Xeander Berg: Difference between revisions

Before he joined Eric's Kleinmann's foundation, he had a small research and development research facility for mining engineering in Brussel. He met Kleinmann in an International Exposition in Brussels and they shared the same ideas about constructions and buildings. From that day on, the Bergmann Group was born.

After [[S.N.W]] was created, Xeander Berg was secretly hired to be the lead scientist for nuclear weapon development in the S.N.W bunker, under the belief the weapons would be used for good. Berg disappeared from the public eye, creating problems for the Bergmann Group. As the lead scientist, he was told that he couldn't leave the bunker or use any phones, and Berg realized he was actually a prisoner. He attempted to call Eric Kleinmann, after distracting guards at the bunker, but dialed a phone at Stalburg Steel's offices instead, and left a voicemail.  

Berg eventually managed to escape the bunker via the ventilation shafts, and came into contact with Jeff Walter, who was in hiding and looking for a way to expose S.N.W. Walter and Berg managed to compile condemning evidence against S.N.W, and Walter began to look for a way to publicize it. At some unknown point, Berg began to show symptoms of S.M.V., which made him terribly ill. Walter arranged a suitable shelter for him at Castle Rock Island, where he would commit himself to search for a cure for the disease. In a journal Berg wrote, he chronicled his stages through the S.M.V infection. He first found a mushroom growing on his hand, and more began to grow on his body. He experimented and did test green and orange mushrooms, but was unable to find anything conclusive. Berg began to lose his memory, and was on the verge of a breakthrough, but succumbed to the virus while writing his last log, presumably dying or becoming vegetative.  

Kleinmann was Berg's business partner and close friend. They founded the Bergmann Group together and supported each others investments. When he was held in the S.N.W bunker, Berg wrote many letters that would never get sent to Kleinmann, as well as a voicemail. Both men were concerned for each other's well being, as Berg noted that it would be "too much" for Eric if he saw him infected with S.M.V, a sentiment that would prove to be correct.