Cynrik Aiken

Introductions

• Introductions

  "Everything within this world is an subject for my experiments. Including myself, of course."

  
  The tall, thin man rarely slept as he should, often staying up day and night when he was working on something. Food and sleep where obstacles to him at that moment, and he cared nothing about if the test in itself was a crime against nature.
  In the end, the man was perhaps an exceptional example on why you shouldn't assume the best about people, as even when not in a state of obsession he was as focused on experiments above everything else, except possibly drinking enough blood to keep focused on the task rather than that the test subjects being filled with the red liquid he needed to keep living. Likewise, he was far less likely to forget important things he needs to say. If he thought he would need to say them.
  And then there was the times he had recently woken up.
  For a man who cared little about apperances, he still slept in a coffin like a stereotypical vampire. He would not tell anyone why he prefered one over a normal bed, and as he wakes he simply pushes up the lid and sits up, searching at the side of the coffin after his glasses with one hand as he jawns. Putting his glasses on, he proceeds with getting up and putting on his shirt, lab coat, hat and gloves with little care about how it looks, before closing the coffin.
  With a tired look and rubbing his eyes he would leave his bedroom to go to the bathroom and start taking care of his teeth, without being able to see his mirror image.
  As he finishes up, he would go to the kitchen next, pulling out a bottle filled with blood and proceed to drink until it is completely empty, directly out of the bottle. Throwing it towards the trash can but missing, he would grab another bottle and head downstairs, mumbling under his breath and whiping away blood from his mouth with a napkin.
  And with that, the whole thing wouldn't start over until the vampire gets too tired again.