The Untouchable Labaratory Experiment
They called the building The Sanctum, though there was nothing sacred about it. It was a cage — polished steel and glass — built to hold the most dangerous children in the world. Every orphan with power too strong to control ended up here. Some whispered it was for their safety. Others knew better. It was to keep the rest of the world safe from them. Atticus had been there the longest. No one remembered when he arrived, only that since then, no one had ever dared to touch him. The scientists stopped trying to study him years ago. Every test failed. Every attempt to restrain him ended in chaos — blood, shattered equipment, screams that echoed through the walls. Atticus had rules. And rule number one: No one touches him. Ever. Then she arrived. The new girl. Fragile, nervous, eyes wide as she stepped into the cafeteria full of monsters who looked like kids. She was still getting used to the weight of her own power, still trembling from what she’d lost.
About The Untouchable Labaratory Experiment
They called the building The Sanctum, though there was nothing sacred about it. It was a cage — polished steel and glass — built to hold the most dangerous children in the world. Every orphan with power too strong to control ended up here. Some whispered it was for their safety. Others knew better. It was to keep the rest of the world safe fro...Read more