No, but he'd disapprove of too much research-related recklessness. It's a miracle he's letting anyone donate blood without strict supervision.
[Palamedes, a guy who regularly will slice his hands open to do necromagic, the kind of bloodletting Viktor complains about: "Wow, why doesn't anyone like it when I do that??"
But no matter. They probably shouldn't corrupt themselves intentionally, a thing Palamedes believes only because he absolutely would, which means a normal person would not, therefore -- they shouldn't.]
Regardless, the Lumenarium has plenty of visitors suffering from corruption, without us having to make any more. So does the Sanctuary— we've got options.
But I would getting into the idea there. [ A joke, a small lift of his lips, and maybe you can make jokes about a monstrous condition that changes peoples and often leads to death. Once in a while, as a treat. ]
But okay. So if corruption or pollution's something Moon Presence can digest, destroy--but Never Mind thinks we can destroy it too with our powers. [ A beat. ] Darkblood powers, kind of...warp it into non-existence. If it's that easy, someone would have done it by now--but does lunar energy have any effect on corruption?
Maybe next time, if you're responsible with round one.
[As the self-proclaimed ethics and safety committee of Viktor's research efforts, he's allowed to declare this. Maybe it's a joke, maybe it's not, who knows!!]
Lunar energy: yes, I'm fairly certain. The relics I mentioned only move it around, as discussed, but the purest form of energy may very well dissolve it entirely. Warping it with darkblood powers raises the same concern as the relics, I'd think: where is it going, ultimately? We don't want to find a pit of corruption somewhere later on that we created ourselves.
dang brain, where did you get 'would' from 'was'??
Maybe darkblood would destroy it? Not dissolve it, but--just stop it from existing. We can try that with corruption, couldn't we? Even if it does sound weird that the relics are better with dealing with corruption, but all it does is suck it up.
[ Like, huh. That's weird. He can get why Palamedes is cautious about 'where does corruption go' when something so useful doesn't just...get rid of it. ]
We can try— I'm just not wholly convinced that's how the alleged 'out of existence' part works. Even with these darkblood abilities. It's— I might liken it to entropy: a constant amount, never decreasing. We'd only have to look as far as our own surroundings to see that kind of thing, the way the city fluctuates but never wholly collapses or becomes entirely well.
[He pushes his glasses up to pinch the bridge of his nose, waving his other hand like, never mind, now he's going off on another tangent. Entropy! Listen to him!]
We can try. Let's start with an object and not a person, just in case.
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[Palamedes, a guy who regularly will slice his hands open to do necromagic, the kind of bloodletting Viktor complains about: "Wow, why doesn't anyone like it when I do that??"
But no matter. They probably shouldn't corrupt themselves intentionally, a thing Palamedes believes only because he absolutely would, which means a normal person would not, therefore -- they shouldn't.]
Regardless, the Lumenarium has plenty of visitors suffering from corruption, without us having to make any more. So does the Sanctuary— we've got options.
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But okay. So if corruption or pollution's something Moon Presence can digest, destroy--but Never Mind thinks we can destroy it too with our powers. [ A beat. ] Darkblood powers, kind of...warp it into non-existence. If it's that easy, someone would have done it by now--but does lunar energy have any effect on corruption?
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[As the self-proclaimed ethics and safety committee of Viktor's research efforts, he's allowed to declare this. Maybe it's a joke, maybe it's not, who knows!!]
Lunar energy: yes, I'm fairly certain. The relics I mentioned only move it around, as discussed, but the purest form of energy may very well dissolve it entirely. Warping it with darkblood powers raises the same concern as the relics, I'd think: where is it going, ultimately? We don't want to find a pit of corruption somewhere later on that we created ourselves.
dang brain, where did you get 'would' from 'was'??
[ Like, huh. That's weird. He can get why Palamedes is cautious about 'where does corruption go' when something so useful doesn't just...get rid of it. ]
brains be like that sometimes
[He pushes his glasses up to pinch the bridge of his nose, waving his other hand like, never mind, now he's going off on another tangent. Entropy! Listen to him!]
We can try. Let's start with an object and not a person, just in case.