Chapter 29 Book 1: Chapter 29

• “There was a hand-off. I woke up at one point in the back of an SUV. There was no sense of time and they started to drug me as well. Then, next thing I knew, I was in a lab surrounded by Hunters. Some in lab coats, other just normally dressed. I was put into a cage and that became my only thing I found comfort in, at least when I was little. As I grew bigger, they could reach me past the bars but for a few years, they couldn’t.
• At first, they kept their experiments and torture relatively mundane. Taking blood samples, trying to force me to shift, checking pain tolerances, checking anatomy differences; things like that were their go to for a year or so. One of the days, they did actually force me to shift. It was beyond painful and Bellum tried help get me out, tried to escape. She had been making plans this whole time while I just mostly was too exhausted to even move. She did her best, but in the end, it wasn’t enough. A few of the Hunters ended up dying and that was the turning point.
• I was labeled dangerous. A label that excited them to no end. It was like their new free pass to do whatever they wanted. I became the monster they wanted me to be and now it gave them full authority to try and destroy me. Instead of taking my blood, they started to inject me with things. Some that burned like ice, others made me partially shift, some would make Bellum take over. I would lose sight or feeling in my body. Usually when those were administered, they tried to torture me. See how much a wolfsbane weapon would really damage me. What were the lasting effects of the poisoning with wolfsbane. Every day was pain and I never felt anything other than pain.