The National Department For Missing And Escaped Test Subjects
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Genetic testing has become widespread and commonplace. Humans are now the new lab rats and guinea pigs, though they aren't treated as humans.
Once they enter a testing facility, they lose the label of "human" and earn that of "subject", along with losing any basic human rights they had before being experimented on.
Most experiments fail horribly or don't accomplish anything, but one in particular has worked better than anyone could have imagined.
Most subjects become too weak and disheartened to escape...but one has made it.
That's where the National Department For Missing And Escaped Test Subjects comes in.
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"It is our duty to this magnificent country of ours to protect it from those who would have it turned to rubble; burned to the ground because of something that had to be done out of necessity; the people who don't understand the need to use a life to make so many, many more so much better.
"It is out duty to protect this magnificent country from the subjects."
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