A Random Book of Randomness

Artificial Countryhuman Part 1

"Do you have something you would like to share, Jeramy Norman," the stranger growled, his feathers standing on end.

Norman smiled and explained, "as I'm sure you already found out, we have been attempting to splice human and country DNA to create a brand new species, a hybrid, capable of challenging you fools so we humans can be free of your oppressive influences.  That abomination is just a failed creation, incapable of comprehending anything, it doesn't even know what a countryhuman is, what IT was meant to be."

6801 growled at his words and started thrashing around again, angry at Norman's words, however, she forgot what happens when she thrashes.

Struggling detected, administering a level 8 controlled shock

6801 realized too late what she did, but even if she could speak she didn't have enough time to call for help.  Her body was thrown around as the shock jolted through it, making her scream like she never screamed before, the pain was unimaginable and she mentally begged for it to stop.

"NO!!!!" the stranger shouted, slamming against the glass and watching helplessly as she suffered, "no stop, someone make it stop, it's going to kill her!"

A soldier ran out and dragged the scientist back in, forcing him to shut down the shocker.  It didn't stop electrocuting her until it was shut down, leaving 6801 hanging limply from her restraints and practically unable to breathe.

She could hear the familiar laughter that always came after every shock, but it ended too soon and was followed by a thud, she opened her eyes weakly and saw Norman lying on the floor holding onto his face, the stranger standing over him with his fist balled up.

"You are the most evil man I have ever met Norman," he roared, "laughing at the torture of a child, you don't deserve to be alive, I should just fucking kill you right here, right now."

"Go ahead," Norman taunted, "you haven't got the nerve but I would love to see you try."

"And give you a quick death, over my dead fucking body, I want you to suffer like you made that innocent little girl suffer.  Get him out of my sight, you know what, hand him over to General Mandara Army, I'm sure he would love to hear what you've been doing."

Norman's eyes widened in pure terror, begging for mercy as the soldiers dragged him away, but of course, those cries fell on deaf ears.

"You," the stranger barked, jabbing a finger at the scientist, "open the door and release her, now."

"S-Sir, I-I can't do that, t-the restraints are meant to prevent-"

"NOW!!!!"

Harrison whimpered and obeyed, typing on his computer to release the shackles around 6801.

Warning, command to release Subject 6.8.0.1 has been entered, are you certain you wish to proceed, failure to follow security protocols may result in injury or death to nearby personnel

"What?" the stranger asked

"I was trying to tell you that Subject 6801 is extremely aggressive and dangerous," Harrison explained, "it's restrained like this because it will attack anything that gets too close, and after incident 34-M when it killed two researchers it was scheduled to be terminated when we created a less aggressive specimen."

"Then it's a good thing we came when we did," the stranger growled, "open the door and release her, I'm not going to repeat myself again."

"Y-yes, sir."

Harrison typed a few more commands and a loud beep sounded, the chains detached from the walls and floor of the cell, letting 6801 fall to the floor, a red light above the cell door turned green and hydraulics released, letting the door slide open.