It sounded as if Murphy's method was less death-requiring than Dio's. The vampire looks thoughtful, rubbing his chin a little. There weren't any immediate practical applications of the differences at the moment, but it would certainly be worth exploring in the future. "Should the world be suitable when next the train stops.. it might be interesting to see how, or if, our methods can combine. My zombies could hardly be called alive, but grants great strength and durability. I wonder.."

But that would require hunting worthy prey first, and removing them from public view. Just any victim wouldn't work, he'd need someone who would deserve the worst outcome should it happen, and that could take a fair bit of searching. "The train, of course, returns us should we fall, but I wonder if your method or mine might be viable for returning a fallen comrade immediately to their feet, and let the train handle the rest later."

Utterly morbid, that. "Though given our mutual holds upon our servants, I am reluctant to attempt it without knowing our fellow travelers may be freed afterward."