KatherinWinter

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Roxy wasn't like the rest. She hadn't volunteered. When the guards came to her door she bared her teeth at them but followed them she knew from past experience that they would used the tranqs. She was not willing to be unconscious around these people ever again. She stormed through the halls towards the dining room.

The others were suppose to be joining her today. She couldn't see who was crazy enough to volunteer for the old loon's experiment. Knowing Vlad he had made it seem something that was on the up and up. Rather than a government experiment that only a few people knew about. Few people would approve of experimenting on humans in this way. DNA splicing was still a very highly debated topic.

Roxy opened the door to the dinning room and studied the two people in the room. She didn't consider either of them a threat. Her nose told her that both were prey. Or at least their animals were. She slowly made her way to the table. She took a couple of steaks on her plate. "What are you in for?" She asked. She was curious if they would be an asset or not since she was sick working with Them. She needed to know their strengths and weaknesses.

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@Alwaysme either. I thought it was just my computer.

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@Raptra@Always


Vlad signaled the guards to bring the teen to dining room. He has set up a buffet for them. He had put out many of the teens favorite foods. He was hoping the food would distract them. This was the first time they would interact. He could hardly wait to begin the next step in his plan. He would prove his theory. He but first he had to turn teens into soldiers. It would be an interesting challenge.

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@Raptrasorry. I guess I wasn't paying attention. Ill move my post to the IC. This would be after they got the DNA. They consider stable enough to move to training.

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Oops

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I'm going to start even though we have a couple pending.

Hopefully Sanctuary

Roxy couldn't argue that. She had no statistics fo eff how many of the anchors in the research had been alone before they were matched. She doubted that it had been many. She avoided people because it made her life simpler. The less she interacting with people the less risk of them being pulled into her world. Her customers were the one acception to that rule. Mostly because even though many of them were repeat customers so didn't allow them to get too close.

"We've been coming to Miss Roxy since she started working here. I think she was all of sixteen. So about five years. She is the only one who will fix Tilly's chair without it costing us a fortune." The older man replied. He admired Roxy. Even if she acted like she didn't care. The fact that she charged them so little proved that she did even if she didn't want to admit it.

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@Shadow Dragon try rereading the prompt.

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@Shadow Dragonthere shouldn't rumors. Not in a place low enough for a eighteen year would work.