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 Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2009 9:49 am
 Tech: 446 Gender: Female Age: Early Forties Hair: White Eyes: Dark brown, Right one is missing. Other Physical stats: Covered in many scars, both legs are mechanic/cybernetics. Walks with some difficulty, uses a cane. Personality: Very stuffy, somewhat old fashioned. 443 will give anything for her job, which she does enjoy. She is never without her gloves and labcoat. Seems very distant and cold. Vastly prefers working with dragons or chemicals rather than the little creatures D-Corp makes. Specialty: Bio-chemestry
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Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2009 9:52 am
 It has been quite some time, but I am happily back at work. My body is adapting to my replacement legs as well as can be expected. It is a shame that this could not have happened years before, instead of now. As I age, sadly, my body cannot cope with such changes. But, with work, I am sure they will mend well.
It is good to be back. I was certain that I would go mad, trapped motionless in the stark white walled prison of the hospital. Here, there is always something to do, always something to create. And, until my motion is better, I will hopefully be kept to the science instead of seeing the children or their guardians.
I have heard that new species were found, and I am going to go familiarize myself with them.
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Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 7:52 am
As always, the species of our corporation are breathtaking. They're each unique and talented. Beautiful, deadly little creations.
If only the children could be so wonderful. They must be dealt with, though gladly not by me.
There have been a few noted stage advancements and eggs rewarded lately.
First, in recent times, there were three eggs rewarded and one noted advancement. One of the eggs was the newly found Belthore, who seem to be wonderful dragons with great potential for good or ill. The belthore has been paired with the Chiton female child. Her sucker feet sill assist her if the dragon is hard to calm. I wait for what this egg will grow into.
Two eggs were given to a pair of twins. The eggs are Forte, and they have been given to the Jaguar twins. It's an experiment with habitat, I believe.
Hinder has grown in size, as has her Mantis female.
Two eggs, a Black dragon and a South American Amphitere. They've been named Jet and Duvrush respectively. They've been paired with the North American Aligator girl, and the Chameleon female. Duvrush's coloring is quite fantastic, as is her odd name. Though, her coloring far more favorable than the name.
Elle, a Silver dragon, grew in size, as did her paired Clydesdale. This child seems to be very much living up to his race's size.
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Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 3:24 pm
In addition to the previously mentioned dragons, there have been another pair of eggs that have been found. The first is a wonderful dragon type, but it's egg has me adoring it. The egg is covered in spines, a protective function so that the egg will not be eaten or used for moisture in the desert environment. The egg has been paired with the Spotted Hyena child. And, far more exciting, is the ice egg that has been found. It's shell is lovely, covered in runes. The egg is kept on ice, yet the inside is still warm. Magic, but in this case,I can't find myself disliking magic. I am far more approving of science, but if magic is making something so interesting, I cannot fault it. I wonder what sort of dragon will hatch from this egg. I wonder what destruction it will cause... Wonderful, wonderful creatures.
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Posted: Thu Jan 14, 2010 8:48 pm
In recent times, there has been another egg found; another Belthore, given to the Portuguese Man o'war child. Perhaps it is a temperament pair-up. I watch the shenanigans of the other techs sometimes, and I wonder if they are simply young, or mentally deficient.
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