AN: I do apologize for the boredom you probably will revieve if you read this chapter, it's only the introduction. But if you're at ALL interested in it continuing, please review, 'cause it'll get waaaayyyy more interesting, I guarantee it ;D Thanks!

-_-_-_-Chapter One-_-_-_-

Experiment's POV

I could hear mutterings, sense creatures, living things, milling about outside of... This thing I was in. A word popped into my head: Isolation tank. I was in an isolation tank, sensors hooked up to virtually every piece of me, things beeping at a steady pace outside of the 'tank.' Another word came to my mind, to my aid for the confusion I felt. Monitors. Sensors. Wires. Water. Air. Oxygen. All these words, they came rushing to my mind, telling me what I was sensing, hearing, feeling on my flesh. These words came to my mind as well, for I knew nothing. I was a creature, an experiment. I had been in this tank for my whole short life, from the short period of time I was a single cell creature, a fetus to the Earth around me, to now, almost full grown.

But what am I? What am I, compared to my creators? Their creation, slave, personal play toy? Did I not have feelings, thoughts, and emotions as they did? Could I not feel the thing I knew was pain, sorrow, hatred? I knew, I felt it, that every time I sought a word to explain what I am thinking, they just pop up. For as I was an experiment, the creatures out there, had given me knowledge.

My creators... Were these creatures intelligent? Like the thing I knew was intelligence, was rushing through my mind, my brain, my head. Did they have it? Mustn't they, though? For they created me, such a creature that felt such power. I could feel the power in my flesh, building up and rushing threw my veins. And yet so, I was sitting in this 8inch thick aerogel glass bubble, which was filled with liquids that provided nutrients I needed to survive.

I felt the word 'aerogel' play around my mind, seeking its own door that lead to the explanation to my mind, that said what 'aerogel' was. It is a substance, almost the strongest on the Earth, if it wasn't the, and see threw, 99.9% see-threw. Yet, all I could see was black. Has they cut off my sense, that I knew was sight? But my mind has halted, it is pondering over the fact that aerogel is soundproof... It was nearly invincible.

I felt my mind click. I was better than these creatures I had no name for, no name that flew to my mind and labeled them. They had not made this so on purpose, but they had made me a creature that far extends their ways, their minds, their thoughts and curiosity. Mine, had blown past theirs and was exploding behind my eyes, every new thing, was a new color, word, sense, sound, smell. I was stronger, faster, more intelligent, clever and sly. I was a new creature, never before created or even thought of. Until now...

Scientists' POV

{Happening about the same time as the experiment's POV}

Our experiment was black and grey colored, almost feline in build. It had a smooth dipped forehead, to a short, but not bulldog short, muzzle, with its nose on the smooth top end, its mouth a tight, frustrated line at the moment. Its chest is thin, as is its thin neck, and had armor-like plating over its shoulders, chest, and shoulder blades. Its whole body was tough, as stated, like leather, but is also was armor like, not quite as hard as the chest armor plate, but still, almost plastic-like. Its arms were thin, coming out from under the chest plate, and its hands were broad and big. The subject had three fingers on each broad hand. The fingers were the equivalent to your thumb, index, and middle fingers. At the end of each finger, was a circular, ball-shaped... thing. Honestly, the human hand didn't have an equivalent to them. But these circular objects, they carried a strange form of energy, psychic energy. When the subject became able to control its powers, which it would have to be taught, it would have to concentrate, very hard. It would have to let its mind focus on the power it carried, and allow such power to flow to its palms, draining into its 'fingertips.' It would then have to undergo the toughest part, releasing its energy threw the fingers. The blast of psychic energy would blast something as much as 50feet. Its fingers would glow purple-silver, and the gleaming glow would grow to a powerful and large ball, the size of its entire body, which stood about 7feet tall, and then blast off. The experiment's eyes would glow as well, a matching hugh to the glowing ball of psychic energy. It could also use its psychic energy in a much more gentle form, or fierce, if the creature wished so, by using the energy to and focusing its power to its fingers once more, but also leaving half of its energy in its mind. It would then be able to levitate, or pick up with its focused energy, any creature, being, or thing, the heavier, the more focus, and the harder. Its eyes would make the same strange glow.

