She knew she had a purpose, just as she knew that there must be a reason they were sending her to that place. She understood why: they really didn't know what to do with her, and hoped to dump their problem onto the American branch of their horrid little research group. It was certain that she was, in fact, an oddity, and that something might be gained from her "extended learning opportunity," but she just didn't care. Not only did she not care what America could offer her, but she wasn't thrilled with the idea of attending Sky High, the only educational facility for people somewhat like her, just as she wasn't thrilled with her placement into her current program.
Sky High. The school built specifically to educate and train the worlds Suerheros and their support. Designed around this idea, it was the sole place for the young adolescents who awoke one day to find they could lift cars, talk to animals, fly, become invisible, and control the weather, among other amazing talents. In this place, they could learn all about themselves, about their powers, and how to make the most of them.
It could have been her haven, her sanctuary, if only she could ever truly fit there.
She didn't though. Not at all. She wasn't a hero. She wasn't a sidekick. She wasn't even sure who she really was.
Her real name was unpronouncable by both citizen and the specially gifted alike. Most called her Silver Detzka.
They called her project A38C6, agent of Program U.
Program Unidentified.