Okay, so, let me tell you about this whole Victor Luis thing. It all started when I got really into books, you know, like any other kid. But my thing was, I was super curious about the whole science deal, especially after my mom passed away. It was like, I needed to understand how things worked, how life worked.
So, I dove into these old books about alchemists. Yeah, I know, sounds kinda weird, but back then, that was like the cutting-edge science. I was all about figuring out the secrets of the universe, you know?
Then I ended up at this university. I met this one professor, M. Krempe. Total jerk. He was so full of himself, always putting down the old-school science I was into. He thought he knew it all. I couldn’t stand him.
But then there was this other professor, M. Waldman. This guy was cool. He was into the new science stuff, but he didn’t trash the old ways. He actually helped me see how the old and new could fit together. He talked about how scientists were really starting to understand the building blocks of life. Man, that got me hooked.
I got so pumped about what Waldman said. And I thought, What if I could understand life so well that I could actually create it? It became my total obsession.
I started spending all my time in the lab, reading everything I could find, doing all sorts of experiments. I was so focused on my goal. I mean, I wasn’t eating right, I wasn’t sleeping, I barely talked to anyone. My friends and family were worried sick, especially Elizabeth, this girl I was close to. She even wrote me letters, begging me to come home, to take care of myself. But I just couldn’t stop. I was so close, I could feel it.
And then, one day, it happened. I actually did it. I brought something to life. But man, it wasn’t what I expected. This thing, it was huge, it was ugly, it was… terrifying. I freaked out. I called it a “Devil,” I was so scared and disgusted. I even threatened it, promising to avenge my loved ones’ deaths, even though it hadn’t done anything yet. The creature just said it was expecting me to treat it badly. I just ran away from it. I couldn’t handle what I’d done.
I ended up getting really sick after that, probably from all the stress and exhaustion. My friend Henry had to take care of me. During that time I got a letter from Elizabeth. She wrote how worried she was, and how she wished she could take care of me. She was so loving, and so kind, and I felt so bad for ignoring her, for putting her through all this.
So yeah, that’s the story of how I, Victor Luis, got wrapped up in this whole creating life mess. It all started with curiosity, then obsession, and then… well, you know the rest. It’s a story of ambition, I guess, and maybe a warning about what can happen when you go too far, when you lose yourself in something, no matter how noble it might seem at first.
- Early Life and Obsession with Science: This is where it all began. My passion for science, fueled by a childhood curiosity and later intensified after my mother’s death.
- University Years: Meeting M. Krempe, the condescending professor, and then M. Waldman, the one who really inspired me. That’s where I got the idea of creating life.
- The Experiment: The long hours in the lab, the neglect of my health and relationships, all leading to that one moment when I actually brought something to life.
- The Aftermath: The horror of what I had created, my own sickness, and the guilt I felt for neglecting Elizabeth and my family.
It is a heavy story to be honest, but an important one I think. Hope you guys can understand.
