Knightmare27
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Dr. Wunderlich leaned back in his black leather chair. It was an early Monday morning, and he was about to start work on a new project. Even two years ago, before the coming of the New Order, he would never even have dreamed of applying for it, let alone actually getting a grant. Ethics boards had been known to decapitate people for less. However, all that had changed. Ethics boards were a memory of the distant past, and he had received his grant - together with a visit from some rather sinister men who had warned him about the top secret nature of his work - right away. For all the complaints about the curfew, the phone tapping and the "suspended" elections, he had to admit that this new regime was working out quite well for a sadist like him...
Dr. Wunderlich was in his mid-thirties, tall, thin and wore glasses. Clean-shaven and still blessed with a full head of short, dark hair, he did not look bad, he had to admit. People who did not know about his work in the War - and that was most people, due to the secretive nature of his work - found him pleasant and non-threatening. People who did know about it were either dead or trying to keep far away from him.
He switched on his computer to retrieve some information on the first test subject. Young and with a low pain threshold. Ideal for establishing a baseline. Science aside, she also looked quite cute. She was not quite dumb, according to her profile, but had not been smart enough to decline an offer to participate in a "study" of a purpose unknown to her. Well, she would find out soon; then, of course, it would be too late.
While waiting for her, he paced around his office, trying to suppress his slight nervousness - and anticipation - by tidying up the papers on the desk and looking out of the window. Beyond two large, lushly green trees, was an unassuming grey one-story building. It looked harmless and even inviting from here... A knock at the door prompted him to return to his chair, sit down and shout "Enter, please!" in a cheerful voice. It was not even an act. It would be a good day - for him.
Dr. Wunderlich was in his mid-thirties, tall, thin and wore glasses. Clean-shaven and still blessed with a full head of short, dark hair, he did not look bad, he had to admit. People who did not know about his work in the War - and that was most people, due to the secretive nature of his work - found him pleasant and non-threatening. People who did know about it were either dead or trying to keep far away from him.
He switched on his computer to retrieve some information on the first test subject. Young and with a low pain threshold. Ideal for establishing a baseline. Science aside, she also looked quite cute. She was not quite dumb, according to her profile, but had not been smart enough to decline an offer to participate in a "study" of a purpose unknown to her. Well, she would find out soon; then, of course, it would be too late.
While waiting for her, he paced around his office, trying to suppress his slight nervousness - and anticipation - by tidying up the papers on the desk and looking out of the window. Beyond two large, lushly green trees, was an unassuming grey one-story building. It looked harmless and even inviting from here... A knock at the door prompted him to return to his chair, sit down and shout "Enter, please!" in a cheerful voice. It was not even an act. It would be a good day - for him.