1918, Kingswood, Brittain. WWI has barely come to an end when I decide to visit the renowned chemist Robert Steiner. Robert Steiner had been working together with Friedrich Wöhler synthesizing the substance known as the life-spark, directly contradicting the theory of Vitalism, in which living organisms are fundamentally different from non-living entities. News on scientific discoveries have halted since the start of WWI, and my letters are not being returned. Visiting his known adress near the Ellesmere Port is all I can do now...
Next to its conventional use, the cellar would hold the doctor's laboratory and a winecellar. When the drawings were shown to him, Robert immediately agreed on the plans. Architect Peter Hall oversaw the construction, and it was within a year from that day that the house was built.
There is something in there dats gonna get u, and theres nothing you can do about it
Nothing? You run!
Oh my god, just looking at this screenshot is making me uncomfortable. o_o;