Alein Gasthunt, age 27 has remained in the Shreem providence services for more than nine years in his home country of France. Matlehem, a large and productive city quite known for it's productivity involving Shreem and Shreem handling services however Gasthunt is very much a rare professional in the regards he handles La Funt. Although passive and easily affectionate by nature, La funt are highly dangerous and therefor require constant demanding care and an eye for delicate approch requiring not only an official liscensing in handle training but also a typical tri visit follow up report. Alein however knows this far greater than many recognise or perhaps they surely do. Not only has Gasthunt marked a title as a rare trader but also as an unlikely survivor.
During the young age of fifteen Gasthunt had come across an abandoned La Funt dismissed from protocol sectors 5-17G and had not only been unaware of the dangers associated with neglected La Funt but the price it would surely cost him. Later on that very day he would be escorted to his nearby medical clinic, his left eye having been cleanly torn out. That day changed something in Alein however in a way many would not expect " I guess you could say..it helped me see how cruel some Shreem are treated. What that shreem did was not it's fault, it was clearly the fault of it's owner." from there Alein would continue to pursue his liscensing for trade associated with his region.

on our follow up to Alein Gasthunt we not only learn the proper care procedures to daily La Funt handling but also the much more nurturing aspects involved in properly providing a healthy enviroment for them. " The thing about Shreem is that they're like children. In many ways they learn from the way you act." Gasthunt would say with a chuckle " So you don't want to be a bad owner. That would be a bad choice. "

Beforehand it had been mentioned Gasthunt a survivor at a young age of an attack. That however was the least of the problems Alein would come to expect. During his early years in care Alein was constantly at work with Shreem and care providence to multiple Shreem at any given time. During feeding routine however Gasthunt had failed to realize an aggravated fight between a La Funt and Zant Fe would soon take place. " It really happened so fast" Alein said " It's hard to remember but it's never to be forgotten." during this vicious fight the fluid sack of the La Funt had been pierced causing a breached tear which had eventually released the biochemicals within. The La Funt had in fact died instantly at that given moment however the toxic fumes released has otherwise spread throughout the room and killed more than several other shreem. Gasthunt having been one of many breathing in the fumes.

Gasthunt was only one of four in known history to have not succumbed to La Funt Toxin intake. Having managed to contact a close by medical center he was found passed out and rushed. " Those toxins inside the fluid sacks. It's like breathing in carbon monoxide except imagine that carbon monoxide is ten times much more potent, now continue to imagine that cabon monoxide attaching to your lungs and not wanting to leave. The case with Alein Gasthunt, now that is the only I've seen not dead." so says Dr. Chaleink. In a highly dangerous procedure, Alein had faced a series of tubes injected throughout his chest through thin cuts placed on particular points which then proceeded to flush his chest. He was in fact being drowned. More than six hours later he would be alive in a rest bed. He would not be the same.

Fitted with a mechanic clasp tightly wound to his neck, Alein's only way to properly recieve airflow is from a direct puncturing pair of tubes into the lower portions of his lungs having been far too damaged to breath on their own. Despite this fact, Alein has made a come back from his trials and has for the last four years provided more than satisfactory service to France and it's inhabitants. " I love my work, but more than anything I love Shreem. I can't see anything ever changing that, trust me..I'd know."