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wherever I please. I’m not normal and I can’t pretend I am, I can’t just go to sleep

               and forget who I am.

                       I glitch to my room and grab my emergency packed duffle bag and teleport

               out to catch up to Elaine.

                       I’m lead into a car which Smith drives and Elaine occupies the passenger

               side.  I sit in the back staring out my window up at my apartment building.  The


               sun is just on the horizon just about to rise.  I’m really gonna do this again aren’t I?
                       My mind blanks as the city terrain passes by and the silence screams I’m

               making a mistake.  I ignore it the best I can and try to focus on the pavement road

               that changes to gravel that changes to dirt.  The buildings turn to trees and then to


               nothing.
                       Eventually the dirt turns to stainless steel flooring and fluorescent lights burn

               my eyes.  I get out of the car and dozens of people are running around like ants.

               Two staircases lead upwards to another level with a constant flow of people going

               up and down on each side. A few people in lab coats are working in a completely

               glass covered room with a mysterious tarp in the center.  Outside the door to the


               glass bowl are two armoured guards with guns, not letting anyone in.
                       I am ushered into a hallway with countless doors.  There are no people in lab

               coats or street clothes, just endless amounts of guards marching up and down the


               halls.

                       “What the hell is this place?” I ask out loud.
                       “The Ballistic Department’s Genetic Research Laboratory and Recruitment


               Center.” Smith replies dully.

                       “Weird mix isn’t it?” I further question.

                       “Not really when you think about it, most of these guards aren’t recruited at

               this department and are genetically negative…” Smith explains.

                       “Normal,” Elaine adds.
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