Avellan13
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Dr. Gray was walking down a hall, with a steady stride, examining his notes. He could barely contain his excitement. Only yesterday, the specimen had shown signs of awareness. Even though it was only for a few seconds, it was more than they had expected. It indicated that they were ahead of schedule and would soon have positive results.
If everything worked out, he would be famous. He, Dr. Gray, would be forever known as the hero of mankind. The man who had force jumped human evolution by unlocking the secret to human telekinetics. Approaching a door, he took a breath, and walked inside.
The room wasn't much. It looked like an airport security room than a research station. But it was the most important room in the entire building. Multiple computer, with untold wealth of data scrolling across their screens, were set on several desks. Each one being used by a fellow researcher. Dr. Gray walked over to a woman, "How's the specimen?"
"Not much activity since yesterday. We've been monitoring it, but..." she gestured helplessly.
Dr. Gray smiled as he straight ahead at the two-way mirror. On the other side was a slightly larger, square shaped room, completely bare of any furniture or computers. The white room housed only one thing. A large cylinder tank, full of greenish-red liquid, with a person inside.
Suddenly, the woman spoke up, "Dr. Gray. The specimen's showing full cognitive awareness to it's surroundings."
Dr. Gray stood stunned. "That's... not possible. We haven't administered the-" but he stopped and looked at the tank.
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Opening his eyes, the first thing he saw was water. Reddish-green water that surrounded him. His eyes slowly moved back and forth as he examined his surroundings. He was in the tank. The tank that he saw the last time he opened his eyes, before slipping back into the darkness. He was floating in the liquid and there were tubes attached to him.
Instantly he heard a voice, muffled and far off, but he still heard it. "The specimen's showing full cognitive awareness to it's surroundings."
Dr. Gray... Dr. Gray.. he knew that name. He had heard it when he had last opened his eyes. A man in a white suit, smiling at him. Not with a kind smile, but an unnerving one, right before the pains had set in. The pains that he felt since he first came into being. Even though then he couldn't see, he could feel the needles stabbing and blades slicing him as they experimented on him.
Rage boiled within him and he clenched his fist as they shook violently. He felt the force within him and, once it reached it's peak, released it. The glass shattered into a million pieces and water spilled out onto the floor. The tubes instantly disconnected from him, causing him to fall onto the ground.
A siren went off as an electronic voice spoke, "Warning... warning. Specimen-01 has been released. Initiating lockdown." He didn't care, all that mattered was getting out of this place.
He slowly got to his feet and headed for the nearby, double metal doors. As he made his way, the lockdown caused a huge slab of metal to slam close over the doors. He paused for a moment then, with a wave of his hand, the lockdown door was blown open. With a slight smile, he ran down the hall.
The building was in ruins behind him. Fire bellowed from opening in the walls and ceilings. Parts of the building were on the verge of collapsing. It had been difficult, but not challenging. He had, only twice, met a group of armed men who had tried to stop him. They now lay dead, nothing more than crushed corpses. Taking a breath, he looked out at the city in the distance with a smile and a single thought ,Freedom!
Dr. Gray was walking down a hall, with a steady stride, examining his notes. He could barely contain his excitement. Only yesterday, the specimen had shown signs of awareness. Even though it was only for a few seconds, it was more than they had expected. It indicated that they were ahead of schedule and would soon have positive results.
If everything worked out, he would be famous. He, Dr. Gray, would be forever known as the hero of mankind. The man who had force jumped human evolution by unlocking the secret to human telekinetics. Approaching a door, he took a breath, and walked inside.
The room wasn't much. It looked like an airport security room than a research station. But it was the most important room in the entire building. Multiple computer, with untold wealth of data scrolling across their screens, were set on several desks. Each one being used by a fellow researcher. Dr. Gray walked over to a woman, "How's the specimen?"
"Not much activity since yesterday. We've been monitoring it, but..." she gestured helplessly.
Dr. Gray smiled as he straight ahead at the two-way mirror. On the other side was a slightly larger, square shaped room, completely bare of any furniture or computers. The white room housed only one thing. A large cylinder tank, full of greenish-red liquid, with a person inside.
Suddenly, the woman spoke up, "Dr. Gray. The specimen's showing full cognitive awareness to it's surroundings."
Dr. Gray stood stunned. "That's... not possible. We haven't administered the-" but he stopped and looked at the tank.
*************
Opening his eyes, the first thing he saw was water. Reddish-green water that surrounded him. His eyes slowly moved back and forth as he examined his surroundings. He was in the tank. The tank that he saw the last time he opened his eyes, before slipping back into the darkness. He was floating in the liquid and there were tubes attached to him.
Instantly he heard a voice, muffled and far off, but he still heard it. "The specimen's showing full cognitive awareness to it's surroundings."
Dr. Gray... Dr. Gray.. he knew that name. He had heard it when he had last opened his eyes. A man in a white suit, smiling at him. Not with a kind smile, but an unnerving one, right before the pains had set in. The pains that he felt since he first came into being. Even though then he couldn't see, he could feel the needles stabbing and blades slicing him as they experimented on him.
Rage boiled within him and he clenched his fist as they shook violently. He felt the force within him and, once it reached it's peak, released it. The glass shattered into a million pieces and water spilled out onto the floor. The tubes instantly disconnected from him, causing him to fall onto the ground.
A siren went off as an electronic voice spoke, "Warning... warning. Specimen-01 has been released. Initiating lockdown." He didn't care, all that mattered was getting out of this place.
He slowly got to his feet and headed for the nearby, double metal doors. As he made his way, the lockdown caused a huge slab of metal to slam close over the doors. He paused for a moment then, with a wave of his hand, the lockdown door was blown open. With a slight smile, he ran down the hall.
The building was in ruins behind him. Fire bellowed from opening in the walls and ceilings. Parts of the building were on the verge of collapsing. It had been difficult, but not challenging. He had, only twice, met a group of armed men who had tried to stop him. They now lay dead, nothing more than crushed corpses. Taking a breath, he looked out at the city in the distance with a smile and a single thought ,Freedom!