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Fang-tastic research.....(Bruce/Veronica; Random pairings post)
Vampires.
A subject that Bruce had been curious about for a good amount of time, especially since he'd had that scuffle with one around the time he'd first arrived to the City. The fight itself had been quick, which was good, but he'd had to bring out the big guy and that was never a reason to celebrate. Lucky for him the vampire had given up and Hulk had lost interest long enough for Bruce to change back. They had gotten extremely lucky that Hulk hadn't decided to tear the city down at that point, and he considered himself fortunate to have not hurt the other creature more than one can actually hurt a vampire. Bruce wasn't the type to actively try to hurt anyone (even his irritating soon-to-be father-in-law) and he honestly wished the well-being of all creatures in existence, vampires or no.
Enigma's best friend was a vampire, for instance, Damon, so it wasn't like Bruce didn't have interactions with the un-dead from time to time, and though he kind of despised the idea of existing after death, he found the subject completely fascinating. It was sort of a love-hate relationship when it came to the subject of vampires, and Bruce wasn't entirely for or against the things, he knew he wouldn't have exposed himself to that type of a situation if he didn't have a beast inside of him that would prevent any such change. Basically, if he was normal, he might view vampirism differently, but since it was impossible to fathom the idea in the smallest of ways, Bruce couldn't help but find it a little disgusting. He supposed one could argue the fact that they get a second chance of sorts, a new lease on the life they'd had before with powers and strength that rivaled none. He just didn't understand why they couldn't act like the people they had been before.
Maybe it was because he'd never experienced it, and he had never really sat down to talk with any of them either. He was a scientist, after all, and research was definitely part of his job description.
That was how he ended up at the library, in the section on vampires.
There seemed to be shelves and shelves on the subject, which was both good and bad, considering everyone seemed to have their own opinion on what was what in the world of the undead. He was going to have to take the time to sort through all of the shelves and get to the real truth.
This might take a while.
A subject that Bruce had been curious about for a good amount of time, especially since he'd had that scuffle with one around the time he'd first arrived to the City. The fight itself had been quick, which was good, but he'd had to bring out the big guy and that was never a reason to celebrate. Lucky for him the vampire had given up and Hulk had lost interest long enough for Bruce to change back. They had gotten extremely lucky that Hulk hadn't decided to tear the city down at that point, and he considered himself fortunate to have not hurt the other creature more than one can actually hurt a vampire. Bruce wasn't the type to actively try to hurt anyone (even his irritating soon-to-be father-in-law) and he honestly wished the well-being of all creatures in existence, vampires or no.
Enigma's best friend was a vampire, for instance, Damon, so it wasn't like Bruce didn't have interactions with the un-dead from time to time, and though he kind of despised the idea of existing after death, he found the subject completely fascinating. It was sort of a love-hate relationship when it came to the subject of vampires, and Bruce wasn't entirely for or against the things, he knew he wouldn't have exposed himself to that type of a situation if he didn't have a beast inside of him that would prevent any such change. Basically, if he was normal, he might view vampirism differently, but since it was impossible to fathom the idea in the smallest of ways, Bruce couldn't help but find it a little disgusting. He supposed one could argue the fact that they get a second chance of sorts, a new lease on the life they'd had before with powers and strength that rivaled none. He just didn't understand why they couldn't act like the people they had been before.
Maybe it was because he'd never experienced it, and he had never really sat down to talk with any of them either. He was a scientist, after all, and research was definitely part of his job description.
That was how he ended up at the library, in the section on vampires.
There seemed to be shelves and shelves on the subject, which was both good and bad, considering everyone seemed to have their own opinion on what was what in the world of the undead. He was going to have to take the time to sort through all of the shelves and get to the real truth.
This might take a while.