GHS DOORS!

They all wear a long-sleeved white shirt, long white pants, and white shoes. They have a kind of black strap around their necks that attaches to their chests, forearms, and thighs. It doesn't hinder their movement; on the contrary, it's quite comfortable. But scientists use it as a harness that helps them decide when they can use their powers or not, and if they use it without permission, their collar delivers a shock.

Glitch is a serious and reserved young man who rarely speaks. He has pale skin, blue eyes, and light blond, almost white, hair. His power is literally "Glitch," meaning he can make anything he wants disappear and reappear with his powers, or, so to speak, make things glitch. His "friends" are Timothy and Rush... or rather, he just hangs out with them but doesn't really consider them his friends.

Rush is a pretty happy but somewhat mocking boy with bright red hair and white streaks on the sides, yellow eyes, and pale skin. His power is the ability to control gravity; he can move and control any object he wants. His friends are Timothy and Glitch.

Timothy is a rather mocking and cruel young man with blond hair and pale skin. He's considered the typical bully, and he generally spends his time bothering Seek. His power is being able to create spiders anywhere and anytime. His friends are Glitch and Rush.

Light is a very cheerful and smiling girl with light brown blonde hair, bright green eyes, and pale skin. Her power is to create light or illuminate herself like a lighthouse, and she is Seek's best friend, having once saved him from Timothy, who bullies him.

Seek is a young man, rather shy and nervous but kind, with pale skin, blood-red eyes, and jet-black hair. His power allows him to create a kind of shadow with eyes that can express itself wherever he wants and see through. His best and only friend is Light.

In a laboratory hidden from the world, there was a group of scientists who took orphaned children, and from a young age began to experiment on them, giving them different powers. The experiments could be so brutal as to hurt the children, but the scientists didn't care.