[IC] [MATURE] The Vampire RP

[CountDracula]

@Aisling "Sure." The father came and helped her. "At my hospital, we always make sure that the brakes are applied, so that the wheelchairs can't get away."

[Aisling]

@CountDracula

"I can't push them all the way down like that. Will the kind of wheelchair like loan has be easier to use? I might be able to get a green one." Fiona swung her tail fin over the side of the bed as she held onto the triangle. She was then able to swung from the bed to the chair with a plop.
"Uncle says that I will grow into the chair and that my arms are not long enough."

[CountDracula]

@Aisling "It should, yes," the father answered. "Active wheelchairs are much easier to handle. - I'd say that your one needs adjustment, and that it definitely isn't the right one for you if your arms are too short for it."

[Aisling]

@CountDracula

"Oh, ok. Now I'll go to the bathroom really quick." Fiona spoke as she unlocked the chair one side at a time by leaning over. She was able to move the chair easily and was out of the room, hurrying down the hall to the bathroom. She was able to use the handicap bathroom with no problems.

Before long she was back in the room. She locked the wheelchair and reached for the triangle bar once more. SHe easily lifted herself up then swung herself back into the bed where she was able to pull her tail fin inside. She covered herself up then made a bunched up bit of blanket before settling down to sleep.
"Thank you for your help."

[CountDracula]

@Aisling The father smiled. "You're welcome." Then, he went out of the room. "Remarkable little girl," he said to Mystique.

[Aisling]

@CountDracula

Thank you but I think that it was the upbringing and the independence of the said little girl. What was she up to? Mystique asked as she smiled. Dermot did a fine job raising her and now she will be taking over Fiona's care. She could only hope to do as well as he did.

[CountDracula]

@Aisling "Needed to go to the bathroom," the father answered.

Ioan continued his tour. The next room they entered was a building with a telescope. "That's the other public part of the observatory."

[Aisling]

@CountDracula

Thank you for helping Fiona. Dermot bought a size too big because of the money situation at the moment. I'll be getting her a new one like loan's

"Wow! that is one huge telescope..... It is so large because it has to go so far to see things out in the outer space?" Mystique asked.

[CountDracula]

@Aisling "You should leave a country where help is dependent on money right away," Dracula said. "Here in Romania, you don't have to pay for a wheelchair. We've got good health insurances here, which will pay for all the aids that are needed."

"It is so large because the larger it is, the more light it can collect, and the more light it can collect, the more objects you can see," Ioan answered. "But this one still is small, compared to what professionals use."

[Aisling]

@CountDracula
But hers and mine for that matter is in US. I'll be losing mine because I am no longer in college and one of the reasons why I must have a job so soon. I am not a resident of Romania, unfortunately.

"It is hard to fathom a larger telescope when I see this particular one and am amazed at what this one is like. Is it hard to use?" Mystique asked as she cautiously looked around the room. She did not want to bump anything and make a mess.

[CountDracula]

@Aisling "You can still get one here... it's not about being a resident of Romania. Our health care system is a bit different," Dracula said. "I could help you with finding one."

"No," Ioan answered. "You just need the coordinates of the object you want to look at. Then, you type them into the computer. The rest will be done automatically."

[Aisling]

@CountDracula

Thank you, Count Dracula. What do I need for us to be considered for insurance and perhaps citizenship?

"If I knew the coordinates of the North Star, then it would zoom into the North Star? Technology is so interesting when it is so simple." Mystique smiled at loan.

[CountDracula]

@Aisling "Insurance is easy: You just need to fill in a form. Citizenship is a bit harder: You need to speak Romanian, and you need to have lived here for at least five years," Dracula answered.

"Exactly," Ioan answered and demonstrated it by typing in some coordinates. "Now, just take a look through it. You should be able to see the North Star and its companion star."

[Aisling]

@CountDracula
Then I suppose that those lessons will be needed. I'll fill out the insurance papers when you get the papers for me. Thanks for the help, Count Dracula.

Mystique lean to view the telescope and what she saw was certainly amazing.
"loan, the North Star is so dazzling. i never knew how beautiful it is. What is the companion star called?"

[CountDracula]

@Aisling "You're welcome," Dracula answered. Then, he fainted again.

"It's called Polaris B," Ioan answered.

[Aisling]

@CountDracula

"Polaris B. I never saw it with my naked eye. I guess there was not enough light to be able to see it or did I just not see it?" Mystique asked then became quiet.

"loan, I was mentally speaking with Count Dracula and now I feel as if he is not there like... what does that mean?"

[CountDracula]

@Aisling "That's right. Astronomers measure the brightness of a celestial body in magnitudes, short m: The higher the magnitude, the fainter the object," Ioan explained. "With the naced eye, you can see up to about 5-6m, while the magnitude of Polaris B is 9m."

[Aisling]

@CountDracula

"I bet there are like 300% more stars than what we can see. Did I guess right?" Mystique asked as she gazed into the telescope once more.

[CountDracula]

@Aisling Ioan shook his head. "There are much, much more. In total, we can see five thousand stars with the naked eye - 2500 on each hemisphere - but some astronomers estimate that there are 70 quintrillion stars in the observable universe. That is a number with 22 zeroes."

[Aisling]

@CountDracula

"Twentytwo? Twentytwo zeros after the seventy? Are you truly serious?" Mystique looked up slowly as she tried to fathom such a number.
"No, I guess not from the look on your face. That is like counting the grains of sand on a beach!"