Inspection Target: New Londinium Transport Ship Cargo
Reason for Inspection: 1. Starskiffs did not submit a docking report. 2. The cargo carried by the starskiff is suspected to be dangerous and was not reported.
Inspection Level: Scanning Inspection
Inspection Items: 1. Appearance and weight inspection 2. Material and craftsmanship inspection 3. Power and armament inspection 4. Signal and biochemical inspection
Inspection Results: 1. The machine is 13 feet tall and weighs 6,404 pounds. 2. It resembles a werewolf in form, with a single horn on its head. 3. Its entire body is covered in alloy, making it extremely tough, durable, and completely immune to attacks from regular swords. 4. It has long arms with razor-sharp claws, capable of easily slicing through anything. 5. Its reverse-joint feet structure features exceptionally fine craftsmanship at the joints, enabling high-speed mechanical maneuverability. 6. It has a thick tail, presumed to help maintain balance. 7. The power source is unknown. A slight energy overflow is detected, but the specific location cannot be pinpointed. 8. It is in a dormant state, unable to respond to external stimuli. 9. Nerve signal detection is positive, indicating the presence of neural-like structures. 10. Trace amounts of bodily fluids were extracted from the joints, with positive protein tests indicating some characteristics of carbon-based life forms.
Handling Recommendation
Based on its design, materials, and craftsmanship, there's no doubt that it is a type of weapon. My guess is that it's one of those weapons you control with "wetware." Now, what did the rules of your Sky-Faring Commission say again? The penalties vary from complete forfeiture to expulsion from the port, depending on how risky it is.
By the way, this thing has faint nerve signals and protein tissues. Frankly, I find this very unsettling. Just after the incident with the Disciples of Sanctus Medicus, there's been a directive to thoroughly inspect all incoming biological products. You know, who's to say this isn't the Disciples of Sanctus Medicus trying to stir up trouble once more?
I suggest we stash this stuff away for now. Don't ask me where. It's best to get a judge to figure that out.
The technical principles behind this thing are beyond my expertise. I suggest you find a professional healer to examine it carefully as well.
In conclusion, this report only provides a basis for judgment. Let the Sky-Faring Commission decide what to do with this thing.