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LAURENZ THE TRANSFORMED Rudolf Laurenz, PhD

Rudy Laurenz was part of the secret expedition to Ceres in the late 1960s. He disappeared on the surface of Ceres near The Great White Spot anomaly. When a similar expedition returned to Ceres, expedition members reported seeing Rudy Laurenz on the surface of Ceres, dressed in his Earthly clothes rather than the astronaut suit in which he disappeared. Nothing further was learned during that second expedition to Ceres and the matter was quietly filed away - but investigations began.

After the Toynbee Tiles Affair, Government Intelligence Agent Captain Grass was sent as part of the expedition to the Great Red Spot of Jupiter, to verify whether or not the souls of the dead were stored there in some vast alien device. His secret brief for the mission was also to identify the source of garbled electromagnetic readings from the Great Red Spot. Some of these garbled readings were possibly radio signals of immense power, saying "DO NOT COME TO JUPITER. LAURENZ. DO NOT COME TO JUPITER. LAURENZ." endlessly repeated.

Since Laurenz disappeared on Ceres, and the recent transmissions emanate from Jupiter, a neighboring massive world, so many questions were raised about the fate of Laurenz.


F: Average (06)
A: Average (06)
S: Decent (10)
E: World Class (30)
R: Phenomenal (100)
I: Cosmic (5000)
P: Stellar (3000)

Health: 52
Karma: 8,100
Wealth: Infinite (Infinity)
Popularity: 0

Talents / Specialities:
Explanation, Teaching, Physics, Chemistry, Astrophysics, Jungian Psychology, Impersonate Human Being, Imitate Biological Functions
Powers:
Rudolf Laurenz has been transformed by as yet unidentified cosmic power. He now exists outside of normal three dimensional time and space, but is able to manifest with the mortal reference frame and take action as if a physical being. However, he is not in fact a three dimensional physical being any more.

  • ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS (Cosmic)
  • DIMENSION CONTROL - DIMENSION SHIFT (all) (Cosmic) - whatever number of dimensions Laurenz occupies, his Reason and Psyche can always affect the physical world.
  • Combined Powers - Illusion / Images, Space Control - Transmutation and Telekinesis (Cosmic): Laurenz can project a mental construct that can be as physical and "real" as a normal mortal human. However it, and everything withing standard range, are actually permeated with the cosmic power and consciousness of Laurenz, meaning he appears as he chooses to appear, in a temporary environment that may (or may not) replicate the actual local physical environment plus or minus any specific features he desires. His usual means of using this Combined Powers set is to appear quietly to a waking person or someone recently awoken, sitting in a nearby chair or standing near where they are lying. He will seems almost completely normal with only the occasional tiny flicker of cosmic energy as a tell that he is not what he seems. That tell is not noticeable to characters whose Psyche is less than Average.
  • TELEPATHY (Cosmic)


  • Contacts: Captain Grass, GIA Agent
    Josephine Watson, UNOPERA Agent

    Limitations:
    ACCOUNTABLE: whatever it was that transformed Laurenz, this same power is now his master and he must answer to it for everything he does whenever he chooses to interfere in the lives of mortals. The cosmic force seems to permit him to be an angel-like herald or mysterious visitor, but on no account must Laurenz directly involve himself in mortals' struggles so as to tip the balance for or against them. The cosmic force to which he is accountable wishes to see the destiny of the human race unfold with as little interference as possible given the circumstances. When Laurenz pleads with the cosmic force to be allowed to help his chosen mortals, the force tells him, "If these are the final moments for this species, so be it. The final moments of a species are often their finest. But they are still the final moments."

    Notes::
    Laurenz sometimes seems to lose track of not only his human identity but the very concept of a finite mortal identity itself.