The Labs (DNA/Gifted Roleplay Accepting)

[blueroseknight95]

     "I was born a girl, and albino, at that. My father 'cursed' me for being both, and sold me to 'science'. This has been my home since I was two, and I've never seen the outside." She put her hands on her legs while she sat seriously. "I don't care what's out there, and I don't care what could happen. All I want is to kick that man in the face, and return to the place where the cherry blossoms grow wild, and the lotuses don't stay in the mud of the ponds for thousands of years."
     Geist smiled faintly as he looked towards his friend through the hole in the wall. He always heard her speak of such a place many times, and never grew tired of it. His electric blue eyes looked back towards the others, then at the window to the outside above his head.

[Warrior345]

[glaceon24]

"Betterment of humanity how is illness and disfigurement going to stop, it might not and well be in here forever!" She said her
 Flairing out as she glared at the guard

[rustheart]

Asher couldn't blame Tracy for being afraid of the outside.  He couldn't remember much of it himself and could understand why she wouldn't want to go into the complete unknown.  He sat beside her in an attempt to block out what was happening outside.  "What are you drawing?"  He asked.

[rustheart]

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[rustheart]

Were did everyone go?

[blueroseknight95]

[Zarorah]

[[I was waiting for Tracy to respond o.o I can type something up though]]

"Did you ever stop to think that maybe, the whole electrocution thing was meant to be a positive?" Nathaniel asked, serious. "Maybe it was meant to test how much electrical charge a single human could handle before serious injuries occurred. Haven't you ever been shocked when unplugging something?" He folded his arms across his chest, tilting his head. "If one of those variables didn't occur, then who knows? Maybe we could be on the fast track to making humans virtually immune to electricity."

[blueroseknight95]

[Zarorah]

He sighed, looking directly at Yumi. "I heard about what had happened in your situation, and I can definitely see where you're coming from. If I were in your position, I'd probably want to kick this guy in the face as well. He sounds like a major ****choke." He smiled sadly, kneeling down in front of Yumi's cage. "I know you're probably not going to believe this when I say it, but, please, hear me out. We are trying so hard not to be the bad guys. Yes, sometimes what goes on here is, well, bad, but I swear to you, bad is not the end result we want. Even if that's what you think, I can promise you that that is not what we want." After a few minutes, he switched to sitting, his legs crossed underneath him.

Subconsciously, though, he was pushing more positive thoughts into Yumi's mind, trying to force her to see the pseudo-positives about being trapped in a metal cage for all of your existence.