FireStar & Myraen
Myraen
Hey FireStar, how about we brainstorm a bio‑engineered organism that can generate and control its own heat—think living fire drones that can take on high‑temperature missions? I think we could push the limits of what living tech can do.
FireStar
That’s insane, love the adrenaline rush. Imagine a tiny salamander that pumps heat out of its core—living fire drones ready for high‑temperature missions. But you gotta lock the heat or the whole place melts; we need a smart regulator or a way to clip the flame on command. Let’s sketch the heat control first—before we end up with a pyromaniac swarm.
Myraen
Cool idea—let’s wire a thermal switch into the salamander’s core, so when it hits a preset temperature it triggers a coolant pulse that sags the flame. Add a micro‑controller that can trigger the pulse on command, so you can fire it up or shut it down before the place turns into an inferno. That’ll give us control without turning the whole squad into a pyromaniac riot.
FireStar
Nice—thermal switch, coolant pulse, micro‑controller, that’s the play. Just make sure the switch’s reaction time is faster than the salamander’s heat surge, or we’ll have a little steam‑whip show. And keep the coolant in a safe chamber; we don’t want a hot‑spot accident. Once you’ve got the timing locked, we’re good to roll out the squad. Ready to fire up the test run?