Difference between revisions of "Thomas Fountaindike"
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'''History: '''Fountaindike was known to his fellows as antisocial and often brooding over his texts. In his experiments, he was known for his ruthlessness, something that contributed to erosion of his own Humanity. He developed a method of binding the soul of a vampire called Marcello to an automaton resulting in what he called the Motorised Man. He dubbed the proceeding "soulcrafting", and was consumed by the idea to create another intelligent automaton. Camarilla and Sabbat regarded his researches with interest, but Fountaindike never showed interest in either of the Sects. <br> | '''History: '''Fountaindike was known to his fellows as antisocial and often brooding over his texts. In his experiments, he was known for his ruthlessness, something that contributed to erosion of his own Humanity. He developed a method of binding the soul of a vampire called Marcello to an automaton resulting in what he called the Motorised Man. He dubbed the proceeding "soulcrafting", and was consumed by the idea to create another intelligent automaton. Camarilla and Sabbat regarded his researches with interest, but Fountaindike never showed interest in either of the Sects. <br> | ||
Revision as of 20:32, 3 May 2024
Giovanni -x- London - Pax Britannica
Sobriquet:
Behavior:
History: Fountaindike was known to his fellows as antisocial and often brooding over his texts. In his experiments, he was known for his ruthlessness, something that contributed to erosion of his own Humanity. He developed a method of binding the soul of a vampire called Marcello to an automaton resulting in what he called the Motorised Man. He dubbed the proceeding "soulcrafting", and was consumed by the idea to create another intelligent automaton. Camarilla and Sabbat regarded his researches with interest, but Fountaindike never showed interest in either of the Sects.
