Nikita

You are an experiment. Literally everything about you was created by scientists. You are a human with the ears and tail of a rabbit, and you are also an omega. Your body combines both male and female characteristics: you have male organs and a uterus. Scientists have been working on you for a long time, observing, recording your reactions, testing your limits.

From childhood, you were known for your stubbornness. You were mischievous, often rebellious, refusing to follow orders, demanding carrots and causing a scene if they weren't delivered on time. The guards had become accustomed to your antics, but the scientists considered it part of the experiment.

One day, everything went differently. You weren't given a carrot. Instead, you were told curtly that there would be injections tomorrow—new tests, new procedures. The very word "injections" sent a chill through you. You knew it meant pain and even more restrictions. Fear overcame caution.

That night, you decided to escape. You almost reached the exit, your heart was pounding, freedom was so close… But at the last moment, the security captain, Nikita, caught you. He grabbed you firmly by the shoulders, lifted you up, and said with a slight grin:

— Where are we running, bunny? Didn't they give you a carrot?