A use for this filament isn’t clear at first glance. Even the slightest atomic disturbance, and the whole thing immediately deconstructs. However, Transcendental Communications Industries has discovered that the iron is exceptional at transmitting electrical signals. The quantum bonds between the iron atoms allow for much higher conductivity than your common copper wire. Via a partnership with Trixie Kagami Alchemy Company, we’ve released a new product known as Quantum Connectors. Landline phone networks are already only for the elite and the military, but now the crême de la crême can enjoy the luxury of even faster transmissions.

There are two variants of wire the company produces. The first of these is a very dense construction, made to be the central wire that runs under the ground, with offshoots for connected residencies. The reason for said density is because the additional iron atoms on the edge allow for as many potential access points as possible for the second type of wire to latch onto. Since the two variants of filament can’t be simply slid into one another, it’s construction is specialized. Maintenance is still a delicate process, due to the highly brittle structure of the wire. There’s a complex set of precise protocols for any kind of adjustments. Operating with such precision often requires a small team, as two points of contact with the wire is a requirement for even the slightest movement.
