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Addy had thought the biggest mistake she made in her life was following her parents' lead for so long, and not breaking away sooner. After leaving for the Navy, and doing something for [i]her[/i], she felt like she was finally finding herself. When she had an offer to be involved in this experiment, she had saw it as another chance to prove herself, to be somebody that she hadn't been all her life. She ignored the doubts in her head and look what happened to her.

Now, this experiment was the biggest mistake she had ever made in her life. Who knew how long she had been here. Being forced into windowless rooms, she had lost track of time. She hated being in her cell. She found herself often pacing, pent up energy making her hands shake and heart race. Those experiments they had been doing on her... she still wasn't sure what exactly they were doing. She just knew she felt... different.

The door to her cell opened, and she immediately whipped towards it, messy hair framing her face as she snarled. Though, when she saw the tranquilizer guns in the guards' hands, she growled in the back of her throat and hunched down, eyes going to the floor. She hated being pierced by those and being unaware of what was happening. One of the guards nudged the end of his gun into her lower back, making her move. She was at least glad to get out of her cell. She wanted to run, but knew it would be useless.

She was being led somewhere she hadn't been to before. It made her nervous, but she kept moving, not wanting the guards to lash out. She let out a slight whimper as she was forced through heavy-looking doors, eyes darting around. She saw four others in the room, none in a Navy uniform like herself. She wondered where her friends went, the ones who joined the experiment, too. She hoped they were still alive. The guards nudged her forward then left, the doors securely closing behind her. Her eyes lingered on one person who looked like a humanoid animal, before turning on her heel and making her way towards a table that wasn't near anybody else's.