div style="font-family: HelveticaNeue;""SIIRÄ! SIIRÄ! SIIRÄ!" The captain says as she directs the mutants into the testing room. These mutants are being put in these rooms for a test, a test to check how much humanity is left in them, and how they react to certain situations. /div
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div style="font-family: HelveticaNeue;"When the three mutants are put in the separate rooms, they are given virtual reality goggles and are then instructed to strap themselves to a pole, which will then drag them to the air, so they simply just hang there, with blank faces. They are then given two simulation sequences, where the test truly begins./div
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div style="font-family: HelveticaNeue;"The first mutant looks around with a scared look on his face. He tried to run away, but he was hooked to the pole and was just stuck there. He was freaked out. The first simulation was just too much for him to handle, because of all the simulated grunts surrounding him. He waved all his 5 arms excitingly./div
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div style="font-family: HelveticaNeue;"His attempt for the second sequence was even worse. When he was being chased by a bunch of simulated dogs, he acted as if he was actually being chased. At the end, he fainted from all the stress, conducting the experiment as a failure./div
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div style="font-family: HelveticaNeue;"The second mutant seemed to act even worse. He tried to kill the simulated grunts with his bear claws and flickered his long tail around. He wasn't messing around. He got all exhausted, but when the next simulation was activated, he ran after the dogs, attempting to snap their spines in half. Eventually, he got angry and tried to harm the real grunts who tried to take him off the simulation device, thus also being given a fail on the test./div
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div style="font-family: HelveticaNeue;"The third mutant, however, was neutral. He itched his green scales and wondered why a bunch of simulated grunts was surrounding him. He tried to grab an imaginary gun to shoot them, and then made a run for it. In the second simulation, he grabbed another imaginary gun and tried to shoot the dogs, but after failing to shoot even one, he eventually gave up and got bitten by them. When he was released, he looked around, and when they said he failed the test because of the second simulation and that he was a weakling, he felt a bit frustrated and left off./div
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div style="font-family: HelveticaNeue;"So, what was the point of this entire thing if all the mutants failed the test? Well, to prove if mutants could be any use to the IDPD, and so far it has failed, therefore concluding that a mutant's life is worthless, and therefore not worth saving. After all, why'd anyone waste their time with worthless objects...?/div
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div style="font-family: HelveticaNeue;"When the three mutants are put in the separate rooms, they are given virtual reality goggles and are then instructed to strap themselves to a pole, which will then drag them to the air, so they simply just hang there, with blank faces. They are then given two simulation sequences, where the test truly begins./div
div style="font-family: HelveticaNeue;" /div
div style="font-family: HelveticaNeue;"The first mutant looks around with a scared look on his face. He tried to run away, but he was hooked to the pole and was just stuck there. He was freaked out. The first simulation was just too much for him to handle, because of all the simulated grunts surrounding him. He waved all his 5 arms excitingly./div
div style="font-family: HelveticaNeue;" /div
div style="font-family: HelveticaNeue;"His attempt for the second sequence was even worse. When he was being chased by a bunch of simulated dogs, he acted as if he was actually being chased. At the end, he fainted from all the stress, conducting the experiment as a failure./div
div style="font-family: HelveticaNeue;" /div
div style="font-family: HelveticaNeue;"The second mutant seemed to act even worse. He tried to kill the simulated grunts with his bear claws and flickered his long tail around. He wasn't messing around. He got all exhausted, but when the next simulation was activated, he ran after the dogs, attempting to snap their spines in half. Eventually, he got angry and tried to harm the real grunts who tried to take him off the simulation device, thus also being given a fail on the test./div
div style="font-family: HelveticaNeue;" /div
div style="font-family: HelveticaNeue;"The third mutant, however, was neutral. He itched his green scales and wondered why a bunch of simulated grunts was surrounding him. He tried to grab an imaginary gun to shoot them, and then made a run for it. In the second simulation, he grabbed another imaginary gun and tried to shoot the dogs, but after failing to shoot even one, he eventually gave up and got bitten by them. When he was released, he looked around, and when they said he failed the test because of the second simulation and that he was a weakling, he felt a bit frustrated and left off./div
div style="font-family: HelveticaNeue;" /div
div style="font-family: HelveticaNeue;"So, what was the point of this entire thing if all the mutants failed the test? Well, to prove if mutants could be any use to the IDPD, and so far it has failed, therefore concluding that a mutant's life is worthless, and therefore not worth saving. After all, why'd anyone waste their time with worthless objects...?/div