The Sick and Twisted Mind of Lucious Frostborne

Doctor Lucius Frostborne. He is my mentor, my godfather, and my hero. He’s someone I look up to on the level that I can't put into words. Someone who changed not only the world but my life. His name says doctor, but it should say doctor three times. He's got three doctoral degrees. One for general practice, one for general surgeon, and one for plastic surgery. He serves as the primary and general care provider for many, while also acting as a surgeon on call as needed. Then he moonlights as a pro bono plastic surgeon. One of his most notable achievements is the Life Pass Initiative. He developed patented methods to keep patients happy and comfortable when they are nearing death. Often, he covers funerals and expenses out of his own funds. Allowing these people to pass away under supervised care, with their families knowing their final needs have been taken care of. A lot of his techniques are questionable when it comes to legalities, and he’s eccentric in a lot of ways, but the work he does has helped millions, so most of the time, he gets a pass when skirting that thin line between what is and isn’t allowed. The medical bar recognizes that most of his surgical procedures are cutting-edge, having never been done before, and consistently yield successful outcomes. I’ve watched his career unfold, and his surgical prowess and medical knowledge are unmatched worldwide. He’s one of the most sought-after doctors and surgeons internationally. My parents were very close friends of Doctor Frostborne. He became my Godfather at an early age. Growing up, I didn’t get to see him often, except when he would visit occasionally between work. But it's his medical history and his heroics that have forever changed my life. He's the reason why I entered the medical field. He's the reason I went to medical college. He promised me at a young age. If I ever finished up my medical schooling, he would take me under his wing and teach me all he knew. It’s something I’ve looked forward to every second of my life. I truly wish I had known what I was getting myself into and the actual reality of what