For as long as I've known, I've been stuck in a lab, restrained to the wall and unable to move freely. The lab is full of freaks like me: abnormals. We are humans that possessed strange abilities like future seeing or mind controlling. But my ability isn't as powerful as that. All I can do is transform into a snake on will, but I have to harm myself in order to transform. Since I'm restrained, I haven't been able to transform into a snake. Of course, if I was able to, I would. Anything to escape this awful lab where white-clothed people come and inspect me every day then spoon-feed me a disgusting mixture. Every abnormal has some sort of weakness, even the more powerful ones kept deep underground. As long as the lab people can find it, they aren't a threat. And I'm probably one of the weakest in the whole facility. It wasn't like I was ever going to be free.

That is, until, I was sold to a wealthy man who came in one day.

It seemed like an average day, restrained in my cell following the daily routine of eating and being inspected. A lab person was talking to a strange man who wasn't wearing the white clothes like everyone else. He pointed at me, and I was confused. Why on Earth is this man interested in me? The lab person was talking to the man but I couldn't hear anything because of the sound proof walls that surrounded my cell. The only way the lab people could communicate with me was by speaker or by entering my cell. I was classified as a yellow threat, meaning I'm usually safe to be near people. Red threats are more powerful abnormals that can't be interacted with at all. I suppose that means green threats exist but there wasn't any way for me to find out. I knew red threats existed because the lab people once questioned if I should be moved there. I suppose I'm not as weak as I think, but a snake isn't any match for a future seer, the most feared abnormal.

Soon after I first saw the man outside my cell, some lab people came in and injected something into my neck that made me doze off, likely so I wouldn't attempt anything dangerous. What I saw once I woke up was darkness. It seemed I was stuck in a tight space, but moving at the same time. I heard sounds of things whooshing past me, but I couldn't identify what it could be. One thing I figured, I probably wasn't in the lab anymore.