@Everyone

[thegreatexperiment]

[Sam's put a lot of debate into this text. Like, a lot a lot. To the point of obsession, really. And there are a lot of ways she could go about doing this. But with only 140 characters and about thirty eight rewrites, she finally settles on blunt. It's her brand. Not like it ultimately matters, right? She's coming to terms with that.]

Fuck it. Hi. I'm a vampire.

Yes I drink blood.

No I don't want yours.

Yes I'm probably gonna starve to death soon.

No I don't sparkle.

Comments

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[thegreatexperiment]

And I'd rather starve than accidentally hurt someone

1/2

[freightcars]

I haven't exactly been honest with you.
Where I'm from, I'm not exactly all the way normal either. I had sort of an experimental thing done to my blood. It's

2/2

[freightcars]

Different. Stronger.
Maybe it's worth checking out. If nothing else, I can handle a lot more than a normal human can. If you need volunteers. A LOT more.

[thegreatexperiment]

[There's a long pause before Sam answers. She just sits there, staring at the text, feeling super conflicted on any number of levels. Until finally...]

What kind of experiment?

[freightcars]

I guess you could call it genetic modification.
Creating the ideal soldier. Stronger. Better reflexes. Faster healing.

[thegreatexperiment]

I think this is a conversation we need to have face to face

No science boners. Promise

[freightcars]

Guess I'll leave the garlic and crucifixes at home?
When and where

[thegreatexperiment]

Your pick. Where ever you feel safe

Also, garlic and crucifixes? Really?

[freightcars]

I'm room 2. My calendar is open.
Just because I'm bad at them doesn't mean I'm going to stop making them. They'll get funnier or you'll eat my brains out, either way it's a win.

[thegreatexperiment]

No, no. It's zombies who go for brains

I'll head over

If that's OK

[freightcars]

Sure. It's open.

[thegreatexperiment]

OK

[There's no way this can end well, but Sam rides the bad-decision pony like it's a carnival ride.]