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Latimus Rienis was a genius who poured most of his considerable energy into the field of [[biology]] yet still managed to be an extremely respectable person. He spent his entire career at the [[University of Il Aluk]] where he became the mentor of [[Professor Abelhous Nicholsi | Nicholsi Abelhous]]. The unexpected death from a heart attack of the former on the very day of the latter's graduation deadened what was supposed to be a joyous event. | |||
Professor Rienis left his [[brain]] to science and it is preserved, probably to this day, in a sample store room in the [[Biology Department | biology department]] of the university. In the months after the [[Requiem]], Professor Abelhous Nicholsi, who had been away on sabbatical when the [[disaster]] struck, began to have [[nightmares]] that the [[brain]] of his [[mentor]] had been restored to a [[undeath | malign semblance of life]] by the wave of [[negative energy]] that devasted [[Il Aluk]]. The verascity of these nightmares was unknown at the time of Professor's Abelhous's death in 751 BC. | |||
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Latimus Rienis was a genius who poured most of his considerable energy into the field of biology yet still managed to be an extremely respectable person. He spent his entire career at the University of Il Aluk where he became the mentor of Nicholsi Abelhous. The unexpected death from a heart attack of the former on the very day of the latter's graduation deadened what was supposed to be a joyous event.
Professor Rienis left his brain to science and it is preserved, probably to this day, in a sample store room in the biology department of the university. In the months after the Requiem, Professor Abelhous Nicholsi, who had been away on sabbatical when the disaster struck, began to have nightmares that the brain of his mentor had been restored to a malign semblance of life by the wave of negative energy that devasted Il Aluk. The verascity of these nightmares was unknown at the time of Professor's Abelhous's death in 751 BC.
