Wasn't Supposed To Be This Way... | Changed AU

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Alright new story let's go...

We're looking through a teen to mid teen's life inside the Thunder Labs facility. They are infected with a small dosage of the latex, but are still human. The latex still acts like a sort of failed experiment parasite, but will fill the host's head with feral aggression. And disfigures the host into the latex's species painfully and slowly...  

This is just before the riot and breach that caused the outbreak of the latex beasts to run havoc over the entire facility, and Dr. K's face has been melted off from the "K" sample after the effects of transfurmation during the riot, causing him to have the need to wear the gas mask at all times. The sample messed with his mind and thoughts as well, causing him to go mad...

Also! Puro seems to be one of the only dark latex beasts that isn't aggressive... sometimes. His arms seem to be longer with his claws more hooked, doesn't use them for violence though! Rather for grabbing books easily!

Also the human's name is Angel, not Colin this time. They're also Non-Binary so...

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Character Bios here:

Angel (Pre-Riot and Present Time):
- A quiet human teen subject that is tested on inside the experimenting chambers of the facility
- Black messy hair with yellow eyes
- 5'8
- Fast but strangely weak and frail with strangely enhanced senses

̶D̶r̶.̶ ̶K̶  Keil Harnor (Pre-Riot):
- One of the human scientists and researchers at the facility, warm and kind towards the human subjects
- Swept white hair with red eyes
- 6'1
- Strong and tall!
- Also isn't known as Dr. K before the riot if you guys uh... know the lore of the game...

Puro (Pre-Riot & Present Time):
- One of the dark latex beasts kept deep in the facility
- Black overgrown fur with his skull-like mask cracked, white eyes as usual.
- 6'2
- Despite being intimidating, he has a kind heart!
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Whatever, let's get straight to the story.