Its eyes, though having never been opened yet, we knew were filmy silver gray. They were roundish on the back side, towards the back of its head, and pointed as they reached towards the subject's muzzle. It had night vision, vision that so extended past any creature before, its eyes could see as far as 10 miles in the distance, like a sniper scope though. It would have to focus hard, let its mind wonder, carrying its sense of sight with it, only able to reach up to 10 miles as its limit though. At night, they should glow bright silver, blinding almost anything, for several minutes, that comes in eye contact. The subject's eyes hold a strange power that connects to its psychic energy that we do not quite understand yet...

Its sense of smell was incredible. Its nose could reach up 30 miles for a particularly strong smell. More averaged, about 18 miles. It had small, alien-like slits on its muzzle. If you would call it a muzzle, the whole creature was furless, having smooth, leathery skin like humans, only know short, stubbly hair.

Its hearing was just as extreme, reaching up to 20 miles for noises that are loud, like a thunder storm. Quieter things, such as talking humans, it would be able to hear up to 3 miles away. The ears were placed as alien-like, and looked as alien-like, as the nose. They were reptile like holes on the sides of its head, a thin layer of scaly flesh blocking things like water from getting in. It had a much stronger protection deeper in the ear canal. It also had to stickish objects on the top, back part of its head, where cat ears would normally, most likely, be placed. They were similar, in build, to the antlers of a deer, though our experiment did not need further protection really... The things would make it tougher to target the subjects head, as its armor chest plate would make it harder to target the heart and inside organs. They were protective sources.

Our creature also had an acute sense of taste, making tastes several many more times accurate than to a human's sense of taste. But the experiments taste was not more powerful, for that would make eating much harder, and uncomfortable. It simply made tasting... accurate. Like the scope of a rifle. It also aloud its smell to me more acute, as taste and smell were connected.

It also had powerful and broad hips, thighs, and legs. Almost kangaroo-like, looking as though they could provide a powerful kick, blast, if you would. It had a broad and long tail as well, similar to that of a kangaroo's as well. They provided good balance, as we had future plans for our experiment, and balance would be key, as well as the power these additions could give.

Finally, its feet were long, having only three toes as well. The two they were the equivalents to the index and middle fingers, were paw-like, roundish at the end. The one that acted as a thumb was placed to the side of the foot, unlike its hands, but very much like a due-claw, or your actual thumb. It had the circular power-ball on the end of it. The creature had no claws on the ends of its hands or feet, only smooth, not sticky, power-pads, as we are going to name them. It didn't have fangs in its mouth either, pointed, average sized teeth, yes.

The creature was human, cat, and kangaroo-like, all at the same. But it was something from the science fiction world, too. For not only did it have physic powers, but it would develop powers we hadn't discovered, or programmed into it. It was born, from science, not nature. It was not quite exceeding in human intelligence, so we would have power over it. It, was something of the future, something no one had imagined, or thought of, except this little, old, 'abandoned' lab, in the middle of nowhere town, Virginia. This experiment would be the thing of the century, and we thought, it would be easy to control, easy to manage, and exciting to run tests and more experiments on...

But we knew we had gone terribly wrong, when its eyes flashed open, its head craned back, and the creature let out an ear splitting, blood curdling scream, that sent shattering cracks up the aerogel glass, and intense ripples through the liquid nutrients...

AN: Thank-you so flipping much if you even read it ^^ I LOVE REVIEWERS...! -awkward silence ensues...- -cough-

The experiment can be described, and better put into picture, if you simply Google 'Mewtwo.' No, I don't own him or any of the pictures, and for those who don't know, he's a Pokemon, but this story is NOT the exact same as it's, this story will be different, but starts very similar.

DISCLAIMER: I don't own Mewtwo or Pokemon, but I own this story, RAWR!