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Name: Vlademiro

But... apples? At least it's something easy to avoid, right? As long as Vlademiro doesn't eat them it's fine. But even drop of apple juice can transform him. And only turning towards his cursed clan ways can bring him back to normal. To finalize the transaction he needs the "currency of life" - red liquid that flows through veins. Blood. A single drop can do the trick.




He moved in a deserted estate... or so he thought. She was already there. Hard to tell whether his phobia applies to L: it's hard to define whether she really comes from this dimension, and WHAT she is or is she a she... Thus L gives chills to everyone. They have their quiet pact not to disturb each other and rarely even meet when passing the old corridors: L spends all days locked in the dark chamber in front of her several computers...
He still doesn't know how this could happen. But through a strange course of events Vlademiro has become Anui's guardian. The Aisha calls him "uncle Vlad" and can annoy to the point at which Vlad looses his calmness (but would never ever do any harm to the child). Having no knowledge about raising children or desire to do so, Vlademiro was really desperate. He does his best, but he dreamed that one day someone would appear to help him out and this dream fortunately came true. Despite times when the kid gets on his nerves, Vlademiro slowly grew attached to the cute little rascal.
When Vlademiro began to fear it's too much for his nerves to take proper care of Anui a savior appeared in his life. True, not the kind that could handle everything – tuition was still left to Vlad, but so patient that even Shenkuu monks could get ashamed. What he still didn't figure out is that Chaucor is a girl. Not that she bothers to inform him. That's probably for the better.
He paid a visit to the Possessed Mansion and left with mixed feelings but having more friends than in the beginning.
At first he was against having anything to do with the gang from The Tower. Especially with the cruel lady Eyrie who is their leader. But then reluctantly he agreed on limited trade with them. They, on the other hand, do not rely much on the defense, thus Vlademiro's weapons come as extra gadgets.
I've decided to go in-depth and explore other qualities of Vlademiro's character with this project:http://www.neopets.com/~Biometric.
In this section I will add the tasks which were not something I've already completed on this page, are not complimentary to the previous sections or just couldn't fit them elsewhere.
His work is his greatest hobby. Besides designing and constructing he also tests his weapons which gives him some excercise. He enjoys a good book too: historical and literature classics fit his taste most.
Considered to be grumpy, Vlad does have a sense of humor, but is not easily amused. He finds an intelligent and sharp satire to be most enjoyable. Whenever he goes to town for shopping, he buys a newspaper with extra satire pages. Despite the fact he stays away from politics as possible, he values satirists (both writer's and cartoonists) for their ability to use the most matching metaphors and pinpoint the problems.
Ok, this task really made me laugh when it came to Vlademiro XD
He wasn't getting along with kids or maybe just never attempted to do that in his life. He used to view them as noisy and problematic creatures... wait, he still does. His problem is, the fate decided to make a fool of him once again and sent him a several year old mutant aisha kid to take care of. Before Chaucor appeared to aid Vlad, he and the kid spent few months together and formed a bond, even if Vlademiro won't confess to it.
Despite his character and harsh past, Vlademiro is surely capable of love. He shows that by caring about Anui.
Yet, he rather avoids the topic and is cynical: speaking about love from first sight or something among the lines will only get you an ironic remark from him.
He would probably sooner eat a basket of apples than say to someone "I love you". Silly Vlad.
When he was a little boy, he did not know much about his family, but hearing what adults were saying, especially the things he wasn't allowed to hear, has created his greatest childhood nightmare. He wouldn't go to sleep if a warm glow of lamp wasn't filling the room. But as soon as he fell asleep the light was turned off: the mansion was big and filled with expensive furniture, but the family was quickly loosing the wealth, being forced to save money on such petty things. But for little Vlad it was not a petty matter. He imagined that someone awaited the moment when the lamp goes out and everyone else is asleep. It was his great grandfather's ghost whom he believed to lurk in the darkness. Demon,. vampire, ghoul or a wandering spirit: those image merged in child's imagination to form one, dreadful figure that would lean towards his bed and wrap his bony, cold fingers around him, taking away far, far away to some land of shadows…
He likes to have control over everything in his life and plan things out, although it's not always possible. It's probably due to his cursed family issues that he has a strong need to prove his fate is in his own hands.
