A Potential Lecture

Greetings, all,

I have been undergoing a rather specialized area of study for some time now, regarding Negative Energy beings. In specific, various agents and antigens that may prove harmful to them.

Many folk have expressed interest in the results of my findings, and as I have managed through the art and science of alchemy to create a substance both noxious and potentially fatal to most any being of a Negative Energetic nature, I am pleased to be afforded an opportunity to present my findings.

Should there be interest in such a thing, I should like to hold a small, semi-informal lecture upon the topic during the next feast. This may prove of great interest to those who follow the profession of the Witch Hunter, other survivors and former thralls of Alok Malagan such as myself, The Old Firm, and really any person who wishes to add to their own knowledge.

Should folk be uninterested, or simply too busy, I may shelve the idea and simply make myself available for personal discussions on the topic.

I hope there may be some interest, and that others may see the value of my research as a potential contribution to the seemingly eternal battle against the enemies of the living.

In Science and Progress,
Dr. Nigel Whitworth

Dr. Whitworth,

I would be more than elated to attend such a lecture. I expect to be away from Proper for an extended period, but should we ever meet once I return, I would learn if you would have me.

In Willing Service,
--M. Mantel Warrane

Dr. Whitworth,

I would be overjoyed to attend such a lecture for a number of reasons. If our schedules align, I'll try and bring some sort of pastries along.

Sincerely,

Dr. Tobias Armitage

Nigel,

Is this the same project you took a sample of my blood for? I'm very interested to hear how it turned out!
-Thalia

I would be very interested in the topic as pertains its application in destroying undead and Demons.

May I offer you the use of the Annex as a lecture space? It has a podium that we can make available and would provide a quiet space for the lecture.

I would be very greatful if you would keep me informed regarding your plans on the topic.

Ms. Burdorn, it is indeed the same project that many gracious folk, including yourself have donated their blood for. The information I was able to glean from the samples has been invaluable to my work.

Templar Aldric, I should be glad of the use of your Annex. I have found that a comfortable environment is more conducive to retaining interest in a lecture, if my time at university has taught me anything.

I shall of course keep any and all interested parties updated on further developments in regards to this manner.

Dr. Nigel Whitworth