#make heisen great (the first time)

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Heisen nation rise up ‼️‼️‼️‼️

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Sibling Lord Reader-

I had this idea after I had finished the game and thinking all of the lords deserved better so why not give them some happiness with a reader who’s a child. I just love them all so much and they all need some love~

Hope y’all enjoy~

TW: Just a little bit of talk of gore but nothing too extreme.

~Lady Dimitrescu~

Dimitrescu was very neutral and quite annoyed by the fact that Mother Miranda had recruited another lord to the family.

She was more than surprised to see you, a simple child, as the new lord that Miranda picked.

You instantly reminded her of her daughters from how small and young you were.

She quickly became very overprotective of you, taking you in and making sure that nobody hurt you.

She was slow to introduce you to her daughters though, not knowing how they would react to the new young lord.

They absolutely loved you whenever you were persistent to meet them, quickly becoming great friends even though they were quite overwhelming at first.

Dimitrescu was more than happy to see you interacting so well with his daughters, happy to allow her daughters to run their energy someone younger than herself

Dimitrescu is like a big BIG sister to you, one to always go to if you have problems but never one to go if you have not problems as she will just tell you to kill them. “The best man is a dead man” she tells you.

“If that man thing touches a single hair of their head, I will rip him apart and scatter his body parts like Rosemary!”

Mess with her little Sugar-Plum, she’ll mess with your face.

Calls you lots of cute little nicknames that are elegant. (Ex; Sugar-Plum, Honey-Bun, Little one, etc etc)

You like to call her “Dimi” and “Lady” and sometimes “Ali” if you’re feeling upset. Her daughters have grown to calling her these nicknames as well which means she heard all these nicknames for herself and she thinks it’s adorable that you and her daughters bounce off of each other.

-Salvatore Moreau-

Moreau was more than ecstatic to find out that there would be another lord added to their family.

He was happy to know he would have another sibling added to the mix.

He didn’t really care that you turned out to be a child, he was an instant fan of you.

He was very scared that you would be frightened or even disgusted by his form but he was so happy when you told him how cool he looked.

He was slow to show you his place, knowing how dangerous and easy it was to get lost in.

When he finally showed you; you were more than happy to look around and see the place. He even showed you himself as a fish which you thought was super cool.

He was more than happy to help you move into your own estate in the village whenever you simply said that you had a lot of stuff.

Moreau is like a younger brother to you, he might be older but he acts so much like a little brother than you are more than willing to call him Lil’ Bro.

“That Ethan better not hurt my little one, he’s no more if he does.”

He, unsurprisingly, calls you a lot of fish nicknames and sometimes kinda disgusting nicknames but you adore it. (Ex; Slime-Ball, Little Carp, Small Trout, etc etc)

You like to call him “Fishy” or “Goopy” and he loves both of them very much and will fight anyone who says otherwise.

>Karl Heisenberg<

Heisenberg is more than unwilling to meet the new lord Miranda had allowed into their “family” and had been another failure for the resurrection for her own daughter but was forced to go.

He didn’t expect you to be so young, let alone so small and innocent looking. He immediately felt the need to save you and hopefully get you away from Mother Miranda before she could damage you.

He doesn’t let it show though, making you think you have to prove yourself to him for him to like you.

You are more than determined to do that which makes him like you even more, pushing you to your limits but always being there when you crash.

He would kill anyone who would try to hurt you, even if it meant any of his machines.

Speaking of his machines, he rarely allows you to wonder his factory because he doesn’t want you to get lost or hurt.

Heisenberg refuses to admit that he sees himself as a big brother to you but the second you call him Big Bro Heisen, his tough exterior with melt away and he will gush over you.... In a manly way, of course

“No I don’t care if Ethan goes after the young lord...” “Ethan shot at them” “He shot at my little Monster!? That son of a bitch is dead when I see him!”

He adores giving you nicknames, not harmful nicknames like the others but actually sweet ones because he refuses to call you a mean name unless someone is trying to accuse him of liking you. (Ex; little Monster, Cute little Machine, Monster Mayham, etc etc)

You call him “Big Bro Heisen” a lot but you’ll sometimes switch to calling him just “Heisen”.

*Donna and Angie Beneviento*

Donna was quite nervous about hearing about the new lord to join their family, hoping that they would be kind and not always at their throats with someone else like Heisenberg and Dimitrescu. Angie on the other hand was more than excited to meet the new member, hoping to be friends with them.

