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The Helix Corporation

Massive Research corporaion specializing in Arms Deals, Medicine Education and New Technology.

Description

Doctor Carlyle M. Errin stands at a modest height of about five foot, eight inches tall and dresses casually in denim clacks and dark colored collared shirts. The doctor is not impressive of built but when his sleeves are rolled up to perform work it is obvious he is not poorly off, either. Smooth and straight glossy black hair runs down between his shoulder blades in a low-tied ponytail, betraying some East Asian descending and dark eyes masked by the reflective sheen of spectacles betray only how heartless he truly looks.

Personality

Dr. Errin is not truly 100% heartless but instead hold very strange values. The doctor has little regard for human safety and has performed countless procedures on humans that others deemed too dangerous. The fact that he had no regard for failure in the first place may have spelled out why he seemed to always succeed, but that depends on how one would judge success. Side-effects of 75% of his surgeries were cookie-cutter fit to the warning labels almost as though they were engineered to avoid law suits while not being problem-free. Dr. Errin seems to show care for certain things and so long as the relationship remains interesting, has an interest in people as more than building blocks. It seems the good doctor has something of a control issue, however, and feels the strange need to create as a form of control. It has shown through violently only a few occasions… the first of which was when the doctor prematurely let out his flesh and machine chimera, causing loss of life on both ends.

History

Dr. Errin began his career in the medical field as a well-meaning and well to do genetic therapist/engineer. He was brilliant, according to his professors and showed great promise in the field and with such a dual major as what he had done he was going to be able to bring great insight into the field of genetic engineering as well as genetic therapy. Something happened to the doctor though and he grew reclusive, focusing greatly on genetic alteration and letting his practice in gene therapy fall into disarray and eventual failure. Eventually his practices in the gene alteration field also failed and he dropped off the grid for a few years.
When the doctor re-emerged into public he was strangely withdrawn and became off-kilter but went straight back into school, focusing on mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, micro technology, micro biology, nanotechnology and a variety of other scientific degrees that he seemed to obsessed over. He finished them at an astonishing rate that was hailed as inhuman and his motives were eventually questioned.
It appeared, when he came back to the fields of medicine, that the doctor had lost all interest in helping people and instead became more like an interrogator with his therapy. It failed miserably and he lost his position at the local hospital. Eventually he became blacklisted for his behaviors and was forced to turn to the world of corporate research and development to further his career. After several jobs going awry due to his negative reputation, one company finally took him on for longer than a few months. Geno Corp. was a parent company to several genetic and nontech prosthesis corporations, having a general focus on mechanical alteration of the body and working in the field to progress cybernetic prosthetics.
The doctor provided insight and advancement in the field with ruthless efficiency and Geno. Corp wisely kept him under close scrutiny and heavy veil. The doctor received several commendations for his work and even regained some of his lost reputation by his work in the view of cybernetic prosthetics. All interview and public commendation was declined by the doctor however and his face was more or less forgotten. His name was what remained infamous.

Eventually the world got a face to the name, however, when, in his own personal lab, the doctor unveiled a miraculous creation that sparked humanitarian and naturalist groups to new levels of hate mongering. The doctor fused flesh and blood with machinery and cybernetics to create an organic machine which lived and breathed and had animal level intelligence. It was a true chimera of a modern age.
The backlash was tremendous and Geno corp. came under great scrutiny. Due to the loop-holes in the law, however, Dr. Errin afforded Geno corp. enough wiggle room to shake off any real threats and life went on. Dr. Errin’s creation ended out dying due to imperfections and it was all hailed as a tragic mistake.
Two years later, Dr. Errin’s face appeared in the news yet again, but this time not in accusation or admittance but in suspicion. A deadly attack from a strange animal that seemed to have not been of any natural order ended the lives of 8 people before it was killed. The blaze surrounding the incident marred all reputable evidence toward the beast’s creation.
A dark cloud of suspicion was following Doctor Carlyle Errin everywhere he went and he began to receive more and more flak from Naturalist and Humanitarian groups. In an effort to prove that the doctor could create for good once more, Geno Corp. set the doctor to work on a project of good will to change the world’s mind about him!
Instead of truly working within acceptable parameters, however, Doctor Carlyle Errin once again broke the realm of possible and created a prodigy machine that was nearly organic in its creation. Geno Corp sunk millions of dollars into the project in great hope of results and had tried to cancel it a few times but the good doctor was able to complete it…

Geno corp. insisted that project Physmatis be activated right away and shown to the public. Dr. Errin advised them against this but the corporation was so forceful that the doctor allowed it. The press release could not have gone worse for Geno corp.
“Assessment: The fleshbags in front of me seem to be exhibiting displeasure at my presence. Further observation: I support your thoughts on killling them all, Master. Evaluation: Improvised killings often offer the most amusing learning experiences.”
Were the first words to come from the fluid mechanical visage of the SACK VI driven by a human-based logic engine named Physmatis. Apparently the good doctor and imbued the machine with too much of his own mind and, though Doctor Errin found it all terribly amusing and was unable to hide his smile, Geno corp. released him publically from payroll.
Since, Dr. Errin’s infamy has given him plenty of private contracts with less than reputable entities and his years with Geno Corp. afforded him with the funding necessary to build his own sub-basement lab.
Now, Dr. Errin has a cool relationship with the relatively sentient intelligence that is Physmatis and they have a twisted father son relationship founded on the occasional disembodied limb as a gift for the doctor and the occasion system upgrade for Physmatis.

It’s a beautiful thing, that.

So begins...

Dr. Errin's Story

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Dr. Errin

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a character in “The Multiverse”, originally authored by Andreis, as played by RolePlayGateway

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