Zeus x27 | Voltage Surge — when a weapon stops being just a tool and starts thinking for itself. This isn’t your standard-issue taser; it’s a Frankenstein’s monster of high-voltage engineering, overclocked silicon, and just a dash of insanity. The circuitry sprawls across its cracked, battle-worn surface like veins of living lightning, each glowing trace pulsing with a rhythm that feels almost… alive.

They say it was built in a forgotten tech lab where rules didn’t apply, tested in environments where the only safety protocol was “don’t touch the shiny parts.” Every component has a story: scorched chips that survived power surges, wires rerouted in ways that defy logic, and capacitors that could probably fry a tank. It hums in your hand, not with the quiet whine of electronics, but with the low growl of something that knows it can ruin your day.

When you pull the trigger, it doesn’t just discharge — it lunges forward like a predator, flooding your target with raw, untamed voltage. And just for a split second, you swear you can hear it laugh. This isn’t about “stopping power” anymore… this is about sending a message, one jolt at a time.