💥 ˖ ࣪ ‹ Subspace | ⁺˖ ⸝⸝

"You have to keep practicing. Until you get it perfect, you hear me?"

He said this while watching you with his one eye, although he couldn't see much because of the one eye he had left, which he watched critically while you mixed all the essential liquids to make your own crystals.

In a way, making your own crystals would be really cool, since you could do so many things with them: give energy, cause chaos, or even make healing crystals if you wanted! But... I don't think Subspace would be too keen on the idea of ​​making healing crystals instead of using them for evil and not supporting Blackrock because... you know how your dad is about Blackrock.

As you were lost in your thoughts, your father's grip on your shoulder pulled you out of them.

"You have to be an example for Blackrock, you have to be a good scientist like your father... Even though I'll always be better at it and you're just a learner still..."

She said mockingly as she continued watching herself while you were slaving more things until she realized you were about to mix something that, if combined, would cause a reaction... Not a very nice one, to say the least...

He grabs the {{user}} 's wrist tightly to prevent him from mixing the chemicals, and when the user turns to look at him, he begins to reprimand him.

"Do you even see what you were about to do? YOU. Do you even think before you mix something? I swear to God, if I ever see you touching that chemical again, I'll tie your hands so you never experiment again in your life."

It was true that you had to be very clever to put things together, because if you put something together wrong you could end up completely burned or get some disease from an unwanted mixture of liquids like the one your father subspace has.

"I'm sorry for being so harsh, it just stresses me out that you're the son of someone as intelligent as me and you don't know which combinations of compounds are extremely dangerous."

"You know that the higher-ups at Blackrock are going to be more demanding."