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Edwyn Royce Stonewell
Stonewell
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Title Sir Stonewell, Professor Stonewell, AUU Sir Edmund Rockwell (OUU Residents)
Gender Male
Race/Species Mutated Chredder
Faction Independent Chemist
Description Overambitious, Stubborn, Envious, Obsessive, Genetically Maddened by Enhancelement
Skills and Abilities Natural Being Abilities, Poisonous Tentacles, Scientific Intelligence, Regenerative Abilities, Reactive Adaptation, Assimilating Presence, Expansive Omnipresence, Mutagenic Powes, Biomanipulation
Status Imprisoned in Scyrian Subterranean Sarcophagus
Location Alternate UUniverses
  • Greatstone City, Scyria (Beta Universe, Bacabin Sector, Angthrom System) (Hometown)
Alignment Overambitious Evil

Sir Edwyn R. Stonewell is an Alternate UUniversal mutated Chredder from Planet Scyria. He used to be a self-loving chemist described as a 'stupendous scholar, gallant gentleman, and explorer extraordinaire'. His studies on the history and artifacts of Scyria regarding the technology of the Scyrians gave him allies that formed a manor and tribes began to form of his intelligence, forming an alliance with the conqueror Nervay to understand a new element called 'enhancelement', dubbed by him as 'stonewellium'. With a competition with a woman his equal named Heili Runner, and the pestering of a creature-taming warrior named Meya Liu, he retreated when Meya killed Nervay at the cost of her own beast army. He and Heili, who was unaware of his alliance with Nervay, are directed to the radioactive Lapse Wastes by an Invervitraxian scorched desert sky warrior Rav, where they meet Dinia Altories and Santrago An Sanct, and he discovers massive amounts of enhancelement. His obsession with the element drives him to jealousy for Heili, and he ends up thinking Dinia is trying to steal his work, especially since he loses access to animal test subjects when he injects enhancelement into one of Meya's most valued animals. With nothing else to test the element on, he resorts to injecting it into himself, slowly transforming him into a tentacled monstrosity and driving him into the same genetic madness that overtook the Scyrians. He takes over the base of operations and nearly kills Dinia out of jealousy. Heili, Meya, and an enraged Santrago manage to defeat him, at the cost of Meya's new animal army and the near-death of Santrago. Though the crew leave for Ar Cretacion, the dormant former capital of Scyria, Stonewell regenerates and adapts rapidly into a worse monster and discovers that Dinia has been healed by her five students Busty, Milidia, Joris, Qendru, and Grants, who sacrifice themselves imprisoning him in an underground sarcophagus to allow Dinia time to escape, getting dragged down along with him and becoming his infected tentacle disciples. He has been trapped down here ever since, but gets released as a last resort by the Tiikon mad scientist and bioweapons expert Dr. Sayus Mayus Dayus, as his time in a pool of endless enhancelement has turned him into a far worse and much colossal monstrosity than he ever was before, with comparable power and size to the Titos Rex, while his new form before then was something too horrifying to even think about. He is the AUU version of Ark: Survival Evolved Sir Edmund Rockwell.

History[]

Edwyn was born in Greatstone City on Scyria as the son of a long family of rich entrepreneur scientists who sold any scientific technology they built for massive profit, seeing it as the only worth in science since the AUU was already teaming with it. Edwyn saw one thing worthy of the biggest profit: the secrets of the Scyrians, as he admired the work of those who studied the long-lost race. He believed that if he found these secrets and introduced them, it would make him rich. But when he pitched these ideas to his parents when discovering a grand series of Scyrian ruins, they rejected them, and then announced an expedition there without giving him credit, believing he would not make a difference due to how much has already been known. When Stonewell called them out and demanded they give him the credit he deserves, they locked him into his own room as punishment. But Edwyn was one step ahead of them and left he replaced their healthy additives in their coffee at a cafe with cryonol, a stasis drug, which put them in a 10-year sleep, leaving him to claim the expedition. Making the drugging look like an accident, Edwyn had them sent to the infirmary while he ran away from home to pursue his goal of finding the secrets of the Scyrians. When the two woke up in 10 years, they were distraught that their son already capitalized the idea. Edwyn has since been determined to ensure his research is never stolen again.

