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Alexis Wilhaven was a [[medical student]] studying under [[Dr. Victor Mordenheim]]. In [[712 BC]] [[Rudolph von Aubrecker]], the 18 year old son of [[Baron Vilhelm von Aubrecker]], was nearly killed in the [[shipwreck]] of the [[Haifisch]]. He was found upon death's door by Alexis and taken to Mordenheim. Conventional treatment failed to stablise the patient so the doctor determined to at least put the [[brain]] of the condemned man to some use, removing it and placing it alive in a bubbling vat for study. The idea of doing this abhored the [[student]], but he was soon persuaded by his [[teacher]] and assisted in the delicate [[medical procedure|procedure]]. Later Alexis threatened to go to the [[baron]] with word of the true fate of Rudolph. In reply Mordenheim noted that the assisting surgeon was far from an innocent party. Ultimately, the young student was "rewarded" for his involvement in the affair by the [[The Living Brain | the Living Brain]] itself who forced its will upon his own and reduced him to its [[slave]]. It was Alexis who arranged the transportation for himself and his new [[master]] to [[Dementlieu]]. | Alexis Wilhaven was a [[medical student]] studying under [[Dr. Victor Mordenheim]]. In [[712 BC]] [[Rudolph von Aubrecker]], the 18 year old son of [[Baron Vilhelm von Aubrecker]], was nearly killed in the [[shipwreck]] of the [[Haifisch]]. He was found upon death's door by Alexis and taken to Mordenheim. Conventional treatment failed to stablise the patient so the doctor determined to at least put the [[brain]] of the condemned man to some use, removing it and placing it alive in a bubbling vat for study. The idea of doing this abhored the [[student]], but he was soon persuaded by his [[teacher]] and assisted in the delicate [[medical procedure|procedure]]. Later Alexis threatened to go to the [[baron]] with word of the true fate of Rudolph. In reply Mordenheim noted that the assisting surgeon was far from an innocent party. Ultimately, the young student was "rewarded" for his involvement in the affair by the [[The Living Brain | the Living Brain]] itself who forced its will upon his own and reduced him to its [[slave]]. It was Alexis who arranged the transportation for himself and his new [[master]] to [[Dementlieu]]. | ||
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Alexis Wilhaven was a medical student studying under Dr. Victor Mordenheim. In 712 BC Rudolph von Aubrecker, the 18 year old son of Baron Vilhelm von Aubrecker, was nearly killed in the shipwreck of the Haifisch. He was found upon death's door by Alexis and taken to Mordenheim. Conventional treatment failed to stablise the patient so the doctor determined to at least put the brain of the condemned man to some use, removing it and placing it alive in a bubbling vat for study. The idea of doing this abhored the student, but he was soon persuaded by his teacher and assisted in the delicate procedure. Later Alexis threatened to go to the baron with word of the true fate of Rudolph. In reply Mordenheim noted that the assisting surgeon was far from an innocent party. Ultimately, the young student was "rewarded" for his involvement in the affair by the the Living Brain itself who forced its will upon his own and reduced him to its slave. It was Alexis who arranged the transportation for himself and his new master to Dementlieu.
