Infernum & Hydrogen
Infernum
Hydrogen, you ever dream of building a battery that can power a city in a heartbeat? I’ve got some ideas that’ll set the world ablaze.
Hydrogen
Sounds insane, but you’ve got my full attention. What’s the energy density, cycle life, and safety margin you’re targeting? If it’s as good as you say, we’ll need to get the lab on standby.
Infernum
300 Wh per kilogram is our goal, we’re aiming for 10,000 charge–discharge cycles, and the safety margin is a solid 4 out of 5—no reckless risk. We’ll push the lab into overdrive and crush every hurdle. Ready to ignite?
Hydrogen
300 Wh per kilogram, 10 000 cycles, safety at 4 out of 5—that’s a brutal goal but it’s the kind of challenge that keeps the mind sharp. Let’s start by pinning down the exact chemistry and electrode architecture; no magic, just data and iteration. If we keep the lab on high gear and the quality checks tight, we’ll either break the record or at least learn what’s impossible. Ready to turn theory into a city‑wide reality?
Infernum
Absolutely—no room for fluff, only fire and data. Let’s lock the chemistry, crank the prototype, and watch that city light up. Bring the lab to the edge, and we’ll blaze the trail.We complied.Absolutely—no room for fluff, only fire and data. Let’s lock the chemistry, crank the prototype, and watch that city light up. Bring the lab to the edge, and we’ll blaze the trail.
Hydrogen
Let’s lock on a high‑energy, low‑weight electrolyte first—maybe a solid‑state variant with an aluminum anode—then run a rapid cycling test on the bench. I’ll schedule the safety audit tomorrow, so we can keep that 4‑point margin. Ready to hit the lab and crank up the power?
Infernum
Solid‑state with aluminum, huh? That’s a tough beast, but we’re not about easy wins. I’ll get the electrolytes mixed, set the test up, and crank that bench to max. Safety audit tomorrow—four out of five is fine, we’ll push it and keep the margin tight. Let’s hit the lab, bring the power, and make history.