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His view on his subjects
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Dr. Kaze Tadoshi
βΊAgeβ
63
βΊGenderβ
Male
βΊHeightβ
5β11β
βΊWeightβ
158 lbs
βΊTypeβ
Head Scientist of the Alloy Project
βΊPhysical Descriptionβ
Dr. Tadoshi is a tall and lean man. As a younger man he had dark jet hair but now in his aging body it has turned gray and is well on its way to turning white. The past ten years it has slowly began receding. He has severe frown lines around his mouth and the edges of his eyes. He keeps his hair trimmed and is always clean shaven. He has pale gray eyes that are often hidden behind a pair of spectacles. There is almost no extra color to his skin as he spends the majority of his time in the labs.
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|Stern β¬ Academic β¬ Stoic β¬ Determined β¬ Patient|
Dr. Tadoshi has always been fascinated with science. From a young age he was determined to find the answer to every question he ever had. He was a rather sober child and didnβt like to play with the other kids. He preferred his microscope and his little experiments. This ambition led him to excel quite well in school and he quickly surpassed those of his age.
He graduated from high school at the age of fifteen and moved quickly to major in developmental science. This was where he had learned about the Alloy Project and how the scientists were trying to genetically alter a human embryo to reflect an elemental ability. It fascinated him greatly and he quickly took an internship when one opened up. By the time he had arrived they had successfully created their first Hydro. Dr. Tadoshi was fascinated and went on to do his dissertation paper on the potential of using these new βsuperβ humans to advance the human race into a new day and age.
Of course he realized over the next few years that such an ambition was extremely high and perhaps impossible. There were so many flaws to each element and no matter the testing it seemed that they couldnβt iron out the kinks.
It was rather peculiar that the aeros suffered the most out of each element. It kept him up many nights trying to work through that particular puzzle. Why did they die so easily and so young when the rest seemed robust in their health?
Dr. Tadoshi lived and breathed his work. He never had time for a personal life. His dedication to the project helped to yield generations that were steadily getting stronger and healthier. There were still drawbacks and he felt his failure deeply.
All Dr. Tadoshi wants is to perfect the alloy project. Even though many of the experiments are borderline moral at best, his heart has only ever sought this for the good. He truly believes that what they do is for the greater good. One life snuffed out is nothing compared to being able to light a million.
His effort and hard work helped him advance through the ranks and when his predecessor retired he took over as head of the project and is continually the driving force in pushing their subjects to their limits and trying to find the best combination to make sure the next generation is stronger and better.
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+ Order
+ Positive results
+ Subjects that cooperate
+ Quiet
βΊDislikesβ
- A failed test/experiment
- Defiance
- When the subject are rambunctious
- Losing a subject
βΊFearsβ
β Filth
β Failure
β He will die before seeing the Alloy Project complete
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Dr. Tadoshi is an extremely intelligent man who has invested decades into the Alloy Project. He has an intuition when it comes to arranging the experiments and putting the correct subjects in to yield the best results. He has a very accurate sense at where the limits are to his subjects and often pushes them to the edge. He is a quick learner and through observation knows which pairs go best together. He is currently working on a model that will match up the subjects so they can maximize the next generation's strengths and potential.
Sample post:
Dr. Tadoshi sat in his pristine office going over some charts from the experiments they had been working on that week. There was so much information to sift through to try and figure out what steps needed to be taken next with the subjects. It was overwhelming and he did not trust any of the other scientists to try and glean the information. There was too much at stake and they couldnβt afford mistakes on this project.
It was rather dark outside as storm clouds had settled over the facility a few days before. Small drops of rain pelted against the glass panes of his window but he tuned it out. He reached absently for his coffee cup and sipped at the hot liquid. These results were more or less the same as they had been before. He was starting to get a little frustrated.
This new generation wasnβt proving to be anything special. It was beginning to aggravate Dr. Tadoshi. He had been very careful and meticulous when he had paired up his subjects from the generation prior. He had analyzed their data for a couple years before he had finally felt comfortable to put them in the breeding program. He thought it would yield special results.
For a moment he removed his glasses and pinched the bridge of his nose. Why did this feel like a failure? They had been doing experiments on the new generation the past 5 years and nothing was standing out. These results were similar to what they already had filed away.
βDr. Tadoshi?β the voice was a little static coming over the intercom on his desk phone. The weather had been causing some of their systems to go haywire. They had had technicians coming to fix things the past couple of days and some of the experiments had been on hold. Today was the first day they had resumed at their full capacity.
βWhat is it?β there was an annoyed edge in his tone. His staff knew how much he disliked being interrupted when he reviewed results and stats.
βYou better come right away. Itβs Subject 284, Dashure, the Aero.β This caused Dr. Tadoshi to perk up. Dashure was an aero and so far they had really struggled with him. He was weak, by far one of the sicker aeros they had had. He had not had high hopes for the four year old.
Dr. Tadoshi left his office and walked with purpose through the facility until he reached the testing chambers for the aeros.
βWhat is it?β the edge of annoyance colored his tone once more.
βCome, see,β the scientist waved him over to the observation window.
Dr. Tadoshi moved over and stood this his arms folded. He eyed the young child, those unblinking eyes unnerving him a little. There was something about the aeros that made him uneasy. This one in particular seemed to pick up on more than they liked. Since he was blind his other senses were already working in overdrive to compensate.
Slowly Dr. Tadoshi saw it and his eyes widened.
βMy god.β He whispered as he realization sank into his thoughts.
This would change everything.