Ender-Arc Reactor

The ender-arc reactor is a simple cold-fusion reactor, powered by a device called a complexifier.

The complexifier uses interdimensional fluxes between the currently presiding dimension and the End to generate power, then uses that power to create muons in a miniature internal particle accelerator. The muons are then sent to the main reactor for fusion processing, thus outputting energy. Ender-arc reactors output the most energy when in the End, but have a slight tendency to, well, "act up." It is unknown why they do this, but research on these amazing devices is still in progress.

There is actually a very large ender-arc reactor in the ocean under the Rapocrythia spawn island.

This is the largest ender-arc reactor in existence, as far as knowledge goes.

"That thing is thicc, with, like, 27 C's." I think Raven said that when she first showed it to me. (Which, whether she did or not, it's still true.)

Ender-arc reactors are not perfect. Without proper conditions and/or maintenance, they will burn out in around one to five hours, depending on the size. They require a way to burn out the stacked-up hydrogen atoms, fused with muons. Luckily this can easily be done by an odd chemical reaction caused by exposing oxygen to the internal workings of the reactor. It can also be cleansed by "purging" the reactor: firing a large amount of energy directly out of the reactor. The reactor under the Rapocrythia spawn island is purged annually, every Tuesday at 4:30 P.M. (CST). The reactor has a flow or oxygen, but, due to it's massive size, cannot be fueled with enough. So purging of the reactor is required on occasion.

Ender-arc reactors can all output the same amount of energy, but the smaller the reactor, the more oxygen and/or purging it requires. The reactor under spawn could easily fuel the U.S.S Enterprise during a warp, and may only required around 1/10 of the life support supply. The small reactor Agent uses could do the same, but would drain life support within a minute.

Chromatically Advanced Ender-Arc Reactors are simply Ender-arc reactors, but with the added input option of a selection of color.

Ender-arc reactors are mostly just a housing for a complexifier and it's cold fusion muon output. Complexifiers are extremely hard to make, which is why ender-arc reactors are so valuable. Complexifiers are made up of "fresh" enderpearls, a particle accelerator, and an airtight housing. Fresh enderpearls are the hardest part to come by. I have a whole theory on the anatomy of endermen, and part of that is their enderpearls. My theory is that enderpearls are not always the hard, brittle spheres that we know them to be. They have a different, almost organic, look and feel when still housed inside an enderman's body. But on direct contact to oxygen, they become hard, and brittle. Some less strong ones evaporate entirely. So to make a complexifier, an enderman must be killed in an airtight and oxygen-free space. Then can the enderpearl be crafted into the complexifier.