Too Much Radiation

Too Much Radiation

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Century Grayen thought her parent's were just dumping her at a summer camp, no big deal. What Century did not expect to find was her younger sister Violet there too. But the girls are not were they are told. They have been more than shipped off to a camp. In fact, this place is far from a camp in any sense of the word. They have been sent to a human radiation testing facility and are two of many experiments already held. So when both girls wake up in a strange cabin with even stranger powers, they decide to take down the government's experiments. Only problem? There are already 30 kids the government has tested on and not all of them want to get rid of the government.
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Once upon a time, five people agreed to be part of a secret experiment. The experiment was meant to give them superpowers. They were promised that their loved ones would not be affected by the experiment, no matter what the outcome was. This was good, as the experiment failed--or so they thought. For one, it was her first child. For another, his second-born. For a third, her third. For the fourth, her fourth, and for the fifth, his first. They were all born with strange powers--powers that nobody could explain, and that put everybody around them in danger. Taken from their parents, the children were raised apart from society. They served a particular purpose. Nothing would go wrong. Until something does... or a lot of somethings.

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