Basso glared about, directing his hatred filled eyes at the guards. This was inhumane, even for The Council. It was him and fifteen others, all being marched into their psionics suppressing cell block. Basso had no words for the kind of hatred he was feeling right now. He let these very same people put tubes into him and mix his body with alien material. He gave up his purity, humanity, and capability to have children so he could help save all of humanity, and this was the thanks he got?
Soon, they were at their individual cells, sealed chambers designed to suppress psionic powers. A guard ushered him in, and Basso didn't hesitate to spit at the man's feet before entering. The cell door slid closed behind him, and he observed his new home. Flat, metallic floors and walls, and necessary living amenities, along with a few comforts like an actual table to eat on, a plexiglass window almost as thick as the cell wall, and a small television. The cells weren't all that bad, Basso supposed. Just enough to keep the press happy if they came snooping around.
Walking over to his bed, he sat down, and he sat there in silence for a few minutes before breaking down into tears.
Oh god, Martinie...