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Felix took a tighter grip around the knife as he waited for the responce.
Felix took a tighter grip around the knife as he waited for the responce.
To hell with it.
Elizia lowered her gun and let the energy dissipate. Her wings vanished, the gun stopped shaking, her eyes stopped glowing. "I'm leaving," she stated, a blank look on her face. She glanced around, noted the nearest door, and approached. A cold metal lock hung on the handle. With a quick pulse and a bit of power, the lock was vaporized.
"My advice, you leave too."
”That’s what I’ve been trying to do this entire time,” Felix muttered. He rolled his eyes.
Mar was too terrified to move.
Jae teleported through the halls, trying to find his way put of the lab as quickly as he could. He passed several dead bodies on his way, he wasn't sure how they were killed but he didn't want to stop long enough to find out.
Felix took a couple of quick steps over to the door. He couldn’t wait to get out of here.
Aza threw her scalpel at the door, lodging it into the metal. "Before you leave, tell me why you came, please," she chirped.
Elizia stopped dead, and her hand tightened around her gun. She vaporized the scalpel then turned to face the lunatic.
"It isn't really any of your concern, so I'll be keeping that to myself."
"Now, now," Aza said and pulled a long dagger out of her belt. "I wouldn't say unkind things like that, cher!"
Felix took a step forward. ”Leave her alone. If she says it isn’t your concern, that means it isn’t. We don’t have to tell you anything, chica.” He flicked the armyknife open in his pocket. He hid it carefully as he angled the blade away from his own skin. He didn’t want anyone to see the knife. He probably wouldn’t be considered a threat if he was unarmed. Felix didn’t want to fight anyone, he just wanted to get out of here. Preferably unharmed.
Elizia turned her back and strode out, confident enough to keep the gun at her side. Her sister was her business. That was all.
An alarm rang out somewhere in the remains of the lab facility. Smoke, fire…. it was death and ash out there.
There was a car right outside. Better than walking.
Mar was bawling again, too afraid to move.
Felix headed towards the door. He turned around to look at the dark-haired girl. ”If you really must know, I came for the money. They offered me payment to be tested on. You might not be familiar with the concept, but not everyone has money enough to do whatever they want.” With those words he walked through the door.
Jae saw someone walk out a door in front of him as he was walking down a hall. He froze unsure of whether to say anything or not.
"Wait!" Aza called after the boy. "I was…an experiment." She held out her hand, forcing it to spark with fire. "See?"
Mar stopped bawling enough to hear what they were saying.
"Y-You guys too?" She asked tentatively, standing by the door.
"Yeah," Aza said and cocked her head. "What's yours?"
"T-telepathy." Mar shuddered. The things the scientists had been thinking…
"Not as bad as mine," Aza said. "Hard to control."
Felix had stopped at the door, without turning around. He bit his lip as he listened to the others telling each other their mutation. Thinking about his own mutation, it would be handy to know theirs.
"What about you?" Aza said to the boy in the doorway.
Felix hesitated for a second. ”I… was a fail. Nothing happened after my treatment,” he lied.
Mar gasped.
"How did you get away? They usually incinerate the failures!"
Aza slinked over to him and pressed the dagger to the back of his neck. "I severely doubt that, sweets," she whispered in his ear.
Felix gave them a bitter, crooked smile. ”Some things are better off unspoken.”
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