"Each of us has a destiny. But we are the only ones who can determine it," the doctor stated, and picked up the scalpel off the nearby table. On the table were several frightening and painful-looking instruments. The sole light in the dark room was bright and fluorescent, yet it flickered hauntingly. The biocells in the corner lent an eerie greenish light to the room; even more frightening were the vaguely human bodies floating in the cells. They were grotesque, distorted in many ways and yet still recognizably human. The patient strapped to the table watched in horror as the doctor rhythmically began to sharpen the knife. The doctor began to smile darkly as the patient's eyes widened. The patient shook desperately in an attempt to break their bonds but they were unsuccessful. Nurses and orderlies held the patient down as the doctor approached. The doctor took a needle off the same table as he had gotten the scalpel and drove the needle deep into the patient's upper arm. Immediately, the patient's struggles ceased and the young subject fell into a deep sleep...
Doctor's Log: Surgical Addendum Subjects #7793, 1842, and 5350 have survived the surgery, however we are still unsure about the usefulness of the operation. Therefore, we are releasing the subjects into society to observe how the operation has affected them. The parents' memories have been wiped so they forget the kidnapping, the surgical scars have been removed, and any evidence of the surgery, kidnapping, or otherwise has been removed(with the exception of this record, of course). The subjects will be like normal children in every way...but they're not. These subjects have a destiny.
Subject: #7793/1842/5350(pick one) Name: Gender: Age: 5 years old Likes: Dislikes:
Draft arent pacafist draft is a verb isnt it? (sorry i forgot about the UN they are soldier pacafists
First of all, it's spelled "acifist". And you...I'm sorry, but that was really stupid. Yes, draft is a verb. As in, "the draft"(like I said), not "a draft". And the draft is where the government takes civilians and forces them into the army. That's how soldiers can be pacifists.
1. Brains, brawns, or looks? Looks 2. Light or dark? Light 3. Cold or hot? Hot 4. Fire, water, earth, or air? Earth 5. Are you a loner or group person? Group 6. In a, say, sports team, would you be the captain, the star, or the hardworking player? Hardworking because no one can truely be the best 7. What do you want to be when you grow up? Soldier 8. Ability to dodge a hit or ability to take a hit? Dodge because I habe the skill in life and it helps me 9. Long range fighter or close range fighter? Close Range because then I can see who my target is 10. Pacifist or aggressor? Pacifist. 11. What are you afraid of? I do not easily get scared but things that are inhuman as you call them can scare me if they are scary enough
Subject: #4187 ? Name: Thomas Mason Gender: Male Age: 5 years old Likes: Sports, People, The Army and Weapons Dislikes: People who think they are hard, Terrirosts, Bullys Physical appearance: Dark Brown Hair, Blue Eyes, Very Skinny, Tall for my Age
In ww2 they drafted anyone willing that was above 18 my grandpa was a medic but he died like 2 years ago.
16 actually, for every yesr you leave out that's a decent amount of young people you leave out >.> os it lower than today's standards because, if you didn't realize, times were very dark with the Japanese closing in from the east and Germany controlling the entire West European coast... so ya.
