Do you want to know the secret of life itself? Do you believe in Post Mortem Cognitive Transfer? Have you ever heard of the Induction Principle? Did history include you in its teachings of the existence of the very venerable Dr Von Rosenstein? Enter an ancient stone tower amidst the wretched squalor of the Viennese back street hovels on a black storm-lashed night. Step down, into the place where magic and the arts were turned into…The Art of Science.
Although generally little appreciated, Maximilion Von Rosenstein must take both the credit and the shame for the indefensible horrors of Frankenstein's monster, for he was both the inventor of the process and the brilliant tutor to the headstrong and brash young student of notoriety. Because of his naivety and petulance, all progress in this technological field was lost forever, along with the credibility of the Doctor, the scientific principles and any chance of future public confidence in the practice.
Von Rosenstein's scientific development in areas of the secret history of man and his eternal struggle for the achievement of the higher state, through the reciprocal maturity of the Lost Arts, was a groundbreaking progression in modern science. It has now all, tragically, been squandered to history and his only legacy from the toils of the devout servants of the Pandectes Philosopiae, is nothing more than a popular tale of the horror genre, accredited to his former clandestine lover, Miss Mary Shelly.