For 30 years, Edwyn had been researching the technology of the Scyrians. Soon, his research directed him to Animosity Island, an uncharted island with an invisible force field around it. He discovered the wildlife and sentient animal inhabitants, and became fixated on the obelisks and force field surrounding the island, which unlike the obelisks of his hometown, weren't Tiikon in origin, but pure Scyrian engineering. Studying the wildlife, he concocts new ideas, drugs, medicine, recipes, and blueprints for the inhabitants, testing it through them under the ruse of free food. He even attempts to reason with Nervay, a Trawk conqueror who wants to rule the island with an iron fist, as per the tribes' suggestion, but instead finds himself agreeing with his efforts, siding with his cause. He set up his residence in a large manor dubbed Stonewell Manor. There he conducted his experiments alongside assistants including her head assistant Isabellene. But when the tribesmen he tested his elixirs on banned partaking in the experiments upon discovering the dangers, Edwyn was distraught for their 'inability to see that the benefits outweigh the costs', regardless if the opposite was true. Isabellene suggested he take a break, and he went spelunking, discovering an artifact that he discovers responds to one of the obelisks of the Island. He has since began studying the obelisks and the technological artifacts on the island, and bargains with a tribe called the Steel Brotherhood to hunt down the other hidden cave artifacts, while he replaces his lost sentient subjects with Pithecuses. But later, Nervay arrived and offered a proposition: In exchange for his donations of sentient subjects and resources, he'd be his counsel on the obelisks. He accepts and he ploys with him the idea that the obelisks can be weaponized hoping they will help him with his own goals.

All the while, he also meets Heili Runner, recognizing her as the daughter of Johnna Runner, a deceased scientist explorer studying the Scyrians whom he once knew personally for some time and helped on Scyrian research, but she was in truth cautious of his past and his obsession with getting his own credit and preventing anyone from stealing his research. Because of this, the two found a partnership as equals as Heili thought of him like a father figure, even giving her a Pteroavis flying mount companion she names Athea. Heili found him as someone who gives good scientific output as she investigated the scientific and ecological abnormalities of the island's life. But as he travels with Nervay, his trust on Heili is shattered when he finds her investigating the obelisks with an animal-commanding Sauran named Meya Liu, accusing her of 'betraying' him by researching the obelisks behind his back just like his parents attempted to do. Upon Heili and Meya retrieving one of the obelisk keys, Stonewell watched as Nervay ambushed them with Meya's animal forces entirely slaughtered, and Heili is imprisoned while Meya is almost killed. He accompanies Nervay into the secret cave in a volcano and the two got separated. Edwyn, fascinated by the metal that made up everything around them, had intended to examine as much of the place and the metal making it up as he can, but he ends up travelling to Scorchar Desert, a desert located in the center of a giant impact crater and the next location for his research, leaving Nervay to perish and Heili and Meya to be separated.

Upon entering the desert by accident, Edwyn is angry and determined to find more secrets on the metal. He travels Scorchar Desert and comes across a town called Prophecy Black that reveres the three obelisks that line the humongous crater that the Scorchar Desert is noted for, having a religion on it. He poses as a doctor and steals the artifacts for the obelisks, appalled that they are wasting their potential for such religious practices. He goes to the furthest one to throw them off his trail, but he is captured by the barbaric Hun-like Burner Clan. His belongings are confiscated and he is thrust in a cell. In order to keep the groaning prisoners around them to be quiet, he treats their wounds. The guards notice his medical capabilities, and he is brought to their leader, Tempus. The leader asks him to help deliver his wife's child. He succeeds and he tells them about the obelisks' power. They defeat it's guardian, the Mantilovia, a synapsid lion monster rare on most worlds, with help from the stolen artifacts and he finds and collects hundreds of samples of the metal. He poisons all the Burners and escapes with the metal afterwards, and he continues surviving until he reunites with Heili, who meets him while riding on a Dracthysaur. As she brings him to the mountain house of Rav, he is at first afraid she intends to once again 'steal' the metal for herself, but he realizes to his relief that she has no knowledge of his betrayal back on Animosity Island and has no interest in the samples of the metal he obtained, concerned only with the artifacts. Using this to his advantage, he slowly plays her and even tries to avoid her new pet Scanny, a very analytic jerboa-like rodent that pays too much attention to him. When the three catch up and share how much they know about the Scyrian obelisks, Rav insists that getting involved with them is potentially dangerous since building her own village underneath the one floating in the center of the crater got it destroyed. She doesn't even trust Stonewell because of his obsession with the artifacts and the metal, and even his pompous self-loving attitude. Reminded too much of Meya, he insists that once they leave, they'll never have to rope Rav into the obelisks again, convincing her to help them teleport anywhere but the Desert.

