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Zero_Delta said:
I think I put to much... But enjoy! (The full story is 7 pages and still only half done ^_^') Also, I such at making titles, any suggestions will be nice. Prologue Somewhere… “Yes! We did it; look at him, fully developed and ready. Aha, ha, ha, the buyers will be thrilled!” In the tank, a hand twitches. “What?” Something dark materializes sejak the hand. “No, he’s not supposed to be awake! What’s going on here?!” An explosion rocks the countryside, a figure emerges from the flames of the burning building, and a scrap of flaming paper, one of many, blows by: SUBJECT: ZERO GROUP: DELTA Ch. 1 Normal, that’s how most people would describe me, but then, most people don’t seem to notice that before the school tahun started, I didn’t exist. They don’t see my blood red eyes atau my uncanny reflexes. Maybe they think I’m one of those ‘emos’ that sulk on the edges of the crowds with their tinted contact lenses, but I don’t care, the truth is way stranger. anda see, I’m not even human. I’m just trying to live what my data calls a ‘normal’ life. “Mister Delta, if anda would be so kind as to tell me the solution to exercise thirty-seven?” Damn teachers. “I do believe that x equals seventeen point five two, Mr. Thompson.” “Correct as usual, if only anda would actually pay attention in class. Now for the rest of you…” Blah, blah, blah, straight A’s again this semester, not that anyone cares. I find it hard to believe that people don’t know this stuff, but then, I did say I wasn’t normal. The loceng rings and chaos descends, bodies leap from their seats and rush for the door, but I stay still and wait for everyone to go, no sense in fighting the masses. “And don’t forget the homework on page two twenty-three” Forget it Mr. Thompson, they’re gone. Too bad, a few of them would do well if they tried. I walk home, alone, nobody needs to see that I live in an empty warehouse at the industrial park; I don’t need people fussing over me about not having a family, I don’t care. I walk past a dark alley and hear a single footstep. The shadows hide nothing. I can see the five filthy men, shifting and toying with their weapons. It’s been to long since I had an excuse, I couldn’t resist: “Well, what are anda waiting for? Come and get me.” I smirk and ready myself. This is going to be fun. The muggers hesitate, but decide that their numbers are enough and run at me. I feel the energy build and the darkness gather. In my hand forms a bar of solid black, so dark it seems to draw in the light around it as it stretches and swells to form the shape of the legendary Japanese katana blade. I strike, my movements nearly invisible; a crowbar split, pisau blades separated from their handles, and even a gun, sliced across the chamber, fails to fire. I step back and smile as the edge of my blade fades and softens: no point in killing them, a few bruises will be sufficient.
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