The Aímavascular System

The Land-Based Aímavascular System is the basic system of oxygen-air synthesis and the main method of creating energy for the body of a Mendaxvita to continue sufficient functionality.

Air Intake
Mendaxvitas of (most) species will be equipped with a set of external organs known as the "Oxygen Intake Stems", where Oxygen in large quantities is vacuumed in at ALL possible times, including times of unconsciousness as opposed to having only short bursts of inhalation at sequential periods.

The stems' positions on the back are contrary to having an air intake organ in the oral regions as metal consumption may obstruct the airway and cause inhalation problems (i.e: Suffocation and subsequent death.)

Air Distribution
Air taken in is filtered in to the Magnetic Lungs where the Oxygen will be released through sub-cellular-scaled holes in the metal, this will only occur when an Aíma occupies the space of the exterior of one or more of the holes after being pulled in by the magnetic force of the cobalt lungs.

When a quantity of Oxygen occupies any of the Aímas, the Aímas will depart from the magnetic field of the lungs and be propelled through the Aímavascular system with the aid of air jets.

The Aímavascular system runs throughout a system of plastic mock-veins - on the interior walls of these veins (known as Aíma transferral vessels) are mechanical air jets that are not powerful enough to penetrate the vein walls but are powerful enough to push the Aímas around in a cyclic fashion.

Aímas
Inside the Aímas, Oxygen deposited by the lungs undergoes nuclear fission, the energy from this fission is stored in a small battery within each Aíma, located outside of the reactor but within the gel outer-layer.

Aímas are magnetised to the lungs when without energy and magnetised to the brain coil when they are with energy, by this system, power-positive Aímas are attracted to the conductive and magnetic Brain Coil where Aímas that have energy from their fission reactions are attracted to the coil and upon contact, a copper wire will extrude from the Aíma body and touch the Brain Coil to deposit it's energy, the cycle then begins again.

Routinely, Aímas that get too hot due to their nuclear fission reactions will undergo refrigeration in the Aímavascular system by the Refrigerons which are dispatched when warmth issues occur.