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Post by NightSlash on Sept 17, 2005 14:24:19 GMT -5
This thread is for Elijah Damaskinos posts only, and will be closed once he gets involved in the arc. Amelia - once she registers - and any other workers can post in here if they have registered accounts. Have at it, Elijah and Co. ^_^
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Elijah
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The vampiric race of today will soon become nothing but ash.
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Post by Elijah on Sept 28, 2005 13:30:56 GMT -5
Night was wearing thin, and the sky was already beginning to lighten, but Elijah didn't really acknowledge the approaching dawn. He paced along to length of the roof, the door close by and he could easily retreat once sunlight proved to be more of a threat. So far the experiments were proving to be just as frustrating as they had been with his predecessor. But he refused to succumb to failure. He would not wind up like Eli. He was better than his original, just as Eli had hoped.
Amelia was probably waiting for him or taunting the scientists with the fear of being tortured. The humans were fools enough to think Elijah would actually let her harm any of them before they're tasks were completed. Now, once they were no longer needed, their work done, accomplished, successful, that was another story. Amelia could torture them all to her heart's content, and he would most likely watch and enjoy the show.
Bit right now, he couldn't pay much attention to her, and he couldn't afford to lose any of his scientists. While he was extremely intelligent and could conduct his own experiments without the aid of his, guests, he was not quite as skilled in science as they were. Perhaps when they made more progress, he could find the answers he needed without them, and create the new, perfected race on his own. For now though, that was not a possiblity. And it was causing him quite a bit of irritation.
The sunlight was starting to peak over the horizon, and Elijah knew it was time to go inside. He would le tthe scientists work on their own for a bit longer though, and relieve his frustration with Amelia. If he didn't, he might end up striking one of the doctors on his own, and that would not do him any good. And knowing how fearful the humans were, it would probably do more damage. Fear was a good tool at times, but he found that the less fearful the scientists were, the better their work, the clearer their heads.
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