The Little Murderer

Description

In 2005, a huge scandal broke out in South Korea. The police were able to expose an atrocious experiment on humans called 'The Little Murderer Experiment', conducted by a group of psychologists. Children and teenagers alike were tested on and the extent of brutality of the experiment remains unknown, up to this day.

Luhan, one of the victims of the experiment, was saved but his mind erased his memories of his past as a self-defense mechanism. However, now, more than a decade later, a mysterious person hands a package to him which contains pictures of his colleague's dead body, with a note attached to it daring him to find the killer, Luhan finds himself being dragged back to the past as he tries to solve the mystery.

Foreword

Prologue

 

Do you know that feeling where you just want to run away from everything and never come back? I feel that way. I’m scared. I don’t remember anything that happened. It’s almost like my memory is an empty box and I can’t remember anything at all. It scares me. Deeply. Gravely. I don’t know what to do. They say that over time, when I’m ready to face those awful memories, I will remember. But do I want to remember? What kind of person was I? What did I do in the past? What exactly is The Little Murderer Experiment? According to the news, it’s basically just an assassin school of some sort. We’re supposed to be killers. What happened during that time? I don’t remember. Heechul, our guardian, refused to give out any more information about it but I think it’s because that he doesn’t know much about it too. I can’t bring this topic up with Baekhyun, Jongdae and Chanyeol because it is a sensitive issue. Especially since Chanyeol has been acting strange lately. Maybe I should drop the subject. Maybe I shouldn’t dig in more. Because I have a feeling I would regret it if I find out the truth that is concealed by everyone involved in the experiment. Maybe what they say is right. I can’t face this right now. Maybe one day, when I’m finally ready, I’ll write down my journey to remember the memories that my mind has blocked. As for now, let me live in ignorance.

-Luhan, 18th August 2005

 

part 2 of me dumping incomplete stories that I've written.

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