They use the artifacts to find the Mantilovia guardian of the key to the teleportation beacon and the mother of the one he slain before. Seeing what the 'stonewellium' as he calls the metal did to it, he steals large amounts of the metal after the group defeats it, not realizing that the beast was trained to smell and protect the metal from mortal hands. It follows them to the desert and it destroys much of it to find them. Rav learns that the metal is why it followed them, and Edwyn knows that it also wants to kill him for killing it's offspring, and that it will never stop until it does, as it will follow him wherever he goes and can potentially regenerate from any death thanks to its enhanced biology. He refuses to give up the metal he worked so hard to obtain, seeing it's potential after what it did to the Mantilovia. Rav is thus forced to take it from him and return it, much to Stonewell's burning hatred. Despite this, the Mantilovia still attempts to kill them because something had ordered it to do so. Fortunately they were rescued by Johno Coopher, an underground Mephean hermit gunslinger and Rav's boyfriend who was thought to be dead, unleashing Dracthysaurs and giant Rock Monsters onto the Mantilovia, killing it and ensuring every part of it burned so that it will not regenerate. Thus they succeed and Rav continues on with her life with Johno by her side, swearing to protect the desert from the dangers of the Scyrian technology while Heili and Edwyn go to a specified location Johno says they'll find what they're looking for. But Rav is angry at Edwyn for almost getting them all killed and Edwyn is angry at her for costing him all of his 'stonewellium' for nothing, and abruptly leaves. Rav once again warns Heili to be careful who she trusts before they leave.

Their journey brought them to Lapse Wastes. They discover that this land is entirely subterranean and it's wildlife is mostly bioluminescent. Edwyn theorizes that this bioluminescence is because of the rich amounts of 'stonewellium' brewing within the deepest recesses of the caves, and refuses to answer Heili's questions on why he cares so much about the metal as she felt a little disappointed and worried about his stubbornness, attitude, and obsession with the Mantilovia. He even discovers that the metal might be artificial because of it's artificial properties. Later on they get attacked by bat-like monsters that are in countless numbers before being rescued by Meya in a tech suit. While Heili is overjoyed to see her again, Edwyn is no more happy to see her, still despising the two for threatening his pursuits. She brings the two to a station where Edwyn discovers more about the 'stonewellium' and that not only is it indeed the cause of the wildlife's bioluminescence, which is called 'glowcharge', but it is indeed artificial, being created by the Scyrians as a form of solidified and molecularly refined DNA-metal alloy and a perfect renewable fuel source. It is what makes up all their machines, but the head of the station, Dinia, says that it's also too dangerous for extensive research because a childhood bully of hers became a monster because of it, albeit an intelligent one. After seeing the monster bully firsthand on footage, he was astonished by it's remnant sentient intelligent and for how much potential he could have had.

