stewart wrote:

cthia wrote:Faster reflexes, more efficient muscles, better coordination, enhanced intelligence — like the Meyerdahl Beta genome! Guess who has it?

And guess who does have an undetectable pulser built in

Are we sure that it is undetectable? Or simply undetected as a weapon? IOW, her artificial appendage is detectable?

She also has an undetectable emotions sensor built-in. LOL[/quote]

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Or at least undetectable by "current" Manty and Andie sensors...

-- Stewart[/quote]

Pulser built into a prosthetic arm and hand that all sorts of people knows Honor has and it going to read like a prosthetic device. Not sure just how widely the other enhancements (the whole telescope and targeting system in the prosthetic eye etc) are known but that she had to have half her face rebuilt with prosthetics and an eye replaced as well.
I have a classmate from high school that was riding a new motor scooter on a Christmas morning when a car wrapped he and the scooter around a phone pole. He carries specual documenation that allows him to fly......lets just say he lights up every airport scanner like the ball drop at New Years Eve. Way back when, when he had to go for his draft physical, the Dr. didn't believe him about he was not going to pass. The x-ray they took changed their mind.

Imaginos1892 wrote:Faster reflexes, more efficient muscles, better coordination, enhanced intelligence — like the Meyerdahl Beta genome! Guess who has it?

George J. Smith wrote:And guess who does have an undetectable pulser built in

cthia wrote:Are we sure that it is undetectable? Or simply undetected as a weapon? IOW, her artificial appendage is detectable?

She also has an undetectable emotions sensor built-in.

stewart wrote:Or at least undetectable by "current" Manty and Andie sensors.

Brigade XO wrote:Pulser built into a prosthetic arm and hand that all sorts of people knows Honor has and it going to read like a prosthetic device. Not sure just how widely the other enhancements (the whole telescope and targeting system in the prosthetic eye etc) are known but that she had to have half her face rebuilt with prosthetics and an eye replaced as well.
I have a classmate from high school that was riding a new motor scooter on a Christmas morning when a car wrapped he and the scooter around a phone pole. He carries specual documenation that allows him to fly......lets just say he lights up every airport scanner like the ball drop at New Years Eve. Way back when, when he had to go for his draft physical, the Dr. didn't believe him about he was not going to pass. The x-ray they took changed their mind.

Tried to straighten out the quote structure; the stuff in the square brackets serves a purpose.

I expect that scanners recognize the artificial arm and eye, but do not recognize the pulser (accepting it as part of the arm mechanism).