Veiner

The spongy structure of the artifact, reminiscent of corresponding bone tissue, initially led researchers to the right idea about the nature of the Veiner. When the artifact came into the hands of the artifactology department of Research Institute 7, scientists were surprised not just by the similarity, but by the identical structure of the completely metallic artifact to the organic structure of spongy bone. Moreover, microscopy of samples confirmed the suspicion that molecules of various metals replicate the cellular structure of bone even at the minimal possible level.\n\n Although the artifact is entirely composed of various metals, the mass of Veiner is barely perceptible. According to scientists, this results from the artifact's structure.