Rise of the paragon villain

sciousness, her ey

ith an unfamiliar setting. A room of white. White walls, white ceiling, white floor. The ro

? What am I doing here?' But the more questions she asked herself th

pletely bl

y as if she hasn't used them in a while, as i

ely shaking her legs and arms awak

eless limbs. "Ah" A voice cried in surprise. she looked around but she remained al

oarse, barely a whisper as if it too had

s I asleep?' she

alked towards the wall nearest to her. She traced her hand along the wall not sure

wall. "Huh?!" She gasped in surprise as a blue light suddenly

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With trembling hands, she took the first step out of the room. A thick white mist seemed to appear beneath her feet. She felt herse

eilings as high as the sky and walls as far as the eye could see. The room w

It was a boy about the same age as her. His skin was a pale shade of white, His pitch black hair framing his face appeared to be a luminescent blue because of the blu

. She felt drawn toward them as if they were slowly pulling her in. She stared at him, mesmerized

estures tilting his head to the side as their

w thin his arms and legs were. How his body was covered in blue and viol

beyond the glass furrow his eyebrows in return once again mirroring her. 'Cute" she thought to herself

e again. They were simply too captivating for her young heart. But she

t was

tarted blaring and red lig

rni

rni

people with white lab coats. "Put the whole laboratory under emergency lockdown

d the room and true enough she saw dozens of children her age. Some in cages cowering in

d bit one of the men in the leg. The man's fac

a

lying unconsciously on the ground, blo

cefully take the air out of her lungs. 'This must be fear' she thought. 'Is that what they're going to do to me when they find me?' She had to get away from

as

is caught their attention and before she knew it all the men were running toward her. They were 100 meters awa

d she could see him slowly giving up in her peripheral. Just when she thought he had given up, the boy y

boy in a desperate attempt to save his life. 'He must have been s

go in vain. There seemed t

n crying for help. Her heart was beating agonizingly against her chest, cold sw

"Capture her!" and "Kill her!" reverberated across the white corridors causing her knees to tremble. The r

e bruise forming on her right arm from her fall but the pain seemed to

it. The nearest one was at least 10 met

nment b

nment b

inment

to Emergen

r in front of the door. She almost couldn't recognize her own v

ll remaining strength in her body and rushed

p, and another, and another but it seemed as though the snow was pulling her down, stopping her

r way. She looked up, comforted by the sight of the moon. The moon graced the sky

r from the building and her footsteps would make them find her easily

d see her breath against the cold winter air. She started

r feet were bleeding from walking on the snow barefoot. Her eyes started t

barks grew louder and soon enough they emer

e sounded like a whisper. Her throat

appeared behind her with an annoyed face. He looked different from these men. His hair was

, holding out her hand to him but but as soon as she took the first step,

lcomed the comforting embrace. He smelled like a burning campfire on a summer night

a mixture of fear, sadness, and guilt 'Oh no! Is he in danger because of me? Is he going to die because

smile. "Don't worry. Just close your eyes and cover your ears." This time,

isn't

on't.

e me

s and inaudible sounds but couldn

on the ground red blooming from thei

our name?

't kno