Ok, all cards on the table, this is all OOC info.
As far as people go, Alexander is probably more villian then he is hero. A researcher with zero morale compass he cares more about results then the steps taken to get there.
I haven't been active since that day many months ago, but for those of you that went on Dogberry's attack on Ifrit, that collar didn't break, it was rigged. Alexander didn't care WHO got it, so long as he had a body to study on the effects of aether manipulation and tempering after the fact. Tom was simply the unlucky party. I still need to post that story one day.
People are tools to be used. A large amount of Alexander research material is black-market, smuggled, or stolen. He doesn't know or care for the details so long as he gets it. Alexander is working on a project to harness the primals in much the same way as the allagans and weaponize it, thus his deep research into technology. I haven't worked out the entire endgame yet, but I jokingly refer to the whole thing as "The Little Ala Mhigo Project", draw your own conclusions from there.
As far as people go, Alexander is probably more villian then he is hero. A researcher with zero morale compass he cares more about results then the steps taken to get there.
I haven't been active since that day many months ago, but for those of you that went on Dogberry's attack on Ifrit, that collar didn't break, it was rigged. Alexander didn't care WHO got it, so long as he had a body to study on the effects of aether manipulation and tempering after the fact. Tom was simply the unlucky party. I still need to post that story one day.
People are tools to be used. A large amount of Alexander research material is black-market, smuggled, or stolen. He doesn't know or care for the details so long as he gets it. Alexander is working on a project to harness the primals in much the same way as the allagans and weaponize it, thus his deep research into technology. I haven't worked out the entire endgame yet, but I jokingly refer to the whole thing as "The Little Ala Mhigo Project", draw your own conclusions from there.
