It’s been a week since Cynthia and I returned from our voyage into Lemuria. We were told by the doctors that we were not to return to work until we fully heal from our injuries. I came back after two days and Cynthia returned after a mere four days of rest. I cautioned her about doing anything stressful as she still shows signs of the concussion, but I can tell she doesn’t want to sit at home and brood about what we’ve been through during the last week.
We’ve spent the time cleaning up the lab. Everything is in shambles. Months of experiments and design have been completely destroyed by the Lifeblood. Despite the cheerful mood of our fellow West Canvians, things around the lab are quiet. We’re delighted at the support of the citizens, we’ve received countless gifts including bundles of flowers that permeate the building with the scent of Lilys. Ironic isn’t it?
I have had a bit of time to work on the anti-serum for the bacterial infection that is killing thousands of soldiers on the front lines. This isn’t even close to being finished, but I was able to express antibody proteins from a soldier’s horse by the name of Lucky. Fear not, Lucky is doing well and will return to service in a few weeks.
Vigogravatus Sample
Tags: Alchemy, Cynthia Basset, Lemuria, Science Fiction, Steampunk, Steampunk Book. Reading, Steampunk Science, Thomas Riley, West Canvia
September 25, 2009 at 1:36 pm |
I’m really interested, and I think your marketing is *fascinating*. But I also think you might want a copy-editor/proofreader. I’m happy to volunteer.
October 22, 2009 at 2:17 pm |
Hello! Sorry this took a while. I’m happy you like the marketing. (It’s fun!) Let me know what you would like to do and a link to your blog if possible. I’m always looking for able minded help. Thanks so much!