Edwyn convinces Dinia to be put on research for the enhancelement he has been calling 'stonewellium' so he could secretly begin his quest to capitalize on Scyrian technology, and despite their skepticism, they do so, and while all the other scientists talk down to him, he believes his knowledge will surpass theirs. But his progress is slow and blames it on the 'archaic' tools around him, upgrading it himself and even creating new devices including glowcharge pillars all over the Lapse Caves for defense against the Eerioses, the bat-like monsters they encountered before that are weak to light, glowchargers and glowcharge lanterns, as well as more advanced weapons, saddles for the mounts supplied by Meya, and much more, even learning how to convert glowcharge into electricity through 'glower panels', earning everyone's trust more except for Meya, who finds his behavior and obsession with enhancelement suspicious. He hears about the Escape Project the station is the most crucially focused on to escape, but doesn't really care much saying that he would've finished it months ago if he was in charge, and wonders why anyone would want to leave a place of potential like this. He begins to isolate himself in his lab for more progress, being there almost his entire time.

After collecting boundless amounts of liquid enhancelement from the radioactive Enhancelement Caves after overhearing more potential uses from Dinia and the higher scientists about how the enhancelement could, in some purified serum, could evolve any being by a million years, as they theorize it's how the Scyrians were a resilient and adaptable race and master geneticists. He aims to boost his experiments with this knowledge, but Dinia and the research council cuts the unlimited access of his experiments seeing him as too ambitious for his own good and warn him that exposure to it can be sickening and potentially dangerous. Ignoring their warnings, Edwyn is convinced that Dinia is trying to steal his work because she reported his actions. After distracting the scientists with a genetically engineered flash-bang plant that produces flash-bang buds that use glowcharge, he begins to test liquid enhancelement on animals, including Meya's cergline Sho, turning her into a monster that tries to kill Dinia. After she kills it despite Edwyn angry at her for killing something that was 'close to being perfect', Dinia and the council admonish Edwyn for these dangerous and unethical experiments and cut off his experiments completely by denying him access to animal test subjects.

Enraged by this, Edwyn decrees to himself that a demonstration of the true power of the enhancelement was in order. With no test subjects, he injects the enhancelement into himself, finding it could be reinjected into his bloodstream. Thus he devises a plan for ascension and revenge. He cuts off circulation to his arm and injects it with enhancelement and watches it metamorphose. To not lose his own sanity, he starts slow and tests the results, and injects impressive in slow intervals all while going missing from the station. Eventually, his whole body ascends into what he describes as a 10 million year interval of artificial evolution. He becomes 10x larger, stronger, and smarter, gains a healing factor, adaptive DNA, his senses are increased 20 fold, his durability is heightened, and he becomes a veined giant monstrosity bent on revenge against Heili for outshining him, Meya for interfering with his goals, and Dinia for 'betraying' him. As he returns to the station, on the way there the wildlife and hazards pose as obstacles causing him to heal and reactively adapt to, giving him tentacles, regenerative monster teeth, poisonous back spines and claws, an enhanced immune system, and a blood-curdling roar. He hacks the transmission and curses the name of Heili Runner and that he should've been the one with all the glory, and that he has surrounded the station with enhancelement monsters of his creation. He starts killing and injecting people with enhancelement tentacles turning them into acolytes, and leaves the station under siege, seeking the escaping Heili, Meya, and Dinia, who have gotten in a fallout from blaming each other for Stonewell's change. In time, Stonewell, transformed into a worse monster after weeks, finally kills Dinia, unaware that her five students took her body to be healed.

Fed up with the chaos, Meya decides to take all the animals of the station and a tech suit to destroy Stonewell once and for all, forbidding Heili's assistance. But she finds this a grave mistake when Stonewell proves to be stronger than she thought, killing or infecting all her creatures quickly and cornering Meya. Heili arrives in a tech suit and the two overpower Stonewell. They push him into a chasm of lava and he almost drags Meya down with him before she was saved by Heili. Later, he revives himself adapting and rapidly mutating into a far worse monster right in the presence of Dinia and her students. He tries to kill them and chases them into a secret Scyrian genetic husbandry lab where they discover they can imprison Stonewell into a containment cell, and the students hold off Stonewell while Dinia traps him inside. Refusing to give up, Stonewell gets a hold of the five students, giving Dinia a choice to either free him or he'll take her students with him. The students urge her to trap him anyway and get trapped with him. Angry beyond belief in his containment whilst Dinia leaves, Stonewell turns the trapped students into his strongest monsters controlled by his own tentacles. He swears to escape his prison and take over the planet. Eventually he meets someone who offers him that chance.

