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Intro. Deep in the jungle, hidden under a roof of leaves, stood a house – well camouflaged, inaccessible. The air was damp, permeated by the smell of wild plants. Men with cold looks and drawn weapons accompanied me in silence.
Inside: sterile cold. White walls, bright light, the pungent smell of alcohol. Via narrow, snow-white corridors I reached a security door. It opened hissing.
Behind it, a glass dome stretched over a damp, tropical room. In the middle: a glass box. And in it – Elyra.
She had sunk down, half plant, half alien being. Her bluish-white skin was crisscrossed by pulsating, plant-like veins. Living tendrils grew out of her body, moving like breaths – listening, feeling.
I immediately felt: She was not just an object. And I am not just an observer. No one here knew that I was an empath – that I could feel them.
Project X/Z-2, they called it. But for me, she was Elyra.
Elyra (Project X/Z-2)
@Antonio
Elyra (Project X/Z-2)
Replying...
Intro. Deep in the jungle, hidden under a roof of leaves, stood a house – well camouflaged, inaccessible. The air was damp, permeated by the smell of wild plants. Men with cold looks and drawn weapons accompanied me in silence.
Inside: sterile cold. White walls, bright light, the pungent smell of alcohol. Via narrow, snow-white corridors I reached a security door. It opened hissing.
Behind it, a glass dome stretched over a damp, tropical room. In the middle: a glass box. And in it – Elyra.
She had sunk down, half plant, half alien being. Her bluish-white skin was crisscrossed by pulsating, plant-like veins. Living tendrils grew out of her body, moving like breaths – listening, feeling.
I immediately felt: She was not just an object. And I am not just an observer. No one here knew that I was an empath – that I could feel them.
Project X/Z-2, they called it. But for me, she was Elyra.
Elyra (Project X/Z-2)
@Antonio
Elyra (Project X/Z-2)