They were both shocked to find out you were a child, so young and sweet looking but a little frightened of Angie. All the terrifying things around you and you found the possessed doll frightening.

You were quick to warm up to Donna since she was nice and calm but it took you a while to warm up to Angie.

When you did warm up to Angie, you were always around her and Donna. Playing with all the dolls in their house and even helping them make new ones.

You’re mostly over the Beneviento residence more than any others because it’s the safest place for a young child to be, mostly because you would stay in one spot to play with Angie and the other dolls.

Donna became almost like a motherly sibling type of attitude towards you since Mother Miranda wasn’t much of a mother. Angie, on the other hand, was more of a playful sister to you. They both loved you none the less.

“Don’t touch my baby doll, Ethan Winters! I’ll kill you if you do!”

Nicknames, they’ve got one. Baby Doll, all the time. They both agree that it’s the best nickname and they love the way you light up when they call you Baby Doll.

You call Donna “Shadow” because of her black clothing and veil. You call Angie “Ann” because she pretends to like it since you were so cute when you came up with it.

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Blockchain Finally Means More Exposure For Photography As A Business

Monty Munford ,  

 CONTRIBUTOR

In the not-so-long-ago days before photography became a culture where any unskilled person could take as many pictures as they liked on a photography-only device, this culture was an art.

A decent camera was an expensive investment and that was only the first part of the hardware. The second purchase was an unreliable canister that took only 24 or 36 pictures, all of which could not be previewed or reviewed.

Then that canister was sent to a third party developer and finally the developed film would arrive in the post a couple of weeks later. Ah, those were the days; slow, thoughtful photography.

Then came digital cameras, then camera-phones and the next depressing stage in the demolition of this art was the disrespect of copyrighted images. Regulation was minimal and, before you could click a shutter or check the aperture, the business was destroyed.

Now, and not for the first time, blockchain is trying to resurrect photography-as-a-business (PaaB perhaps) by giving due credit to the professionals who create such wondrous images. It's unlikely to bring back photography as cultural expertise for the trained, but it might just help such photographers make 

Dan Taylor, founder of Heisenberg Media, is a professional photographer whose work has previously been used for Forbes and he is adamant that blockchain is great news for photographers and publishers alike.

Integrating blockchain Technology with photography is a highly valuable resource. As a professional photographer, I’ve had my works used time and time again in numerous publications, many of which I discover a long time after publication.

Wemark

The WeMark founders want to use blockchain to improve the revenues of image stakeholders.

The latest company that is trying to address this imbalance is Tel Aviv-based Wemark, a company that says it has created a blockchain-based distribution and exchange system for digital content and has announced exclusive content partnerships with Caia Image and Cavan Images.

Through this exclusive partnership, the company says it will be the only blockchain-based marketplace that has Caia and Cavan’s 130,000 photos available for licensing, including many of its 'best-selling' photos that are currently licensed through some of the largest stock photo sites. 

With the launch of the platform, Wemark will have access to more than one million images on its marketplace. Wemark is backed by VCs and advisors such as Lars Perkins, CEO and founder of Picasa, which was acquired by Google, and Keren Sachs, the former content director at Shutterstock.

With this partnership, Wemark wants to challenge one of the most centralized markets that exist, where photographers are overcharged and underpaid for the content they create.

As a blockchain-based distribution and exchange system for digital content, the company is 'zooming in' on stock photography by removing third party agencies and fostering a creator-focused economy, which ultimately allows creators to license their content directly to customers.

With this new system, Wemark’s 'distributed marketplace' keeps control and rights in the hands of the photographers and protects the work they create.

“The current system for distributing digital content is not working anymore with creators giving up many of their rights and only receiving a fraction of their content’s real value.

"Alongside Caia Image, Cavan Images and other partners, we are working to build an alternative distribution system that content creators need and deserve,” said Tai Kaish, Wemark Co-Founder and CEO .

While blockchain is not always the panacea that it promises, anything that enables photography to be part a marketplace where all stakeholders are paid for their work is certainly positive.

In an age where negatives in photography are part of its analogue heritage and history, the last word goes to Heisenberg's Taylor

"I believe that publishers aren’t intentionally stealing works, it’s simply a matter of being unable to track down the source. Having a universal ledger removes this barrier. So not only credit, but perhaps more importantly, creatives can now be paid for their work," he concludes.

Let's carry on the conversation over at my Google News-verified blog Mob76 Outlook or on  Twitter - @montymunford

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