Zauberei Tower

Unbeknownst to the citizens of Edgewater, an organization of immense power and influence dwells in the J. Shockley Memorial Gardens. One of the main structures of the place is Zauberei Plaza, a strange, rotating structure that is home to fortune readers, street magicians, and so-called psychics. But in the center of the structure is a staircase that leads down to a heavily locked door, which is impainted with what appears to be a glyph. Said door has no locks, no holes, no apparent way of entry. Only if someone possessed the password, which changed daily, could they gain entry to the entrance hallway, which was lined with heat-sensing video cameras, and to the elavator, which would take anyone riding it down approximately fifteen stories deep into the earth. At the floor level, one would find the massive, imposing structure of Zauberei Tower, rotating like the plaza that served as just one part of its revealed roof.

The cavern around Zauberei Tower, much like the entrance hallway, was lined with heat sensing cameras, as well as normal cameras, and something substantially more similar. Human beings shambled around the cavern's floor, all of them dead but of varying causes, and all of them were bent to the will of Zauberei Tower's master, the Magister Arcanum, the leader of the world's wizarding council, Doctor Zemopheus.

If one wished access to Doctor Zemopheus, they must pass through the glyphed door, through the shambling undead, and finally, the three great guardians of Zauberei Tower...

Liu Sung Ha stepped into Edgewater, a place he has not been to in a long while. He walked around in the Zauberei Plaza, and found the staircase that is not widely known.

It had been a long 8 years, training in the art of "The dance of the god of death".

It was time to finish his training as a Raun Fighter. He approached the impressive door and placed his palm onto the door.

"Lilliputian."

Sung Ha said a simple word, and the heavily locked door slowly opened, silently. He walked to the elevator, and rode it in silence. He walked past the Undead, the Guardians, and the door. As soon as he got near the middle of the room, he knelt, and said to a being before him.

"Master, I have returned."

Argus come with a hooded head to Zauberei Tower and look at the entrance hallway whose like a cavern, but it seems that hard to penetrate the defenses at the entrance, so he decided to do everything he knows, first of all, the most primitive way: Shout and ask how to get in. Argus than shout "Anyone in there, if any; do you know how to get enter this building?"

To Ied:

"The Doctor is out." A feminine voice replied, the chair twisting around and revealing the exceptionally feminine form of Roxy Reed. "Touring the sewers, Sung Ha." She said with a smirk, twisting a small, unconnected flame in-between her slender fingers.

She began rocking sideways in the chair, twisting it around like a small child doped up on candy would. She was always the most energetic of folks, burning with an energy that would leave a hyper six year old breathless. Her foot tapped on the floor, just another little manifestation of the extreme amount of energy that was contained in her body.

"Put please," She said, her smirk remaining. "Call me master. It's a nice little title."

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As Argus called out to the door, it began to dissipate, leaving little more than a whispy entrance and the six pale figures that huddled behind the door. "Greetings, manling." Moses said, twisting his head like an owl as the man entered. The Gospel Vamps, as Zemopheus had taken to calling the newest additions to Zauberei Tower, stared at the man, their red eyes gleaming out of the musty hallway.

"What do you require?"

"It's worked?" Said Argus in astonishment. 'Never thought it will be, and by the way my business here is to meet with doctor Zemopheus that i heard is here, can I meet with him? I wish to join him. And can you direct me the way? I think it will be far. By the way, who are you?"

One Moses' eyes cocked in a stranger manner. "You claim to know of the Doctor, do you?" He asked, raising the magical stone up so that the interloper could see it. "How have you learned the name of that great man, manling?" He asked, sounding rather volatile.

Behind him, the other five vampires licked their lips, thinking about the first feeding they could expect as the living dead.

"Of course I know the name, he is quite famous around here. and I dare to speak his name, cause why would he have name if he don't want to be called? He is truly a great and extraordinary doctor really, but repeat my request: I wish to see and join him?" said Argus.

Spector sat watching nearby, he had used his ectoplasm to fix himself to the cave wall. He had followed Liu Sung using his mist form and had seen him enter the dark looking tower and wondered if it was his place of dwelling. This dark and foreboding area of the city suited him perfectly, but he wasn't there to marvel at the tower... he was there to plunder whatever riches that lay deep inside the castle like structure. Since he dropped out of high school and had no job or occupation common theivery was his only means of surviving. Sure he could easily get a job, but the thrill of stealing was far more fun, and the rewards of a successful "haunt" as he called it were far larger than any salery. Spector pointed his open hand at the wall of the tower. A tentacle of liquid ectoplasm shot from his palm, at the last second he willed the end into a solid point which embedded itself into the side of the tower with a muffled thud. He then jumped from the cavern, which he had attached himself to and swung to the wall of the tower, the neko-te on his right hand and the tentacle in his left, fully secured him to the side of the tower. He reshaped the tentacle into four spikes protruding from his palm. "Fools! This is too easy!" He began to climb.

"He's touring the sewers with Jodel, as to satiate that one's hunger for living flesh. We can't allow him to feed on the innocents, you know." She smirked, her foot tapping as hard as ever.

"I can't think of a way to contact him, no, unless you happen to have a cell phone, then I can think of many. Phone call, text message, photo message, voice mail..." She paused for a moment. "If it has internet capabilities you can even send him an e-mail. He's got one of those little devices that allows him to check that when he's on the move."