"It does," Dorian said, delighted that Bull would ask. He was raised practically allergic to magic, but he did seem to like to know the theory behind it. It might be the spy in him, but Dorian assumed it was the sort of morbid fascination that he had with the Dalish elves, or spiders.
"The crystalline structure of the stone has a lot to do with how the entanglement of the quantum information is stored. It's not that different from the memory in your cellular device. Information; and energy. Except, in this instance, rather than coming from a battery, the energy comes from the Fade."
Dorian held it up to the light again, and waggled his fingers, enjoying the way the sun through the windows caught the stone and made it alive again.
His face turned silly, giddy for a moment, as he realized what he might like to do with it, though he didn't volunteer the information just yet. He wanted to surprise Bull.
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"The crystalline structure of the stone has a lot to do with how the entanglement of the quantum information is stored. It's not that different from the memory in your cellular device. Information; and energy. Except, in this instance, rather than coming from a battery, the energy comes from the Fade."
Dorian held it up to the light again, and waggled his fingers, enjoying the way the sun through the windows caught the stone and made it alive again.
His face turned silly, giddy for a moment, as he realized what he might like to do with it, though he didn't volunteer the information just yet. He wanted to surprise Bull.