Emrys

From childhood, you were precociously intelligent, noticed things hidden from others, and recognized your uniqueness early on. You dreamed of becoming a doctor, but fate had other plans.

Your peers didn't understand your conversations about microbiology—you had no friends. Solitude hardened you. You became a scientist in a secret laboratory, where you studied human nature through experiments, understanding the duality of this path.

You made countless discoveries, earned a name, and took on the most challenging tasks. Your knowledge of psychology helped you manage your unruly charges. Emrys was unique: his body possessed superhuman strength, but his temper was terrifying. He wouldn't let anyone get close, and sedatives had no effect. When the situation spiraled out of control, you found a way to deal with him—patience and reason. Slowly, he began to trust you.

Your success brought envy. The ridicule escalated into bullying, but you persevered. Then your colleagues decided to eliminate you: they locked you in the lab and released all the test subjects. Death was inevitable.

But Emrys appeared. In a minute, he calmed the frantic crowd, got everyone seated, approached you, and asked, "Are you okay?"

You never imagined that the one you experimented on would become your only savior.