Yes, he has a pet. But it's more like a robot that is faithful and obedient and rather needs check ups and upgrades than affection and hugs. The primary reason Vlad doesn't have a pet is that due to his lifestyle, that involves moving from one place to another (sometimes unexpected) he doesn't have time for a pet. He is used to living alone (of course, all of this was ruined when he had to take care of Anui).
1. What kind of interview is this? You are a spy or what? I can tell you I'm older than you think. I remember when I was when the Battle of the Plains begun. Don't give me that look, you don't know Neopian history? Ok, that was about 50 years ago. Can we move on? I suppose you have more questions written there.
2. If by "special" you mean being cursed and constantly bearing the burden of someone else's sins, then it was my "dear" great grandfather who made me and my whole family special. All you need to know, I don't like discussing family issues with strangers.
3. "Normal" is just another subjective term we use to shape the image of the word accordingly to our vision… Sorry about that, you want more straightforward answer? *sigh* I like peace. To just be able to do your job or relax, without bothering anyone or being bothered. No fights, no wars. I suppose we all long for peace. So that's pretty normal.
4. Blo… *cough* Bolognese. The pasta.. spaghetti. Right. Next, please.
5. I was wondering how to forge a well-shaped cylindrical linking… I'm a craftsman, my job is to construct some things and I often think about it even if I'm away from workshop. Yes, you're right: I do enjoy my job.
6. *almost chokes on the tea he was drinking* What kind of question is that? Do you want to finish this interview right now? I don't like the direction it takes. Oh, ok, if you say so. That's what they written in your guide for making interviews? I know nothing upon the topic, but it's good to get info from different sources *hands you a coin* Here, take it and buy yourself another book. Do you have more questions?
7. For you, I mean most of the young people out there, everything has to "exciting". Why not just casual? It's good to have a peaceful time just for yourself and your tasks. No, actually my time yesterday wasn't peaceful. I'm taking care of a kid who also think everything should be "exciting". No, not my child! Ekhm, I was trusted to be his guardian and teacher and I treat this duty seriously… If you want to know, he tried kissing mortogs… *in quiet voice* That could be material for a whole book… Yes, other questions you have?
8. I have some more work to do at the workshop and if I'm not lucky, and I'm usually not, I'll have to prepare supper too. So can we go a bit faster with those questions?
9. Not sure I want to talk to anyone. Mo offense.
10. You mean this? *pokes his gadget belt* Oh, I like keeping my things close to me, you never know what will come in handy and these small pockets help me keep it all organized – better than throwing everything into a bag and trying to "fish" the item you want from it's depths *chuckles*
11. I appreciate all colors I can see and have no preferences.
12. Again, I don't know much about interviews, but aren't you right now telling me this interview is coming to an end? I just feel that again you direct my attention far away from this conversation. From what I told you so far I think you can figure this question out. Ok, one last question.
13. Yes. You might have expected a more intriguing and complex answer, but that's all to it. Oh, except apple pie. I loath these.
I don't feel I'm good at giving interviews, but if that helped you, then I feel glad. Goodbye.
Well accustomed with various machines shaped like real pets, but being just a complicated wind-up toys. Even to the point to owning a robot-like petpet (although some magic was also involved in Crani's creation). He knows of the existence of high-tech robots, such as those that are on the space station, but programming and nanotechnology are not something he knows a lot about.
He believes machines are useful and can make life easier, but only as tools and there are things which cannot be replaced with anything artificial. He is against too much technology invading our lives. Robots are things to him. He doesn't believe they could have mind of their own and feel any emotions.
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