[Voice]

[iamwesker]

That was most uncomfortable and unnecessary.

Comments

[notaftershave]

Don't tell me it was your first time.

[iamwesker]

Dying in that manner, yes.

[notaftershave]

And has it taught you anything?

[iamwesker]

I learned that while I have always wondered what utter destruction on a molecular level is like, I would prefer to try it on someone else next time. It must be fascinating to watch.

[notaftershave]

The correct answer is that you will now be leaving everyone in the Lux alone. Especially Owen and Crawford.

[iamwesker]

I am afraid I cannot do that. Professional curiosity drives me for your doctor's case, and I am mid-procedure with Mr Sands.

[notaftershave]

You think I'm giving you a choice in this? You go near them again, and being disintegrated will seem like a walk in the park when I'm done with you.

[iamwesker]

Considering you are not a mostly all-powerful being, I doubt you will have the same success.

[notaftershave]

No. It will be much slower, and a great deal more painful.

[iamwesker]

I am far more inventive than you are, Mr Harkness. You may be immortal, but are all those about you?

[notaftershave]

In this place? They are. And they are all safely out of your reach.

More inventive? Oh, I don't think so.

[iamwesker]

Do you really believe yourself the first to attempt to go to war with me, Mr Harkness? Truly? I can assure you that you are not. Only one has beaten me so far, and he is not longer within the city.

[notaftershave]

I may not be the first, Albert. But you have never encountered anyone like me. You go near any of them again and I will show you just how unlike anyone else I can be.

[iamwesker]

By all means, Mr Harkness, show me your worst. I do so like to have a challenge. It may even distract me from my current projects.