Now what i would like to do is start off with the most obvious starting point. The "hilt" of the energy sword. As you can see there are two bulbous masses on either end of said hilt. Along those are two slits emitting energy. What i theorize is that it is electromagnetic releasing lightning in an organized fashion not unlike the (this is true) useless prop in the Frankenstein's monster movies. (A.K.A. Jacob's ladder)
however it works in a semi reversed style were as with Jacob's ladder it goes between two metal rods, the energy blade creates two electric rods. Now you might ask "General, if that is the case then why isn't it meeting in the middle?" well if you would sit down and be quiet I'm getting to that. Before i was so rudely interrupted, you will notice the big gaping space. This is what i would believe is caused by the glowing at the top of the hilt. Releasing a opposite charge into the air in a straight beam type manner such as a laser pointer. Thus causing the two energy beams to stop short of each other. Also like with all energy it loses power and narrows into a perfect point. This is where the cool happens. This is also a little bit of the science fiction behind the light saber which i might do in the future. In the device there lies a magnetic Whatchamacallit. but does it magnetize metal no, in instead magnetizes the very energy emitted holding the atoms being released in a static state.
Finally to finish this little thing up, I'm going to explain how it doesn't need recharging and why there are only a certain number of "slashes" it may use. You see with the energy being held in place, its not having to emit more. Therefor no batteries. But why does it run out when hitting things? Well with it holding the atoms in place, and you slash something. The energy is then transferred into said object and then it must release more energy to make up for that which has been lost. Similar to when you cover the nozzle of a hose.
To wrap us up. That is the energy blade. Tune in next time for some interesting stuff about things that don't really exist. Using science that is fiction.
With all due respect
The Game General
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