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One Century.
That was how long the person known as TalOS will be trapped within this time space anomaly. Calibre was very much intrigued by what was happening, but even for an AI he did not expect such a large scale of time to be present in what might have been introductory lessons.
TalOS, as Calibre saw as a sort of savior and friend at this point, was deep into his learnings now and for that he could not escape. As he worked Calibre worked to make sure that the body of the Primarch was able to sustain itself during the long time.
Small colonies of radioactive fungus and bacteria, which could be harvested for Oxygen, were engineered and placed within the legs and gut of the Primarch. Having these Nanites was quite useful to the AI as they all acted as very small arms to his immense calculations.
After he established the colonies Calibre began turning off pieces of his host’s meat. More precisely, they were the places that Calibre stored his fungal colonies so that they can grow when exposed to radiation. To do this he introduced a subtle mummification of the body which drained the body of all water contents that would have caused explosive expansion.
Once resolved Calibre opened that region to space and studied as it became a pitch of black.
After that was finished he began setting a series of protocols that would awaken him. These being organ failure and oxygen deprivation to the brain. Unless these mystic arts somehow messed with his systems that he should be alerted when the death of TalOS was to inch near.
The AI then took a moment and reflected. Here he thought he was going to be blasting aliens and discovering what had happened so long ago. Now, instead of finding conspiracies millennium old, they found a robot that was several million years old.
In the end this was not Calibre’s kind of show. Luckily for the AI he had a convenient feature called a sleep setting. So with a few activations of his system and setting the last protocol to awaken him when they were once again synced with Earth, he went to sleep.
And with that setting activated, an entire century flashed to the sensors of Calibre.
