Despite being stuck there for half his life, Yixing didn’t know much about the “facility”.  His parents sent him into there, without any explanation or warning beforehand.  The facility was made up of several white buildings in a heavily guarded premises, situated in a small rural town.  To be honest, it looked like a hospital when Yixing first laid eyes on the place.  Yixing at that time had thought there must have been something wrong with him, and his parents are sent him to get him fixed.

But that was the last time he saw his parents and heard from them. 

A part of him feels resentment and hate, but a small flickering fragment of him still wants them to find him and bring him home.  If he couldn’t even hope for that, what else could he hope for in such a desolate place?

But who would want a boy who wasn’t normal?

It was something, Yixing had long accepted.  In a way, that was part of the truth.  He wasn’t normal.  Yixing could do things, most people could not even dream of doing.  But the facility wasn’t there do get rid of these supposed abnormalities. 

Instead, they tested them like animals and trained them like soldiers.

Yixing still felt like throwing up, thinking about all the horrible tests they did to him.  Everyday.  He was alw