A boy sat on his knees in the same dark room he had been in for years on end. Chains binding him to the floor, a collar to keep him from using his abilities. Screams of pain echoed throughout the room as a wave of cracks echoed through the room. A result from the joints trying to move after being tied down for so long. The boy tried to see the light but he couldn't, there was none. There was no hope.

A girl sat alone in her freezing cold room, but it didn't bother her. She had gotten used to everything she touched either covering or turning into ice, and she wouldn't have it any other way. Being a practical mute had its advantages, the ability to freeze the lock on her door was one of them. She had to wait though during the time the guards switched shifts was perfect because they would either be too hungry and tired to care, or full and sluggish to be alert. The girl laid still on her bed, waiting for the guard to peek through the square hole cut in the door. When the guard had passed, she quickly put the dummy she made in her bed and grabbed her book bag filled with a journal, a couple boxes of granola bars, and a few water bottles. She zipped her hoodie underneath her winter coat, preparing for the outside weather, and put on her gloves that kept things from freezing. The brave young lady took a deep breath as she gently breathed on the lock before breaking it, and dashing into the dark hallway. The girl didn't know where she was going, all she knew was that she was getting out of this horrible place.

Jason watched as the door opened, a fat man in a suit came strolling out of the light leaking through the room. The collar around Jason's neck suddenly splintered to pieces. The man that had entered the room screamed and started to run, but suddenly the boy appeared next to him, having teleported over.

The girl crawled underneath a coffee table to catch her breath, to hide from the running guards as well. Where are they going? She thought as she waited for a bit before crawling out from her hiding spot. She saw a map for a fire escape plan and quickly jotted it down in her journal before taking off to a fire escape exit. She was going down the last hallway when she heard several screams off pain and agony, going against her better judgement, the girl stayed but she ducked into the vents to figure out what was causing such chaos.

Jason let out a telekintic force so powerful thag ripple could be visually seen moving through the air, slamming the man into a wall where he was killed. All the bones in his body splintering. The boy turned on the next person, a cyborg guard. Jason screamed as another telekintic wave tore this man to shreds as well

The girl whimpered softly as she felt the shock of whatever was coming from a boy screaming. She crawled closer to the source of such great power. Peering over the edge of the vent cover, she spotted a limp body of a fat man and the convulsing body of a cyborg-guard. The girl found it odd that another set of guards cautiously walked into the room. They usually were so confident and quick, she should know they took her to experiments everyday for the past how many ever years.

Jason spun on the next two guards and teleported straight in bewteen them. He looked from side to side as both of them melted. Liquified by his sheer power. Leaving only bloody and'smoking skeletons left behind.

The girl gasped softly as she watched what was unfolding informer of her eyes. It was the Heretic, it had too be. Those guards just melted before her very eyes as no more seemed to try the chance of trying to stop him. The girl closed her eyes for a moment, thinking that he, the Keretic, was gone when she opened the vent and slowly climbed out. Curiosity killed the cat. kept on repeating in her mind as she studied the room before seeing a shadow like figure standing in the light of the hallway that was pouring into the room.

Jason turned on the girl, a pistol in hand. you better not be here to kill me hissed a voice inside her head, something could be felt moving through her mind slowly. Then it stopped suddenly. "You have had bad experiences with them too. Yet you are loyal." The boy said aloud this time

The girl shivered feeling something moving in her head, causing fear to envelope her as she shook her head no. She took off her right glove and wrote on the floor. 'Trying to escape, heard screams, got curious.' the girl wrote, her gray eyes blinking up at the Heretic. She slowly took off her other glove to prepare if he decided to shoot at her.

"The exit is certainly not in here. But if you are escaping here then you must be a friend. Come on. Lets escape. By the way, I know you can talk. I saw it in your mind." Jason says as he extends a hand to help pull her out of the vent.

The girl took the boy's hand hesitantly as he helped her out of the vent. "I would appreciate it if you wouldn't read my mind, please." She murmured softly as she flipped to the page with the map of the building. "If we go down a couple hallways, we would reach a fire escape that is against the back wall. The back wall has been unstable for a while, and I managed to hide a hole with some snow to cover it." The timid little thing explained quietly, paranoid about how many more guards could be on the way.

"I could probably kill my way out the front door. Knock down a few doors." Jason said as he looked at the door then made it fly off its hinges and into the wall. Making a large dent in the wall and bending the metal like cardboard.

The girl flinched with a bit a fear when the door flew off its hinges. "If you want to be like those murderous assholes than be my guest. I'm going the way that won't tarnish my consciousness for the how many ever years I'll live." She said with a bit of hot temper behind it, her gray eyes flashing an ice blue. "Do you really want to be like them? Look, I understand that you want revenge but don't you want to save that energy for someone even higher up. These people are replaceable, but someone with permanent power is not." Snow flakes started to fall from the girl's fingers, if she didn't calm down on the inside soon, the snow would become ice.

Jason turned on the girl. His blue eyes seeming to glare with intensity. "I don't think you understand. Your pretty little dark lord imprisoned me here since I was five in order to keep a prophecy from coming true. The prophecy saying that I would torch his little civilization to the ground and let a better one rise from the ashes. I've been imprisioned because I was born to save all of you. Each and every one of these men has personally wronged me with torture multiple times. I was saying I could do it. Not saying I would. Do not compare me to them." The boy growled. Then spun to find himself staring at a tall skinny being with no face. Its arms extending out towards the boy and tentacles from its back. Trying to draw in the boy using its mind powers.

Elza's gray eyes turned blue as she placed her palm up, freezing the monster from doing anything else to the boy. "I understand more than you think. I was taken from my family when I was 5 because of my powers. I am the most powerful ice fae seen for the first time this century." She took a deep breath and sighed. "They put me through experiment to get my body to resist heat. They put me through experiments to use my ice power as a weapon against enemies. They pushed it too far." Her eyes returned back to their normal gray. "So don't tell me that I don't understand." She mocked back a bit as she put her gloves back on and flipped up her hood, leaving the the room.

Jason appeared in front of her. "You. Don't. Understand." He growled before disappearing again before reappearing the end of the hall with his ear against the wall. "Sounds like wind outside. This is an outside wall. We've gotta be getting close" he says

The girl shook her head as she jogged over to the Heretic. He was going to be difficult the entire time wasn't he? She sighed softly as she opened the window curtain a bit, glancing outside. "This wall is facing the play ground just outside the school building." Her eyes rolled as she opened the door to go down the stairs.

Jason teleported down the stairs and the yelp of two startled guards was heard, soon followed by the sound of fire as Jason burned them to death.

The girl sighed softly hearing the yelps of the guards. She hopped on the railing of the stairs and slid all the way down. Her eyes scanned the piles of ashes that were once people. She raised an eyebrow at the Heretic before walking out the door of the stairwell. The girl kept her head down and slipped through the window at the end of a desolate hallway. Once she stepped outside she turned into a fine flurry of snowflakes, dancing in the wind.