The Lucky 10%

The Lucky 10%

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The year is 3216. Science has reached an all-new height. Advancements in technology, medicine, and biology allow the average middle-class citizen to live far into their 150s and cross the ocean in mere moments. A new, experimental drug has been produced. A single injection gives the patient superhuman abilities. Each participant gains control of one thing, their Factor. The only problem? It is highly unstable. Before they can be cleared for human experimentation, the scientists must reach the goal of a 95% success rate on animals. However, after they watched they saw the abnormal changes in their subjects, the scientists dropped the human studies and pursued this new path. The low survival rate of 10% didn't even matter anymore, the average animals had an IQ of 140 on the Stanford-Binet scale. The lowest scored 129 and the highest 156. Lifespans were doubled, but still all-too short. After all, the subjects were lab mice. Scientists swapped to domestic dogs and cats in order to utilize the longer lifespans, with the successfully injected living into their late thirties and early forties. Deaths for the other 90% were painless, as the animals dropped into a coma and died in a matter of seconds. The studies would go on for several more centuries, but this is only the beginning. The foundation of what would soon be a civilization of superintelligent specimens. This is their story. The lucky 10%. CANCELLED
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They came from nowhere. Just suddenly appeared in 1990 and made a few cities. Anthros is what they call themselves. They were taller than most humans. cutting themselves off from humans. Humans have tried talking to them but they never responded. Until 2023, they responded. They wanted a way to slowly engage their species with humans. Humans decided to use a transfer method. 1 human for each of the anthro city to the school of that city. They didn't allow any anthros to go to human society yet. There were 3 cities. Garrison, Relondrit, and Muldrow. Landon got sent to Muldrow. Landon is a 16-year-old sophomore. He's 6.5 caucasian with dark brown hair put into a mullet and dark green eyes. But he ain't no jock, he's a nerd, he doesn't have muscle because he's skinny. Like, see ribs skinny. He was quiet, always doing work and listening to music. (heavy metal and 2000s alternative) When the transfer system was close to the end of freshmen year had started. He immediately signed up. And since he was the first and had all A's except for 1 B (it's criminology) He got into it. So over summer break, he was taught by an anthro (Labrador) some of their traditions. The only difference between them and humans is that they 2 things. Every year for a month, the females get a heat cycle. (It's not the typical one. They can control it. It just makes them turn on more and easier. That's it. No franticly wanting sex.) they also have "Species Day". It's where multiple of the same group meet at various locations. Other than those 2 a few word changes. It's all the same between the 2 sides. Just before the sophomore year started. He was moved into the city. They gave him a basic apartment right by the school. They allowed him to bring his stuff. One of those was his bike. (so he can bike to school. Also, you'll figure out more stuff he brought with him later on in the story. Btw, this is not a harem. So if you're looking for that. Go away. All characters are owned by me.

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