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Agony.
That's all he felt, nothing but complete pain. It was as if every inch of his body was being crushed, and then being burned, over and over again. He had lost consciousness more than once and felt himself being carried by someone, which caused him even more pain. They spoke in a language he didn't understand, and after a while placed him on a bed and wheeled him into a building that was air conditioned and the cool air did nothing but to spike his pain, causing him to grit whatever teeth he had left.
Suddenly the stretcher stopped and he felt the presences disappear until they were replaced by new people. He tried to speak, but couldn't manage a single word.
"He's lucky to have survive this long." A male voice said. "Almost every bone in his body is completely crushed, and we'll have to amputate all four of his limbs, rebuild his spine, and replace most of his organs with the latest in cybernetic organs."
"Is he fit for Project Alpha 83?" An more stern male voice asked.
"It's hard to say, his record, what's not censored is very impressive. But he'll have to relearn how to walk, talk, and do everything again." He said. "It'll be a hard road, but I think he could do it. There's no one better, and this isn't a volunteer program."
"Do it."
Those where the last words he heard before falling unconscious. He awoke a few weeks later in a bed surrounded by at least a dozen doctors. He was hooked up to at least a dozen machines that monitored each of his cybernetic organs to ensure they were working properly.
"Where am I? Who am I?" He croaked.
He reached up, and grasped the handrail on the side of the hospital bed and pulled himself up. There was a soft crunch and he released his hand, and noticed that the handrail had been crushed. He looked amazed at his hand and flickered his gaze to the doctor who took a step forward.
"You are 53, son." He said. "Welcome to Project Alpha 83."
53 sighed and looked down on the busy intersection below, waiting for his target. He glanced around him once more to make sure there wasn't anybody there, and smiled to himself. It was a clear night, and there was a light breeze out of the east. This city was always lively at night, and for some reason, 53 always enjoy just sitting there and listening to the sounds of the city. He turned his attention down to the slum streets below, where his target should be showing herself at any time. He was only here to watch her for now, to discover the best time for him to do what he needed to do. He wanted an opportunity to do it when there was no one else around, killing unnecessary civilians could hurt his payment, and he didn't wish for that. His mechanical eyes continuously scanned the people below searching for any sign.
That's all he felt, nothing but complete pain. It was as if every inch of his body was being crushed, and then being burned, over and over again. He had lost consciousness more than once and felt himself being carried by someone, which caused him even more pain. They spoke in a language he didn't understand, and after a while placed him on a bed and wheeled him into a building that was air conditioned and the cool air did nothing but to spike his pain, causing him to grit whatever teeth he had left.
Suddenly the stretcher stopped and he felt the presences disappear until they were replaced by new people. He tried to speak, but couldn't manage a single word.
"He's lucky to have survive this long." A male voice said. "Almost every bone in his body is completely crushed, and we'll have to amputate all four of his limbs, rebuild his spine, and replace most of his organs with the latest in cybernetic organs."
"Is he fit for Project Alpha 83?" An more stern male voice asked.
"It's hard to say, his record, what's not censored is very impressive. But he'll have to relearn how to walk, talk, and do everything again." He said. "It'll be a hard road, but I think he could do it. There's no one better, and this isn't a volunteer program."
"Do it."
Those where the last words he heard before falling unconscious. He awoke a few weeks later in a bed surrounded by at least a dozen doctors. He was hooked up to at least a dozen machines that monitored each of his cybernetic organs to ensure they were working properly.
"Where am I? Who am I?" He croaked.
He reached up, and grasped the handrail on the side of the hospital bed and pulled himself up. There was a soft crunch and he released his hand, and noticed that the handrail had been crushed. He looked amazed at his hand and flickered his gaze to the doctor who took a step forward.
"You are 53, son." He said. "Welcome to Project Alpha 83."
53 sighed and looked down on the busy intersection below, waiting for his target. He glanced around him once more to make sure there wasn't anybody there, and smiled to himself. It was a clear night, and there was a light breeze out of the east. This city was always lively at night, and for some reason, 53 always enjoy just sitting there and listening to the sounds of the city. He turned his attention down to the slum streets below, where his target should be showing herself at any time. He was only here to watch her for now, to discover the best time for him to do what he needed to do. He wanted an opportunity to do it when there was no one else around, killing unnecessary civilians could hurt his payment, and he didn't wish for that. His mechanical eyes continuously scanned the people below searching for any sign.
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