Abilities[]

Stonewell, as a former Chredder scientist with decades of experience in archaeological research and adventure, has a mastery of chemistry, technology, biology, a lot of medical training, and even holding off the toughest of dinosaurs on his homeworld. Despite his age, he is capable of holding his ground against rough odds. He is especially known for his silver tongue. He is capable of swaying people, especially those who can fight better than he could, into being pawns by posing as an advisor, such as when he manipulated Nervay and the Artegerent Legion into helping him investigate Animosity Island’s Scyrian obelisks, and when he persuaded Tempus and his Burner Clan into getting him samples of enhancelement from a Mantilovia guardian before poisoning them and running off with it. He has experience with inventing, mechanics and engineering as well like when he built a battery that used Lapse Wastes' glowcharge as a power source.

Since injecting himself with raw liquid enhancelement, he has become a monster that can adapt and take many forms. However, his time imprisoned and hooked to an entire underground vein of enhancelement has allowed him to adapt even further. He became more incorporeal and therefore he had a way to escape his old body and create new ones. His abilities even expanded to where he became one with the enhancelement since it is a metallic polymer weaved from living DNA, allowing it to possess mutagenic properties, and is in essence a silicon-based lifeform of its own. Stonewell as a result inherited this ability. He can thus corrupt creatures and people, create new ones, and he can even expand his physical limitations to near-unlimited reaches by growing and assimilating entire sectors, giving him near-unlimited control of the corruption across all over the surface of Scyria. He can duplicate his own consciousness and essence, as well as anything from assimilated DNA, and create his own pawns this way and thus ensure he is always alive. He can regenerate, he can imitate people by flawlessly replicating bodies, he can create multiple eyes and body parts for many purposes, and he can detach parts of himself to act as pollinators to spread his essence such as flying eye-flower monster scouts that can act as swarms, sentries, or even bigger womb-based spawners with tentacles. Since he can adapt, even all this power is not limited to those listed.

This power added by his cunning intellectual mind make him a force to be reckoned with. He can still manipulate people and play them for fools with what he is truly capable of, which is practically anything in a vastly-accelerated evolutionary level. He refuses to lose so easily so he always ensures he gets past his enemies like when he tricks everyone into thinking he never understood the full potential of certain people like Meya or Gazelle, or by tricking people into thinking he is incapable of escaping his prison when he has long discovered how to but was waiting for the perfect time. Mortality has grown numb to him thanks to his incorporeal nature since he can survive through just a single virulent cell. These powers ensure that he can easily defeat and outsmart an opponent with little effort. His persistence is even extremely strong, allowing him to be fixated on important weaknesses or possible threats like Gazelle, whose Uniter Princess power could annihilate his entire existence in an instant, making him know to be careful. His own strain, which people have come to dub as his own name for enhancelement, 'stonewellium', has even inherited an inner mind of its own imprinted from him, allowing it to even subconsciously protect him like a hivemind.

Thanks to enhancelement's ability to generate it's own electrical energy, and since it basically acts like a nervous system, this can translate to machines that use enhancelement, allowing Stonewell to neurally hack into machines and even data networks. This allows him to corrupt even machinery just like when he infects Eriret Prime's Survival Simulation when Meya, Dinia, and Santrago are still inside. He can thus control code and use it to create whatever he desires, and even replicate the neural matrix of survivors and anyone who enters the simulation, including heroes. Thus he has near-unlimited control even in a digital realm. But the right code can be used against him. In addition, enhancelement's nature as a half-organic and half-inorganic substance allows him to perpetually assimilate and warp matter around him, and become one with whatever machine, data grid, or computer he desires, making him potentially unstoppable if he was to enter high-level networks like the Omninet.

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Quotes[]

  • "This place contains more wonders, than you can DREAM of! Secrets that only I can unlock! SECRETS MEANT FOR ME, ALONE!"
  • "ENOUGH! THIS ENDS NOW! AND YOU, YOUR SURVIVAL ENDS NOW!"
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