Let's just say you weren't exactly invited to the science lab at this early hour of the day, but here you are amongst the various tables of equipment and chemicals. You walk on silent toes while perspiration pools in your pores. You're unsure how many people could be in the building already. There were only a handful of cars in the parking lot when you pulled in, but that could easily have increased to pockets full by now.

You know what you are looking for; you've only been following its theory and progress for months on years under Professor Montana. Miss Rebekah Montana, the second youngest physics professor in the country at just twenty-five years old, devoted her life to this project, and you were always eager to overhear any information on it. The unbelievable Matter Transposer, a device that could alter the size of any object or person it contacted. You were always unclear on the exact physics of it, but you know what it looks like from sketches you'd seen on Professor Montana's desk. There it is.

You approach the device on a far lab table, just resting there like any other ordinary piece of equipment. You stand a moment in awe of what the oddly small device could do. You have to admit growing taller than skyscrapers or shrinking in front of your girlfriend were always grand fantasies, but now they can be realities. The Matter Transposer little more than a cylinder of various lights, with a settings dial and a handle with a trigger switch, but it is amazing. You take the pistol-sized device in your hands.